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Next 4 games

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@ Rich - MCG

@ Ess - TD

@ Carl - MCG

V Bris - 'Gabba

4 wins is easily achievable, which would put us at 6-9

Dare to dream?

 

one loss an we're gone, i'd prefer we creew other teams hopes and buld to nex year. bue yeah we;ll win next 4, easy

@ Rich - MCG

@ Ess - TD

@ Carl - MCG

V Bris - 'Gabba

4 wins is easily achievable, which would put us at 6-9

Dare to dream?

essendon... we havent beaten them easy since the troy broadbridge game

carlton ... we havent beaten them haha

Brisie and richmond.... are in for a pounding... %boosters

 

Pretty sure we beat Essendon last year.

Carlton are a different story this year, they are not playing that garbage flooding crap anymore. They are open and running, which will suit us.

We did beat Essendon last year. Poor quality match at the dome, wasn't a big win, but we got the job done.

We could, and should, beat those 4 teams.


watched the dons v west coast and sydney in the last 2 weeks and it will be a bloody hard game, if we have rivs back we are a decent chance

watched the dons v west coast and sydney in the last 2 weeks and it will be a bloody hard game, if we have rivs back we are a decent chance

And designate someone to man up Dustin Fletcher. He is in career best form. You can't let him play loose.

Can't wait for the Davey show. Aaron and Alwyn on the same field together. Should be exciting.

Do you guys think it is unfair that Essendon play this week, and Melb the second week of the split round, thus giving us 2 weeks off compared to your 7 day break? Or is 7 days enough no matter how long the opposition has had.

as long as we beat carlton i will be happy

 

We can/should still win flag.

Do you guys think it is unfair that Essendon play this week, and Melb the second week of the split round, thus giving us 2 weeks off compared to your 7 day break? Or is 7 days enough no matter how long the opposition has had.

Essendon only have an extra 5 days and have to travel (admittedly only to Adelaide). Still much prefer that than bloody Collingwood having a whole weekend to themselves again.


Essendon only have an extra 5 days and have to travel (admittedly only to Adelaide). Still much prefer that than bloody Collingwood having a whole weekend to themselves again.

Yeah true. Still, I'm sure the likes of James Hird and a couple of our older blokes would be thankful for the extra 5 days break.

Essendon only have an extra 5 days and have to travel (admittedly only to Adelaide). Still much prefer that than bloody Collingwood having a whole weekend to themselves again.

i dont think its a massive problem but honestly, if their are two games in one week, why not just reverse those games so that all teams are playing sides with equal break?

ie

split round week 1

a v b

c v d

split round week 2

e v f

all other teams etc

next round

a v d

c v b

all other teams

that way there is no problems at all...is it that hard to work out a fixture that is fair?

Just like every team plays each other twice.......oh!

Fairness does not come into the AFL fixturing philosophy.

Pretty sure we beat Essendon last year.

Carlton are a different story this year, they are not playing that garbage flooding crap anymore. They are open and running, which will suit us.

and the scary thing is they have found a way to get goals without the fev kicking lots


But Fev is in my dream team :(

one loss an we're gone, i'd prefer we creew other teams hopes and buld to nex year. bue yeah we;ll win next 4, easy

We can lose one game.

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