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What happens if we finish 15th ahead of either Freo or Richmond, with us winning 4 games or less? We lose pick 1 (Scully) in this scenario do we not? Because looking at Freo's run home especially, if we beat them I can't see them winning another game.

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    What happens if we finish 15th ahead of either Freo or Richmond, with us winning 4 games or less? We lose pick 1 (Scully) in this scenario do we not? Because looking at Freo's run home especially, if we beat them I can't see them winning another game.

    No, we would still get pick 1 in this scenario as the pp we get is before the start of round 1 picks; and Freo or Richmond won't clarify for a pp before round 1 of the draft, but instead before round 2 of the draft. To qualify for a pp before round 1 a team must win less than 18 points in two consecutive years, and it would only be their first year under this criterion.

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    Thanks for clearing that up H...happy days! That would be a dream scenario, avoiding the wooden spoon. Go Dees.

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    Don't count the Eagles out for winning more games, they can be very competetive over there, it's interstate they're rubbish.

    Richmond have been improving, I can see them winning more games.

    Port will beat us tomorrow, I don't know why we're worrying.

    Freo's our threat now.

    WE WILL GET SCULLY.

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    Round 22 2007 was a significant disaster for our club. Today was worse.

    I admired the players for their persistence and skill, but I feel the footy dept. should have shown less naivety.

    Edited by JUMPING JACK CLENNETT

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