Round 18 - How it will play out..?
Round 18 - How it will play out..? 104 members have voted
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1. Which of the following options will describe our fate this year?
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Demons lose - Demons out
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Saints lose, Demons win (but not by enough), Doggies win - Demons out.
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Saints lose, Demons win (but not by enough), Doggies lose - Demons play finals.
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Saints lose, Demons win (by enough), Doggies win - Demons play finals.
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Saints lose, Demons win (by enough), Doggies lose - Demons play finals.
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Saints win, Demons win, Doggies win - Demons out.
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Saints win, Demons win, Doggies lose - Demons play finals
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