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NON-MFC: Rd 09 2023

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I think the best thing about monitoring Fremantle's ladder position is the contrast it provides with the feeling that our own destiny is in our own hands. Thinking about the Demons, I think only of our game and maybe take a glance at how the top-4 is progressing. Thinking about Fremantle requires tipping half the round!

Gold Coast over West Coast (Death ride +1)

Richmond to upset Geelong (Death ride +2)

Sydney to splatter Fremantle (Death ride +3)

Port over North (dreams have limits)

Melbourne over Hawthorn (by >20 goals)

Brisbane over Essendon (meh)

Carlton over the Bulldogs (but really, coin toss here)

Adelaide over St Kilda (high drama!)

Collingwood over West Sydney (Death ride -1)

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    puddy tatts missing 10 of their premiership 23 from last year, and this will be the first game since they recruited clangerfilled that neither he nor duckwood are running out there for them

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    17 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

    I think the best thing about monitoring Fremantle's ladder position is the contrast it provides with the feeling that our own destiny is in our own hands. Thinking about the Demons, I think only of our game and maybe take a glance at how the top-4 is progressing. Thinking about Fremantle requires tipping half the round!

    Gold Coast over West Coast (Death ride +1)

    Richmond to upset Geelong (Death ride +2)

    Sydney to splatter Fremantle (Death ride +3)

    Port over North (dreams have limits)

    Melbourne over Hawthorn (by >20 goals)

    Brisbane over Essendon (meh)

    Carlton over the Bulldogs (but really, coin toss here)

    Adelaide over St Kilda (high drama!)

    Collingwood over West Sydney (Death ride -1)

    Net gain 

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    There's a big logjam at present with 7 teams on 18-24 points. Other than one of Carlton or the Dogs falling off the pace I'm not anticipating much movement in the logjam.

    A Swans loss would end any chance of top 4 you would think

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    Other than the Carlton Dogs game, Saturday is going to be a day of one sided thrashings IMO.

    And yes I am backing Sydney to smash Freo. Season on the line for both, but Freo have Swans, Cats and then Us. They are done already.

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    Geelong

    gold coast

    Freo ( my big upset )

    port

    MFCSS

    bears

    draw

    saints ( don't know why )

    filth

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    Time to get on board.

    Geelong

    GC

    Sydney

    Port

    Melb

    Bris

    Dogs

    Crows 

    Pies

    No surprises to see here. 

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    Cats

    Suns

    Swans 

    Port

    Dees

    Lions

    Dogs 

    Crows

    Pies

    I’ve put in some multis taking 

    Swans v Freo

    Blues v Dogs

    Pies v Giants

    Each way, just in case.

     

     

     

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    Would love to see the Cats beaten tonight. It's unlikely though.

    Dogs will easily account for Carlton i reckon. doggies form much better the last few weeks.

    No chance GWS beat the pies.

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    the Cats have named their worst midfield for 20 years. 

    aside from Duncan who’s going to win the ball?

    Taranto will go nuts. if Tigers can kick a decent score they can win this

    Cats are 2-2 at the G. 

    Am i convincing anyone?!?

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    I reckon any side currently on 12 points or under can start making their Mad Monday plans if they don't win this weekend. 

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    the Cats have named their worst midfield for 20 years. 

    aside from Duncan who’s going to win the ball?

    Taranto will go nuts. if Tigers can kick a decent score they can win this

    Cats are 2-2 at the G. 

    Am i convincing anyone?!?

    Tigers dropped Cumberland who’s actually been kicking a few. The last 2 weeks they’ve been woeful. Last week early in the 3/4 the Eagles were up by 3.  Yes Geelong’s mids look weakened but surely too much up fwd and down back.

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    Tigers best is very good. They’ve just only brought it for a half against Carlton, against us and now for one quarter against Geelong so far this season. If they keep this going Geelong will be in for a big fight.

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    C'mon Richmond beat these floggers

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