April 3, 20169 yr Glass half full time,,, Two top positions in the Thailand Mob tipping held by Eagles supporters,,, Essendon only have to win 11 more games to make the top 8. Bring on round 3. Yep i know its only round TWO....but I'm in front of Books even though its neck and neck...JO is further behind... And looks like most of the reg's here got done like a dinner in Fantasy, the AFL put in some good filler teams, only GRANT beat one of them and RIP got over Leon....CHOOKS went down....the wobbles continue..
April 4, 20169 yr I forgot i was commissioner... Looks like the winner this week is Khun Willy Wonka aka Will27 with 5 correct!! He also moves to the top of the table with a total of 13 Congrats to farmerjo who also picked 5
April 4, 20169 yr Author I forgot i was commissioner... Looks like the winner this week is Khun Willy Wonka aka Will27 with 5 correct!! He also moves to the top of the table with a total of 13 Congrats to farmerjo who also picked 5 oops, sorry FJ! congrats to FJ who also picked 5 this round!
April 4, 20169 yr It was a tough round, I should have considered the Crows, it was their home game and they usually come back well after a loss but I went with the heart rather than the head.
April 4, 20169 yr Author Methinks I think to much, changed tips to Freo and Eagles at last minute. and it's only round 2!
April 4, 20169 yr Author "Buddy's brilliant start no surprise to Swans, says Cunningham" SYDNEY Swans midfielder Harry Cunningham says Lance Franklin's brilliant start to the season hasn't surprised anyone inside the club. Franklin has starred in each of the Swans' first two games of the year against Collingwood and Carlton in a stunning return to the competition after last season's off-field issues. The three-time Coleman medallist had 18 possessions against the Blues and kicked four goals – the exact same output he produced against the Magpies – and has once again stamped himself as one of the competition's premier key forwards. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-04/buddys-brilliant-start-no-surprise-to-swans-says-cunningham
April 4, 20169 yr Author "Demons should consider dropping 'horrific' Hogan, says Lloyd" CHAMPION full-forward Matthew Lloyd has slammed Melbourne youngster Jesse Hogan, describing his body language as "horrific". The 21-year-old was well held in the Demons' 13-point loss to Essendon, tallying just one goal from eight disposals and four marks. Apart from a three-goal last quarter against GWS in round one Hogan has had a lean start to the 2016 season. The Demons spearhead is regarded as one of the most promising young forwards in the AFL, but Lloyd – a three-time Coleman medallist – said Hogan needed to take a good hard look at his on-field demeanour or else a stint in the VFL could be an option. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-04/demons-should-consider-dropping-horrific-hogan-says-lloyd
April 4, 20169 yr Author "Have the Hawks mentally scarred the Eagles?" WEST Coast coach Adam Simpson concedes he doesn't know if his players have suffered mental scarring against Hawthorn after the Hawks juggernaut delivered the Eagles a "dose of reality" with another walloping at their MCG fortress on Sunday. The Grand Final rematch was reminiscent of last year's embarrassing display in the season-decider, with the Eagles again hunted by the Hawks and left shellshocked by the intensity of the contest. Full match coverage and stats "It's hard to tell (if there's mental scarring). Looking at it now, I can't argue it," Simpson said post-match. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-03/are-the-eagles-scarred-by-hawks-defeats
April 4, 20169 yr Author Popular Post "The Tackle: Robbo’s likes and dislikes for Round 2 of the AFL season" THE joys of football caught the eye but Fremantle and Melbourne have a lot to answer for. WHAT I LIKE 1. Jason Johannisen This bloke might have six Brownlow Medal votes. If the Bulldogs are sexy, Johannisen is the pin-up boy. His cut off handball, bounce and pass to Jake Stringer was the play of the weekend. If it had been Paddy Dangerfield, the drooling wouldn’t subside until Wednesday. He has always had the pace but has improved his game awareness, which gives him great confidence. Has 62 possessions in the first two weeks at 82 per cent efficiency. he doubters will be rethinking their pre-season opinions. “Rocket’’ is the oldest coach in the competition, yet his Suns are playing a brand of footy that is as fresh and attacking as any team not named the Bulldogs. They sliced open one of the best defensive teams ever and are themselves underrated as a defensive group. When the Dockers asserted physical presence in the final quarter, the Suns withstood it and kicked away. 3. Did you see Jack Martin? The one-time prize 17-year-old who looked like