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The Second Half Draw

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Predictions 113 members have voted

  1. 1. GWS (MCG)

  2. 2. Brisbane (Gabba)

  3. 3. Richmond (MCG)

  4. 4. Fremantle (Etihad)

  5. 5. Port Adelaide (Darwin)

  6. 6. North Melbourne (Etihad)

  7. 7. Gold Coast (MCG)

  8. 8. St Kilda (MCG)

  9. 9. GWS (Manuka)

  10. 10. Adelaide (MCG)

  11. 11. Fremantle (Patersons)

  12. 12. Add up the wins, how many do you see from here?

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I think we'll be in a much better position to predict the remaining games after Sunday.

Sunday (Round 13) will be the first time since Round 5 (Saints) that we won't be playing a top 8 team and should get a sense of the extend they have learnt the new game plan and applying it under pressure for four quarters.

Round 6 - Geelong - Reigning premier - currently 7th

Round 7 - Hawthorn - 2008 Premier - currently 5th

Round 8 - Sydney - Currently 4th

Round 9 - Carlton - wanna be contenders - currently 9th

Round 10 - Essendon - ditto Carlton - currently 6th AND we won

Round 11 - Collingwood - 2010 Premier - currently 3rd

Round 13 - GWS - currently 17th

Round 14 - Brissie - currently 15th

Etc...

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    I tipped 5 wins for the 1st half, and I find myself doing the same now. Hope I'm as much out the other way this time.

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    On one hand I look at the fixture and think to myself that there is an option there to win almost every game, maybe save just the Adelaide one.

    On the other hand, I think about how bad we have been at times this year, and think to myself that we can feasibly lose all these games.

    Our best chance is surely Gold Coast at the G, more so than GWS this week because I feel like GWS is gelling as a team really well, whereas GC is falling apart.

    Non-development team games, I think our best bets are North, St Kilda and Fremantle at Etihad.

    I don't think we'll beat anyone except GWS and GC, but I didn't think we'd beat Essendon.

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