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Where will the Dees finish after round 24?

Where will the Dees finish after round 24? 149 members have voted

  1. 1. Where will the Dees finish after round 24?

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On 04/03/2024 at 17:31, binman said:

Reupping this thread.

Anyone who want to put their flag in the ground about where we will finish the 2024 home and away season AHEAD of round one has three days to do so. 

Current data:

116 members have voted and the prediction ladder looks like:  

  1. 5th to 8th - 44 votes: 39.29%
  2. Top 4 - 43 votes: 38.39%
  3. Missing finals - 25 votes: 22.32%

Since then (less than 48 hrs)

Top 4.   25 votes

5th to 8th.    3 votes

Missing finals.     0 votes

THAT'S MORE LIKE IT!

 

 
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50 minutes ago, Palace Dees said:

Since then (less than 48 hrs)

Top 4.   25 votes

5th to 8th.    3 votes

Missing finals.     0 votes

THAT'S MORE LIKE IT!

 

Amazing what a practice match win does for the vibe!

Those numbers might change of we lose tomorrow night.

(by the way I'm not particularly superstitious, and it's plain crazy to think me writing the above might have an impact on the result tomorrow night - but out of an abundance of caution, footy gods please note i was JOKING!)

Edited by binman

8 minutes ago, binman said:

might

C’mon binners. It’s Demonland. 😉

 
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1 hour ago, Fanatique Demon said:

True. Can I vote again?😁

I assume so. I haven't tested it though

Perhaps wait until we [censored] the Swans.

Again, footy gods I'm joking (not joking)

Edited by binman


19 hours ago, DutchDemons said:

I think we will finish somewhere between 1st and 18th.

That’s too optimistic for some D/L’s as it still has us in the league.

11 hours ago, redandbluemakepurple said:

I missed Mark Williams' departure??  Must have been having a nap.

He has departed?

 

Sure I saw him in a training photo recently??

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