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GWS' recent "form" is a furphy.

Since beating West Coast in Round 10 they've been thrashed by Brisbane, drew with North and had a win over an inept Carlton, and have now lost to Hawthorn.

Right now, COVID aside, I'd argue Fremantle are as well placed as anyone to displace Richmond or Sydney from the top 8.

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31 minutes ago, Jaded said:

GWS are such a disappointment. How is Cameron not under intense pressure? Is it because GWS only has 3 supporters?

And none of them understand the game.

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One of my favourite non MFC players is Weitering. McKay gets all the accolades, but Weitering is just as good, if not better.

I know he signed a contract extension relatively recently, but I'd love him in our back 6 one day.

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2 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

Looking for that sweet spot where Carlton win just enough games to retain David Teague. 

He's in big trouble I reckon.

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30 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

Looking for that sweet spot where Carlton win just enough games to retain David Teague. 

haha that was my theory also with Buckley at the pies...the "nice guy" favorite son who ultimately will never get the job done....hope they keep him for a decade

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3 minutes ago, RickyJ45 said:

haha that was my theory also with Buckley at the pies...the "nice guy" favorite son who ultimately will never get the job done....hope they keep him for a decade

it's important he stays to complete the platform for their next era of mediocrity and unfulfilled potential. 

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8 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

boy, didn't realise meth coast relied on the crowd that much.....dogs now 54 pts up and with bad goal kicking

Eagles at home in Perth without a crowd is worth 1-2 goals a quarter. With that neutralised, as just now, they’re just not all that. Good luck for the Bulldogs, and have to say I’m jealous at how well their forward line is functioning.

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24 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Just checked the doggies fixture. They've got a dream run home. Only game they could potentially drop is us only.

The rest are all bottom 8 bar Port Adelaide last round.

Yep and our ordinary percentage thanks to our inability to put teams away is going to hurt us in the run home. Finish 3rd or 4th and get sent to play Lions at the Gabba would be a complete disaster. 

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17 minutes ago, demonstone said:

Percentage is irrelevant if we finish first or second.

But we could well finish 4th or 5th because of it. We have by far the hardest draw of the rest of the top 5 sides. We play Geelong, Port, Dogs and West Coast (away). The rest have maybe one game left against a top 5 side. 
 

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4 minutes ago, Jaded said:

But we could well finish 4th or 5th because of it. We have by far the hardest draw of the rest of the top 5 sides. We play Geelong, Port, Dogs and West Coast (away). The rest have maybe one game left against a top 5 side. 
 

We haven't put teams away at all and I reckon it's going to potentially cost us in the long run.

I'll cop a bit for this but I honestly think the doggies are currently the best team in the comp.

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1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

We haven't put teams away at all and I reckon it's going to potentially cost us in the long run.

I'll cop a bit for this but I honestly think the doggies are currently the best team in the comp.

I think Brisbane are better. They are more even across the ground. I think Dogs have a suspect backline. But time will tell. 

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