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Posted
10 hours ago, praha said:

If I see one more Melbourne supporter crying a river for West Coast I'm going to puke.

It's really no wonder we're perceived as such a weak club when a team whose supporters have ripped on us for decades is suddenly being cuddled and nurtured by our own supporters. 

It's their once-in-every-three-decades slump at the bottom. They'll survive.

[censored] West Coast.

haven’t seen one even remotely sympathetic post re WC. 

im more fascinated by there demise. and i can’t think of a team that deserves some time at the bottom more than they do

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Posted
12 hours ago, layzie said:

Thanks Essendon you pieces of garbage 

Thats the spirit!  you tell em.

Amazing how much hatred there is on this forum for Essendon. LOL. Apart from the dirty 2000 GF ( we didnt fight back, too soft) they've humiliated us far less than Geelong and Hawthorn over the years.

We been very lucky with the role of the dice over the last month. Hopefully Crows win today though unlikely.

Collingwood get such a good ride from the AFL. They'll never play at the Cattery.

Dillon will send us back again next year.

Posted
16 hours ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

What's the significance of 186? The biggest losing margin is still 190 point when we lost to Fitzroy at Waverley in 1979

 

16 hours ago, Redleg said:

I blame the Dees Team Manager for that record loss.

Heard about this bloke but never met him. Word on the street is that he is 'a colourful racing identity'.

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Posted

The remaining fixture is now seriously compromisd by the Eagles pathetic output and a disgrace to the compretition. There's no fix to this. Hang you head - again - Gil.

Evidence: Eagles play 5 teams in the 8 and three teams seriously vying for the Eight( tiges , blues and Freo). And one Dud - Kangas.

Those missing out from now, Pies, Power and Us  greatly disadvantaged. Given our position as 4th on %, we have the biggest risk of failing to make Top four given ALL four teams from 5th to 8th currently have the Eagles jackpot coming their way %-wise.

I know I'm stating the bleeding obvious, but gee this should focus Goody and the team that we have a stacked deck, but possession is 9/10ths of the law so its in our hands at least. 

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Posted
12 hours ago, praha said:

If I see one more Melbourne supporter crying a river for West Coast I'm going to puke.

It's really no wonder we're perceived as such a weak club when a team whose supporters have ripped on us for decades is suddenly being cuddled and nurtured by our own supporters. 

It's their once-in-every-three-decades slump at the bottom. They'll survive.

[censored] West Coast.

I'm loving it.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Demon17 said:

Those missing out from now, Pies, Power and Us  greatly disadvantaged. Given our position as 4th on %, we have the biggest risk of failing to make Top four given ALL four teams from 5th to 8th currently have the Eagles jackpot coming their way %-wise.

I know I'm stating the bleeding obvious, but gee this should focus Goody and the team that we have a stacked deck, but possession is 9/10ths of the law so its in our hands at least. 

In terms of %, to offset not playing WCE we will just have to make the most of beating:  North, Hawks, Blues and Giants.  Plenty of % to be gained there if we want it enough.

imv the top 2 and top 4 are set - just the respective orders to be decided. 

 

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Posted (edited)
57 minutes ago, Demon17 said:

The remaining fixture is now seriously compromisd by the Eagles pathetic output and a disgrace to the compretition. There's no fix to this. Hang you head - again - Gil.

Evidence: Eagles play 5 teams in the 8 and three teams seriously vying for the Eight( tiges , blues and Freo). And one Dud - Kangas.

Those missing out from now, Pies, Power and Us  greatly disadvantaged. Given our position as 4th on %, we have the biggest risk of failing to make Top four given ALL four teams from 5th to 8th currently have the Eagles jackpot coming their way %-wise.

Don't worry, Eagles will improve under a new coach. And with some premiership players coming back from injury, they should have less beltings.

The fixture is compromised regardless. Always has been in the AFL era, always will

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Posted
45 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

In terms of %, to offset not playing WCE we will just have to make the most of beating:  North, Hawks, Blues and Giants.  Plenty of % to be gained there if we want it enough.

imv the top 2 and top 4 are set - just the respective orders to be decided. 

 

Wouldnt be too sure of that LH I am genuinely concerned at our ability to win. Just thought Geelong would have set us up for a run of wins now not so sure

 


Posted (edited)

He's very good, but has a player had more smoke blown up their [censored] in the first two seasons than Nick Daicos? Classic Vic media.

Edited by Clintosaurus
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Only 4 teams got to play each other off a bye this year, todays Crows and Collingwood, and Saints and Swans a few weeks back.

The numbers are terrible for teams of the bye. No team has won playing a team who didn’t have the bye the week before.

The loses include:

Lions to Hawks
Dockers to Tigers
Geelong to Port
Suns to Carlton
Essendon to Dockers
Eagles to Swans Horror show
Us in Geelong

The only team not to play yet is the hawks who play the Suns today. If they lose literally every team off the bye has lost playing against a team that played.

