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I was on Squiggle last week and got it to Auto Predict the Season and it had us finishing 2nd.

Did it today after the round had finished and it's not as pretty.

Not sure how the permutations work though

 

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On 7/2/2021 at 9:08 PM, Mickey said:

Can't believe they risked him. Extraordinary decision.

GEELONG spearhead Jeremy Cameron is set to miss at least a month of matches after scans revealed he had suffered his third right hamstring strain of the year. 

Cats have: Carlton, Fremantle, Richmond, North, GWS, St Kilda, Melbourne

Don't think they'll miss him too much in some of those games. 

 

 
20 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

This almost becomes irrelevant when we lose to sides like Adelaide, Collingwood and GWS.

They're top team because they get it done against these teams when we simply don't. 

I'm not arguing that they're not a good side.

I'm arguing that we can still beat them when we play them again.

I've been saying for weeks that us dropping games to bottom 10 sides doesn't make us a pretender or incapable of making/winning finals, it jeopardises our shot at a flag because of ladder position.

But the prediction we're going to finish 5th comes off the back of assumptions that we'll most/all of the Port, Bulldogs, West Coast and Geelong games. Our form this year suggests that is unlikely.

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