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For what its worth, my ladder predictor as at round 11

1. West Coast 11 10 1 0 1140 969 40 117.6

2. Sydney 11 8 3 0 1140 967 32 117.8

3. Adelaide 11 8 3 0 1151 1010 32 113.9

4. Melbourne 11 8 3 0 1107 1058 32 104.6

5. Essendon 11 7 4 0 1148 1065 28 107.7

6. Geelong 11 6 5 0 1186 1066 24 111.2

7. W Bulldogs 11 6 5 0 1124 1064 24 105.6

8. Port Adel 11 6 5 0 1150 1102 24 104.3

9. Bris Lions 11 6 5 0 1028 1037 24 99.1

10. Fremantle 11 5 6 0 1142 1118 20 102.1

11. St Kilda 11 5 6 0 1016 1091 20 93.1

12. Collingwood 11 4 7 0 1036 1087 16 95.3

13. Kangaroos 11 3 8 0 1046 1141 12 91.6

14. Carlton 11 3 8 0 1020 1239 12 82.3

15. Richmond 11 2 9 0 997 1176 8 84.7

16. Hawthorn 11 1 10 0 941 1182 4 79.6

:rolleyes:

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    Mine but i cant be bothered doing that website again

    1. Fremantle

    2. West Coast

    3. Sydney

    4. Bulldogs

    5. Adelaide

    6. Geelong

    7. Essendon

    8. St Kilda

    9. Port Adel

    10. Brisbane

    11. Hawthorn

    12. Collingwood

    13. Melbourne

    14. Richmond

    15. Carlton

    16. Kangas

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    Occo, freo on top?? They are a good team on paper, but topping the comp by round 11 will be a tall order for the dockers.

    Nice to see faith restored with demon fans, dont see the dees at 16th yet.

    Dees to be sitting 8th by round 11 for me thanks.

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    4. Melbourne 11 8 3 0 1107 1058 32 104.6

    surely we cant win 8 of our next 9 lol

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    surely we cant win 8 of our next 9 lol

    Of course we can!

    Watch Jamar, PJ and Godfrey kick 100 goals between them in the next 9 weeks :lol:

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    Occo, freo on top?? They are a good team on paper, but topping the comp by round 11 will be a tall order for the dockers.

    Nice to see faith restored with demon fans, dont see the dees at 16th yet.

    Dees to be sitting 8th by round 11 for me thanks.

    yep. freo are a very good team. remember its bad to peak to early and freo have a stellar run after the weeks break. add farmer and the team will be very damaging mark my words

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    its bad to peak early? do you still have optimism for us?

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    its bad to peak early? do you still have optimism for us?

    lol i believe you need to be 8 - 3 to have a chance at top 4. For all the MCG games we have in the next 4 weeks or so, we will be without 2 of our leading kickers. I give us very little hope and expect to see us go in 3 - 8. At the end of the day these games lost at the G will hurt when we come to go to subi, aami and even the gabba the rate bris are playing. If we can win every game after the break (11 - 0) then we will finish on 14 and that may be enough to scrape into the finals (most likely a 6-8 possie) and not good enough.

    As for freo, well they have a few issues but they usally start slow anyway. the loss of farmer has hurt them badly but the addition of the likes of Browne has given them depth and they will finish with 9 - 2 after the break

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