he could be snapped in half arrived as a serious player at Subiaco on Saturday night. He is a Michael O’Loughlin type. Can dazzle on the ground and win one-on-ones in the air. Took 11 marks, three contested, and kicked four goals. With Tommy Lynch, the Suns have a formidable one-two punch deep in the forward line. 4. James Sicily Had a nightmare against the Cats in his fourth game but showed Sunday he is a real talent. The coach kept him in the team and Sicily gave him four goals, six marks, three contested and real presence in the forward 50m. Bulldogs-Hawks on Sunday looms as a must-see. 5. The joy of football The faces of Darcy Parish and Brodie Grundy after kicking critical goals in their victories were priceless. Grundy’s matchwinner was boy’s own and Parish kicked the sealer in his second game. He’s going to be some sort of player. 6. Aggressive Giants They beat up the Cats and played some thrilling football at the same time. In the third quarter alone, Shane Mumford nailed Mitch Duncan, Stevie Johnson nailed Josh Caddy and crunching tackles were laid by Aidan Corr, Tom Scully and Rhys Palmer on Rhys Stanley, Joel Selwood and Cory Gregson respectively. In the second quarter, Johnson poleaxed Gregson. They crumbled somewhat under Geelong heat in the final quarter, but not in the final five minutes. 7. Adam Cooney Criticised last week by Dean Rioli for basically lacking heart for Essendon, Cooney was outstanding in the second half on Saturday. Yes, David Zaharakis was huge, and Joe Daniher, Zach and Jackson Merrett, James Kelly, Brendon Goddard, Parish and Mark Baguley were outstanding, but Cooney’s final quarter was significant. It was what Bombers fans have been looking and hoping for for the past 12 months. Even Rioli would be impressed. 8. The Bombers Well, didn’t we get that wrong. Implementing a game plan and spirit can be a journey, but coach John Worsfold was able to combine both in a stunning win over Melbourne. The Bombers moved the ball better than they have in two years and the defensive zone worked well. It was a monster day for the club and some players described it as the best win they had been involved in. Who’s the idiot who compared this season’s Bombers to Fitzroy? 9. Jackson Ramsay Alex Fasolo and Grundy got all the attention and rightly so, but amid the carnage delivered by both teams was the 21-year-old’s display in just his ninth game for the Magpies. His 2015 was a wipeout because of a shin complaint, but he is quickly making a back flank his own. He attacks the ball with adventure and has the courage to run with it. He finished Friday night with a career-high 23 disposals. 10 Jarrad Waite Could be in the best from of his career. Swayed the game against the Crows with three goals, seven marks and 20 disposals. Followed up with a best-on-ground against Brisbane. His contribution as a key forward was staggering. He had 23 disposals, a game-high 13 contested, six marks, five tackles, the second most behind Ben Cunnington, and five goals. “Waitey leads the charge in terms of our defensive pressure,’’ Roos coach Brad Scott said. Like Johannisen, he could already have six Brownlow votes. WHAT I DON’T 1. Fremantle Delegation is a now a dirty word at the Dockers. Major changes coming after Saturday night’s loss. Ross Lyon has delegated plenty to his assistant coaches this year, which includes a tinkered game plan, but now Lyon will wrest back control. They were unexpectedly opened up by the Suns and we can expect a return to lockdown football. “We didn’t defend at all,” Lyon said. They’ll need to lift, they play West Coast on Saturday night. 2. Melbourne Hate to think the Dees drank their own bath water and, as Paul Roos said, they played poorly and lost by only a couple of goals. Still, the favourite tag doesn’t sit well with them. The Bombers applied far greater pressure than the Giants did last week and, psychologically, the Demons were under siege in the second half, despite the teams kicking four goals each. Against the Giants, Melbourne’s pressure factor was 1.67. Against Essendon it dropped to 1.49. The league average is 1.78. Simply, they weren’t up for the fight. Odd that Roos said his players were tired. It’s Round 2 after all. 3. Collapsing players The umpires’ job is difficult enough without players dropping the knees and falling forward, dragging the tackler with them, which prompts in-the-back frees from the umpires. The umpires are aware it happens, but a few still get through. It used to be called milking the free, but it’s basically cheating your way to a free kick. It’s a blight on the game. 4. Hunt and GriffithsUnless coach Damien Hardwick is a forgiving type, these two might already need a spell in the VFL. Taylor Hunt had 10 disposals, five of which were clangers, several that coughed up goals. He played 23 games last year so was in Hardwick’s plans. But Hunt and Hardwick know that effort on Friday was unacceptable. Ben Griffiths has to be assertive with his football. He’s a big bugger (200cm, 101kg), yet seems to play on athletic rather than aggressive instinct. Six touches and one mark in his 50th game was frustrating. 