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NON-MFC: Rd 03 2023

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1 hour ago, dees189227 said:

So David King voted on the showdown medal even though he watched it from the studio in Melbourne 

For all of Fox’s trumpeting about how good their coverage is, it’s pathetic that they don’t send their commentators interstate. 

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    Traded out Gawn for a month and added Witts into my fantasy team, so im hoping he can dominate and give them first use - and they can have a match where they hit targets from some burst from clearances. Witts is one of the most underrated rucks of the past 5 years, given he's been one of the 2nd best. 

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    Gold coast v Geelong is bizarre. I cannot recall seeing a game this loose through the corridor at AFL level, which makes the lack of scoring truly extraordinary.

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    The Suns are the biggest almost team of all time. it’s like they are scared to take the lead against the Cats. 2.7 missed easy shots, King can’t take a chest mark

    12 seasons. no finals. go AFL

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    The Cats are finished

    Suns are playing with under 18’s level maturity and the Cats still look second rate

    doubt the Cats will play finals 

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    Club
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    Pts
    %
    For
    Agt
    This Week
    Projected
    Next
    1
    St Kilda
    3
    12
    150.3 %
    251
    167
    Won vs Ess
    92 – 74
    8th: 48 pts, 101 %
    vs G.C.
    2
    Collingwood
    3
    12
    149.5 %
    323
    216
    Won vs Rich
    63 – 49
    2nd: 64 pts, 122 %
    @ B.L.
    3
    Carlton
    3
    10
    108.8 %
    222
    204
    Won @ GWS
    74 – 64
    4th: 58 pts, 110 %
    @ N.M.
    4
    Sydney
    3
    8
    174.2 %
    270
    155
    Half Time @ Melb
    6·6 42
       – 9·3 57
    1st: 64 pts, 127 %
    vs P.A.
    5
    Essendon
    Gap to Sydney (4th): Ess need Melb to score 55 more points
    3
    8
    129.1 %
    306
    237
    Lost @ St.K
    74 – 92
    10th: 44 pts, 99 %
    vs GWS
    6
    Melbourne
    Gap to Sydney (4th): Melb need to score 34 more points
    Gap to Essendon (5th): Melb need to score 5 more points
    3
    8
    127.0 %
    254
    200
    Half Time vs Syd
    9·3 57
       – 6·6 42
    3rd: 60 pts, 122 %
    @ WCE
    7
    North Melb
    Gap to Melbourne (6th): N.M. need Syd to win
    3
    8
    94.4 %
    221
    234
    Lost @ Haw
    61 – 80
    18th: 28 pts, 78 %
    Friday
    vs Carl
    8
    Richmond
    Gap to Melbourne (6th): Rich need Syd to win
    3
    6
    109.1 %
    215
    197
    Lost @ Coll
    49 – 63
    5th: 54+ pts, 115 %
    vs W.B.
    9
    WC Eagles
    Gap to Essendon (5th): WCE need to score 35 points
    Gap to Melbourne (6th): WCE need to score 32 points or Syd to score 35 more points
    Gap to Richmond (8th): WCE need to score 2 points
    2
    4
    108.3 %
    182
    168
    @ Freo
    16th: 32 pts, 83 %
    vs Melb
    10
    GWS Giants
    Gap to Melbourne (6th): GWS need Syd to score 68 more points
    Gap to WC Eagles (9th): GWS need Freo to score 24 points
    3
    4
    95.1 %
    251
    264
    Lost vs Carl
    64 – 74
    15th: 36 pts, 90 %
    Sunday
    @ Ess
    11
    Adelaide
    Gap to Melbourne (6th): Adel need Syd to score 70 more points
    Gap to WC Eagles (9th): Adel need Freo to score 25 points
    3
    4
    94.3 %
    283
    300
    Won @ P.A.
    117 – 86
    12th: 40 pts, 94 %
    vs Freo
    12
    Port Adel
    Gap to Melbourne (6th): P.A. need Syd to score 99 more points
    Gap to WC Eagles (9th): P.A. need Freo to score 46 points
    3
    4
    85.2 %
    276
    324
    Lost vs Adel
    86 – 117
    7th: 52 pts, 108 %
    @ Syd
    13
    Brisbane
    Gap to WC Eagles (9th): B.L. need Freo to score 62 points
    3
    4
    79.3 %
    218
    275
    Lost @ W.B.
    53 – 67
    11th: 44 pts, 97 %
    Thursday
    vs Coll
    14
    Gold Coast
    Gap to WC Eagles (9th): G.C. need Freo to score 64 points
    3
    4
    78.7 %
    214
    272
    Won vs Geel
    73 – 54
    14th: 36+ pts, 90 %
    @ St.K
    15
    W Bulldogs
    3
    4
    66.5 %
    173
    260
    Won vs B.L.
    67 – 53
    13th: 40 pts, 91 %
    @ Rich
    16
    Hawthorn
    3
    4
    60.1 %
    182
    303
    Won vs N.M.
    80 – 61
    17th: 32 pts, 80 %
    @ Geel
    17
    Fremantle
    Gap to WC Eagles (9th): Freo need to score 16 points
    Gap to GWS Giants (10th): Freo need to score 10 points
    Gap to Adelaide (11th): Freo need to score 9 points
    2
    0
    88.6 %
    124
    140
    40 minutes to start
    vs WCE
    9th: 44– pts, 99 %
    Saturday
    @ Adel
    18
    Geelong
    Gap to Fremantle (17th): Geel need WCE to score 10 points
    3
    0
    83.0 %
    239
    288
    Lost @ G.C.
    54 – 73
    6th: 52 pts, 115 %
    Monday
    vs Haw
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    unbelievable win. Lukosios kicked 5 and one from 70 metres!

    Cats or Freo for the spoon?!?

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    Just now, DubDee said:

    unbelievable win. Lukosios kicked 5 and one from 70 metres!

    Cats or Freo for the spoon?!?

    Would love the Freo draft pick but Cats spoon would be fantastic.

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    The Suns idiotic list manager should've traded Pick 6 and Bowes for the Cats 1st round pick.

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    Jye with A miss

    cracking name. lol

     

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    Geelong on the bottom of the ladder… it couldn’t have happened to a team I hate more 

    Lisa Simpson Episode 22 GIF by The Simpsons

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    Shuey and McGovern done bad hammies. Will miss next week against us.

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    WC three down before half time. 

    freo will smash them

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