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Funny thread. At the end of 2012 Port Adelaide wouldve been having the same thread with arguably the same results. A traded player showing so much (Ebert), backing up their only good player (Boak) and

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I'm very excited about next year. This year played out pretty much as I expected, which was a great effort, considering the loss of Mitch Clark and Jesse Hogan for the year. They were HUGE holes in th

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Oh ye of little faith .... I believe 8-10 wins next year, around 12th and then the next year let the party begin!

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Have you got us?

Coming out of shouse

Or going into shouse.

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Felix Redleg

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How do you you think we are going to go next season based on the trades we have made so far? competitive

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9 wins with a percentage of 76.4

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Have you got us?

Coming out of shouse

Or going into shouse.

That photo is from 2007.

Since then it's been more like this

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this is a depressing thread. it'll be interesting to see what people are predicting in March when we have wiped 2014 from our memory, finals anyone?

remember we were ahead in the last Q of 10 games this year (I think?), no reason to think we wont improve with another pre-season of Roosey and the young guys getting fitter. I predict 8-10 wins

Carn the Dees! only 6 months til round 1. woo hoo!! :-)

and, had we managed to hold on and win even half of those we would have had a quite respectable 9 wins.

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Around 6 wins (maybe 7-8) would be a decent improvement and a pass mark for mine. The addition of Hogan along with Jeffy, La Bamba and Frosty will hopefully contribute to some improved performances. Not expecting any miracles next year.

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6-7 wins. I just hope we don't drop off at the end of the year again, that was a real kick in the guts. I don't know why, I should be used to it but that hurt man.

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We'll have the personnel to win 8-10 games but it's up to whether we can muster a convincing, healthy team together and play like one. Our belief was shot in the final moments of our Port Adelaide (x2) and Bulldogs (x2) matches. All I wish is for us to leave nothing in the tank in Round 1, throw everything at it, no matter who we're playing. Our last 3 years, our opening 3 rounds have been atrocious. I just want us to already look like a team once the ball's bounced in the opening game


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I really have no idea.

It would be absolutely disastrous if they went another season with less than 6 wins. From an off-field perspective, it would make it very hard for the club.

I was hopeful of 6 wins this year. We didn't get that, but were close. It could have easily been 8 wins.

Is 10 wins out of the question? I don't think it's ambitious to expect that.

High Distinction: 8-12 wins

Pass: 6-7 wins

Fail: <6 wins

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Adelaide: WIn

Carlton: Win

Collingwood: Win

Essendon: Win/Win

Geelong: Win

Richmond: Win/Win

St Kilda: Win/Win

West Coast: Win

Bulldogs; Win

Might be being a little too optimistic.

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