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2 minutes ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

Watch the first scenario happen right in front of our eyes.

Better than losing everything, but it still equals nothing

 

Just as a head's up. 

I noted like someone else (before last weekend) that the Squiggle auto ladder predictor had us in fifth winning five of the last six with a % of 112 or so (down from 118% at the time). Must have been one mighty loss. But then found out the simulation wasn't fixed. Hit the button again and we were down in 10th. And again into 8th. And so forth. 


4 hours ago, CYB said:

Daniher to kick 10 goals in Rd 17 and Dons to pip us out of the finals.

    If he gets 10 kicks he will break his foot he is so fragile.  I am waiting for round 17. 

    You are so funny  CYB. Keep the post.'s coming.

 

4 hours ago, CYB said:

Daniher to kick 10 goals in Rd 17 and Dons to pip us out of the finals.

Freo will stuff us up we only have a 4 day break.

7 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

Freo will stuff us up we only have a 4 day break.

Yep, I think this one will be the problem as well. Very few teams have been competitive off a four day break, let alone actually winning.

 

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