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jnrmac
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Forecast for Saturday.

Shower or two. 25 deg to 32 deg. Humidity is between 75 and 80%.

Hot and steamy.

Will this suit Port better or the Dees??

Port were run over in the last quarter by the Cartel so maybe there is a query about their fitness??

Some Port stats

Ranked 3rd in Tackles Per Game

Ranked 13th in Kicks Per Game

Ranked 15th in Marks Per Game

Ranked 12th in least Opponent Kicks Per Game

Ranked 13th in least Opponent Handballs Per Game

Ranked 14th in least Opponent Disposals Per Game

Ranked 12th in least Opponent Marks Per Game

Ranked 12th in least Opponent Points Per Game

Ranked 16th in least Opponent Tackles Per Game

Ranked 14th in least Opponent Hitouts Per Game

Ranked 13th in Team to Opponent Kicks Per Game Diff.

Ranked 13th in Team to Opponent Handballs Per Game Diff.

Ranked 13th in Team to Opponent Disposals Per Game Diff.

Ranked 14th in Team to Opponent Marks Per Game Diff.

Ranked 13th in Team to Opponent Points Per Game Diff.

Ranked 12th in Team to Opponent Hitouts Per Game Diff.

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    It is always 32 C in Darwin. Occassionally you might see 33 C once in a blue moon.

    The first stat is pretty important. 3rd in tackles. The Dees need to get back to intensity and effort in laying good tackles. There is good correlation between "the more tackles, the better chance of winning."

    It will be difficult for the Dees, but if they rebound well it will be a good game. Must keep tabs on David Rohdan and the like.

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    I've been checkng the forecast on www.weatherzone.com.au I find they're usually pretty good, however, their forecast has changed every day this week since I've been checking it! I think it's a bit too hard to predict what it's gonna be like given the dry season hasn't properly come in yet, one thing's for sure, it will def. be around 26-30 degree mark, but I think the humidity will play the biggest part in how we run out the game, and at the moment, it's too hard to predict that factor...

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    14th in least opposition hitouts. That means their rucks are shizen and hopefully Jamar has a blinder.

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