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Freo finishing 4th or 5th last we be a dream but It ain’t happening. They are better than this and will still finish somewhere in 9-12. Still gives us a top 10. 

Edited by Gawndy the Great

 
6 minutes ago, John Demonic said:

Suns are already above them, I'm getting greedy now and want Carlton to leap frog Freo in the coming weeks.

Understand I was confused because I loathe Carlton.

 

I don’t know if it’s already been asked, but how the flip did we lose to this basket case!?

 

...just need Sydney & Carlton to run into a bit of form now.

Then the way Hawthorn have been going is a bottom 3 position for Freo too much to ask for?


9 minutes ago, rjay said:

...just need Sydney & Carlton to run into a bit of form now.

Then the way Hawthorn have been going is a bottom 3 position for Freo too much to ask for?

That’s what we can only hope for.

they don’t have an easy draw: Collingwood, Doggies and Cats all away. You can almost put down 3 losses there. 

Lions, Bombers and Power at home - would be hard to win more than one of those.

Blues, Swans, Eagles and Hawks round out the rest , which they’ll probably 3-4. 

So can’t see them winning more than 4-5 games for the rest of the season for 10-11 wins, which is about 9-12 ladder wise. 


4 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

Freo are as Flaky as a well known chocolate bar.

Twirl?

Hell yeah great result today! Let’s go Tigers tonight to make that Freo pick even better!

On 6/14/2023 at 1:59 PM, Bring-Back-Powell said:

The bye certainly came at the wrong time for the boys from Cockburn.

GWS would have to be a chance this week but seem unable to string 2 wins together.

It's always the wrong time for cockburn, bye or no bye.


It’s premature -  I know.

So if teams finished as-is. We’d have pick 6, 18, 24, 36 and 90.

I’d take 18 and 24 to  Cats  (as Suns unlikely to trade ) for Pick 9.

Take 6,9 to WC for Reid. If they take it, good otherwise we use it on Curtain and Duursma. 

These umps either have money on the saints or Freo to make the 8 cos this is putrid. 
 

But tigers doing enough to shunt Freo down further!

 
3 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

It’s premature -  I know.

So if teams finished as-is. We’d have pick 6, 18, 24, 36 and 90.

I’d take 18 and 24 to  Cats  (as Suns unlikely to trade ) for Pick 9.

Take 6,9 to WC for Reid. If they take it, good otherwise we use it on Curtain and Duursma. 

Why are the cats giving us a top 10 pick? Slide down 9 places for a pick in the 20s is not a deal I would do if I was them.


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