5. Poor Tigers have mates Yes, the above pair were not alone. Skipper Trent Cotchin is again under the pump for his leadership and organisational abilities, Ty Vickery could have made it a four-goal lead but instead lobbed a short pass from 30m and the ball was turned over. A short ball should have gone to Bachar Houli in the final minutes but instead went long down the line and the Tigers lost possession. And a fist couldn’t find the ball in the final seconds. Roosy once said Richmond had played the worst 47 seconds in the history of the game, in losing to the Suns. The last four minutes would rival that analysis. 6. Charlie Dixon If whingeing was an national sport, Charlie would be on the podium. Beaten badly by Daniel Talia, who is one of the best man-on-man defenders, Dixon could not use his strength to any advantage. When he leaned back one-handed for a mark in the third quarter and dropped it, and Tom Lynch kicked the goal, the Crows players gave it him. He had to wear that one, but Dixon took out his frustration on the umpire. And did the same at the next contest. Not a great day for the big man, nor Port. 7. Port Adelaide Embarrassing. The numbers were pretty even, although two aspects stood out. The Crows took 109 marks to 44 and Port had 70 inside-50s to Adelaide’s 55. And the margin was 10 goals. Port wasn’t efficient or accountable and its defensive strategies were blown apart. Said at the start of the year I didn’t trust the Power. 8. Oh, they’re tired ...If it was said once over the weekend, it was said 30 times by commentators. I like the interchange cap. I like that players are getting tired. The games are opening up and it allows one aspect of football — fitness of a player — once again to be a factor in victory. Tom Scully was tireless in the final quarter Sunday when most players on the ground were exhausted. 9. Same old problems Geelong recruited Dangerfield to help fix stoppages and contested ball. It worked last week. It failed Sunday. Talk about attitude being the key to footy. Geelong lost the contested ball 148-126 and clearances 39-26. “Momentum is a big part of footy,” coach Chris Scott said. “Overall the game was going our way, but to play that poorly around the ball was disappointing.” 10. West Coast Major disappointment against a team that could not put its best 22 on the park. Whereas the Eagles seem to freewheel at home, they look sluggish at the ’G. The Hawks ran deep with contributions, which is the Hawthorn way, but the Eagles again had to carry players. Lewis Jetta was poor, Brad Sheppard dropped marks he would usually take and there were only minor contributions from Josh Hill, Sam Butler, Elliot Yeo and Mark LeCras.
April 4, 20169 yr "Demons should consider dropping 'horrific' Hogan, says Lloyd" CHAMPION full-forward Matthew Lloyd has slammed Melbourne youngster Jesse Hogan, describing his body language as "horrific". The 21-year-old was well held in the Demons' 13-point loss to Essendon, tallying just one goal from eight disposals and four marks. Apart from a three-goal last quarter against GWS in round one Hogan has had a lean start to the 2016 season. The Demons spearhead is regarded as one of the most promising young forwards in the AFL, but Lloyd – a three-time Coleman medallist – said Hogan needed to take a good hard look at his on-field demeanour or else a stint in the VFL could be an option. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-04/demons-should-consider-dropping-horrific-hogan-says-lloyd Yep he would be close to getting dropped but it aint gonna happen, guys like him even if they only play for 15 min make there mark, me thinks the inclusion of both Bradshaw and Lumumba were a mistake, both are underdone and missed large chunks especially the latter of preseason, the team was obviously unbalanced, I've watched all 5 Dee games and in the first 4 they were hard at it, in the Ess game they were second all day. Lumumba at the Pies might have been a good running defender, not working at the Dee's, he leaves us very exposed saw it a lot last season and saw it a lot on saturday, it might work when the team is better but not right now, Dunn should have came in instead, a much more solid defender who tackels well and can kick with accuracy. To be honest the way the defence was under pressure as well as the way Essendon harassed us the ball was never going to be easy to get up forward so Hogan can't be totally blamed for a poor game, hope the Dee's learned something from this.
