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NAB Cup Ladder

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Actually, I don't mind any of the bottom three.

The 2012 NAB Cup ladder:

[Team Won Lost % Pts]

1. West Coast Eagles 2 0 189.1 8

2. Adelaide 2 0 119.6 8

3. Collingwood 2 0 119.6 8

4. Hawthorn 1 1 132.4 4

5. Fremantle 1 1 132.0 4

6. Sydney Swans 1 1 124.1 4

7. Port Adelaide 1 1 108.4 4

8. Gold Coast 11 102.4 4

9. Melbourne 11 100.0 4

10. Richmond 1 1 100.0 4

11. Brisbane Lions 11 96.6 4

12. Western Bulldogs 1 1 96.4 4

13. Geelong 1 1 89.8 4

14. St. Kilda 1 1 87.8 4

15. North Melbourne 1 1 76.6 4

16. GWS Giants 0 2 88.6 0

17. Carlton 0 2 83.2 0

18. Essendon 0 2 49.6 0

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    So we win our next two matches and we're set right?

    Nope. We'll still be on zero premiership points, just like everyone else. Honestly, a NAB Cup ladder? Please!

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    Moist

    You're lucky I'm no longer a mod, or that would get you a lifetime ban.

    Disgusting! :o

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    This is the first year in about 5-7 years where I will be happier perfecting a game plan rather than going all out to win the cup. Would be great if we did win for a boost in members and to put a spring in the step of the fans but at the end of the day it's all about March 31..

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    This is the first year in about 5-7 years where I will be happier perfecting a game plan rather than going all out to win the cup. Would be great if we did win for a boost in members and to put a spring in the step of the fans but at the end of the day it's all about March 31..

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    Agree 100% getting consistent with our structures should be top priority. If we are good enough, results will come in the mean time but we shouldn't detour from the game plan for a glass half full night premiership. Don't need the 200k that much, thank god.

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    Agree 100% getting consistent with our structures should be top priority. If we are good enough, results will come in the mean time but we shouldn't detour from the game plan for a glass half full night premiership. Don't need the 200k that much, thank god.

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    Im very much a rookie and was wondering how to do this correctly myself. I appreciate the tip.

    Now I just hope I'm doing right this time!

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    Moist

    A comment on the (weather )conditions perhaps .

    Edited by Biffen

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    Lol I guess not!

    Ha!

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    I know why the AFL took the two points off Essendon. They wanted to keep GWS off the bottom:

    The 2012 NAB Cup ladder:

    [Team Won Lost % Pts]

    1. Adelaide 3 0 165.6 12

    2. West Coast Eagles 3 0 134.6 12

    3. Hawthorn 2 1 194.1 8

    4. Fremantle 2 1 146.2 8

    5. Geelong 2 1 137.3 8

    6. Sydney Swans 2 1 125.2 8

    7. Melbourne 2 1 108.5 8

    8. Western Bulldogs 2 1 101.6 8

    9. Collingwood 2 1 100.8 

    10. St. Kilda 2 1 87.8 8

    11. Port Adelaide 1 2 100.0 4

    12. Richmond 1 2 79.6 4

    13. North Melbourne 1 2 77.8 4

    14. Gold Coast 1 2 69.8 4

    15. Brisbane Lions 1 2 57.6 4

    16. Carlton 0 3 88.3 0

    17. GWS Giants 0 3 53.9 0

    18. Essendon 0 3 49.6 0

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    I can see us finishing 7th come september.

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