It’s obviously not a coincidence.

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5 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

Only 4 teams got to play each other off a bye this year, todays Crows and Collingwood, and Saints and Swans a few weeks back.

The numbers are terrible for teams of the bye. No team has won playing a team who didn’t have the bye the week before.

The loses include:

Lions to Hawks
Dockers to Tigers
Geelong to Port
Suns to Carlton
Essendon to Dockers
Eagles to Swans Horror show
Us in Geelong

The only team not to play yet is the hawks who play the Suns today. If they lose literally every team off the bye has lost playing against a team that played.

It’s obviously not a coincidence.

numbers are stark 

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Posted
46 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

He's very good, but has a player had more smoke blown up their [censored] in the first two seasons than Nick Daicos? Classic Vic media.

Who?

 

FWIW I think we're better off with the filth winning today*. We've got no hope of finishing top 2, so it's better if the teams behind us lose to give us the best chance to finish top 4. 

*Shocking admission I know.

 

 

 

Posted
32 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

Only 4 teams got to play each other off a bye this year, todays Crows and Collingwood, and Saints and Swans a few weeks back.

The numbers are terrible for teams of the bye. No team has won playing a team who didn’t have the bye the week before.

The loses include:

Lions to Hawks
Dockers to Tigers
Geelong to Port
Suns to Carlton
Essendon to Dockers
Eagles to Swans Horror show
Us in Geelong

The only team not to play yet is the hawks who play the Suns today. If they lose literally every team off the bye has lost playing against a team that played.

It’s obviously not a coincidence.

On that theory get on Freo to beat the Dogs, Essendon to beat Port and Hawthorn to beat Carlton next week. All under dogs.

Posted
2 minutes ago, Winners at last said:

Who?

 

FWIW I think we're better off with the filth winning today*. We've got no hope of finishing top 2, so it's better if the teams behind us lose to give us the best chance to finish top 4. 

*Shocking admission I know.

 

 

 

Agree 1000% with this. It’s a better result to have teams just below us losing and creating a gap for our top 4 hopes.

We might end up finishing 4th and play Collingwood (1st) which would totally offset the home ground advantage of finishing top 2.

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Posted (edited)

Crows would be lucky to walk away with anything under a 10 goal loss the way this is panning out.

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Posted
2 hours ago, Lucifers Hero said:

In terms of %, to offset not playing WCE we will just have to make the most of beating:  North, Hawks, Blues and Giants.  Plenty of % to be gained there if we want it enough.

imv the top 2 and top 4 are set - just the respective orders to be decided. 

 

I'm with you .  I expected a loss last week Vs Ctas,  but I am bullish about rest of the year.  It will be close but the North game should lock a good % buffer for us. Hopefully.

Just want the chance for a home final in Week 2.

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Posted
1 hour ago, dice said:

Don't worry, Eagles will improve under a new coach. And with some premiership players coming back from injury, they should have less beltings.

The fixture is compromised regardless. Always has been in the AFL era, always will

A serious query. Have I missed something - has Simmo gone?   Or you think he will go?

Posted
10 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Agree 1000% with this. It’s a better result to have teams just below us losing and creating a gap for our top 4 hopes.

We might end up finishing 4th and play Collingwood (1st) which would totally offset the home ground advantage of finishing top 2.

Absolutely.  Go Pies today from my angle.  Hoping for a big win for them.  Fanncy barracking for Mason Cox- I should be ashamed.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Demon17 said:

Absolutely.  Go Pies today from my angle.  Hoping for a big win for them.  Fanncy barracking for Mason Cox- I should be ashamed.

A long hot shower should make you feel better.

Posted
50 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

Only 4 teams got to play each other off a bye this year, todays Crows and Collingwood, and Saints and Swans a few weeks back.

The numbers are terrible for teams of the bye. No team has won playing a team who didn’t have the bye the week before.

The loses include:

Lions to Hawks
Dockers to Tigers
Geelong to Port
Suns to Carlton
Essendon to Dockers
Eagles to Swans Horror show
Us in Geelong

The only team not to play yet is the hawks who play the Suns today. If they lose literally every team off the bye has lost playing against a team that played.

It’s obviously not a coincidence.

Of course it isn't a coincidence. 

And the pies get yet another leg up being the only contender who, coming off a bye, get to play another team coming off a bye (added bounus, Burgess is their fitness coach, so we know the crows have been smashed on the track in their bye period)

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Port and Lions likely to face off in the Qualifier so thats good. Dont want to finish 3rd and play interstate. 4th puts us against Pies which is our fastest route to the GF.  But I'll take 5th .All is not lost from there.

Posted
1 hour ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Agree 1000% with this. It’s a better result to have teams just below us losing and creating a gap for our top 4 hopes.

 

 

 

If your worried about the likes of Adelaide then we have a serious problem which I'm not seeing.

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