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Finals 2016

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I just did some calculations on what is required by us to make up 6 percentage points on North.

Not impossible but it requires some big wins and then decent losses (50 plus points) by North

Wish I had not done that... I was mildly excited for a while

Edited by Diamond_Jim

2 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

I just did some calculations on what is required by us to make up 6 percentage points on North.

Not impossible but it requires some big wins and then decent losses (50 plus points) by North

Wish I had not done that... I was mildly excited for a while

So you're saying we're a chanceโ€ฆ?

 
1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Always a chance mate but it did not look good :cool:

Better than it looked this time last year though right? We really needed Hawthorn to carry their 1st quarter form through the entire game today.ย 


13 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

I just did some calculations on what is required by us to make up 6 percentage points on North.

Not impossible but it requires some big wins and then decent losses (50 plus points) by North

Wish I had not done that... I was mildly excited for a while

it's now <ย 100 points spread over 5 games which is better per game than yesterdayย 

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We are in this up to our ears. We now only need 4 results to go our way.

#deesfinals16 #daretodream #spiritof87

I want to make finals this year.

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Even if only to have to honour of being the team that did not finish a round in the top all year except for when it counted.


1 minute ago, wackojacko1 said:

That Essendon loss hurts more week by week. So does that eagles lossย 

North as well....Carn m8 it's all about learning this year.

Maybe a few things go our way the next few weeks and bring in deetemberย 

The Essendon game we should have easilyย won will be the reason we don't play finals this year.ย 

We could have been one game out, instead we are two gamesย out and need to some how beat Geelong at home in the final round and make up the parentage againstย Carlton.

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Edited by ILLDieADemon


The Eseendon loss seems to have woken us from our slumber. ย No point dwelling on it, as it seems we used it as a very valuable lesson.

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