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4 pre finals....1 post GF

 

As much as I hate to admit it, the performance tonight was no better than 2015. Our preseason optimism has no basis. Prepare for Tigers mark 2


Yep. I'm putting the lid back on and screwing it down for another year. Too many basic skill errors and some really dumb Demons footy. The ball movement of the Eagles was way better. We had no counter. and We lost too many centre clearances, despite the fact that our rucks dominated. . 

Yeah, I always judge our seasons based on practice matches. Especially ones against quality sides on their home turf in summer weather.

 
  On 09/03/2017 at 12:14, Uncle Fester said:

Yeah, I always judge our seasons based on practice matches. Especially ones against quality sides on their home turf in summer weather.

It's classic Dees fan logic to write the season off after a decent hit out against a quality opponent.

  On 03/03/2017 at 23:26, Ethan Tremblay said:

Have a feeling we'll have a strong start to the season then slow down. I predict somewhere between 6th (which I think is quite optimistic) and 11th. 

Pretty mjuch that. I have us 9th.


Try to remember Richmond are always to be placed 9th.........9thmond....ok don't mess with this ...we want them to have hope and then see it cruelly dashed every year.

The trouble may start as early as round one when Carlscum beat them!! Ha! Ha! (demonish evil laughter....etc)

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  On 17/03/2017 at 09:07, special robert said:

Try to remember Richmond are always to be placed 9th.........9thmond....ok don't mess with this ...we want them to have hope and then see it cruelly dashed every year.

The trouble may start as early as round one when Carlscum beat them!! Ha! Ha! (demonish evil laughter....etc)

Continually think of Mario from Doncaster... :)

I've seen and heard enough this pre season to be confident that we won't lie down in any game in 2017.  That should mean winning more than our share of the tight ones, and refusing 'point blank' to be beaten by the likes of Essendon and Carlton.  As we all know, good teams find a way to win, even on their 'off' days, and I have a hunch that we will see that characteristic emerge this year.. My strong gut-feel is that we'll finish 5 or 6 with around 14 wins ......... a perfect launching pad for 2018 and beyond.

Besides, I'm sick and tired of waiting!


ALL going well, looking at the fixture it's 13 wins for mine.

That would see us around 7 - 8th.

 

Afl ladder predictor is working here is my result

adelaide

bulldogs

west coast

gws

sydney

geelong

melbourne

hawthorn

port adelaide

st kilda

fremantle

richmond

collingwood

gold coast 

north Melbourne 

essendon

lions 

carlton 

Here is the awful thing - go waste 2 hours: http://www.afl.com.au/ladder/ladder-predictor

I had 14 wins with a loss this weekend... The lid id off for me, but I haven't lost the lid...I know exactly where the effing lid is!

I am still holding the lid.

Should I put it back on? 

...

I'm going to put it back on.

GWS
Adelaide
Western Bulldogs
Sydney
West Coast
Hawthorn
Melbourne
Geelong

Collingwood
St Kilda
Richmond
Gold Coast
Kangaroos
Essendon
Fremantle
Port Adelaide
Brisbane
Carlton


  1. Sydney
  2. GWS
  3. West Coast
  4. Adelaide
  5. Geelong
  6. Western Bulldogs
  7. Gold Coast
  8. Melbourne
  9. St Kilda
  10. Fremantle
  11. Collingwood
  12. Hawthorn
  13. Richmond
  14. Port Adelaide
  15. Kangaroos
  16. Essendon
  17. Brisbane
  18. Carlton

 

 

 

5th.

Yes I may be stretching my Johnson.

I reserve the right to edit this post at any time 


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