April 4, 20169 yr Author "Demons should consider dropping 'horrific' Hogan, says Lloyd" CHAMPION full-forward Matthew Lloyd has slammed Melbourne youngster Jesse Hogan, describing his body language as "horrific". The 21-year-old was well held in the Demons' 13-point loss to Essendon, tallying just one goal from eight disposals and four marks. Apart from a three-goal last quarter against GWS in round one Hogan has had a lean start to the 2016 season. The Demons spearhead is regarded as one of the most promising young forwards in the AFL, but Lloyd – a three-time Coleman medallist – said Hogan needed to take a good hard look at his on-field demeanour or else a stint in the VFL could be an option. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-04/demons-should-consider-dropping-horrific-hogan-says-lloyd Yep he would be close to getting dropped but it aint gonna happen, guys like him even if they only play for 15 min make there mark, me thinks the inclusion of both Bradshaw and Lumumba were a mistake, both are underdone and missed large chunks especially the latter of preseason, the team was obviously unbalanced, I've watched all 5 Dee games and in the first 4 they were hard at it, in the Ess game they were second all day. Lumumba at the Pies might have been a good running defender, not working at the Dee's, he leaves us very exposed saw it a lot last season and saw it a lot on saturday, it might work when the team is better but not right now, Dunn should have came in instead, a much more solid defender who tackels well and can kick with accuracy. To be honest the way the defence was under pressure as well as the way Essendon harassed us the ball was never going to be easy to get up forward so Hogan can't be totally blamed for a poor game, hope the Dee's learned something from this. Do not celebrate making the final 8 after just one game?
April 5, 20169 yr Agree with Kingy here. Cotchin is one fella you wouldn't follow into war. Richmond should sack Trent Cotchin as captain, says David KingRead more: http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/richmond-should-sack-trent-cotchin-as-captain-claims-david-king-20160402-gnwpn4.html#ixzz44ugG4NDb
April 5, 20169 yr "Demons should consider dropping 'horrific' Hogan, says Lloyd" CHAMPION full-forward Matthew Lloyd has slammed Melbourne youngster Jesse Hogan, describing his body language as "horrific". The 21-year-old was well held in the Demons' 13-point loss to Essendon, tallying just one goal from eight disposals and four marks. Apart from a three-goal last quarter against GWS in round one Hogan has had a lean start to the 2016 season. The Demons spearhead is regarded as one of the most promising young forwards in the AFL, but Lloyd – a three-time Coleman medallist – said Hogan needed to take a good hard look at his on-field demeanour or else a stint in the VFL could be an option. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-04/demons-should-consider-dropping-horrific-hogan-says-lloyd Yep he would be close to getting dropped but it aint gonna happen, guys like him even if they only play for 15 min make there mark, me thinks the inclusion of both Bradshaw and Lumumba were a mistake, both are underdone and missed large chunks especially the latter of preseason, the team was obviously unbalanced, I've watched all 5 Dee games and in the first 4 they were hard at it, in the Ess game they were second all day. Lumumba at the Pies might have been a good running defender, not working at the Dee's, he leaves us very exposed saw it a lot last season and saw it a lot on saturday, it might work when the team is better but not right now, Dunn should have came in instead, a much more solid defender who tackels well and can kick with accuracy. To be honest the way the defence was under pressure as well as the way Essendon harassed us the ball was never going to be easy to get up forward so Hogan can't be totally blamed for a poor game, hope the Dee's learned something from this. Do not celebrate making the final 8 after just one game? Hey you who have had untold success bud out.... We will savor the 10 plus wins this year... And there will be a time were we will looking good, the Essendon game was there to be won we lost it Roos even said it was a selection issue and I've pointed out the culprits, Lumumba is too loose on defence, tries to barge through like a battling ram all the time, any half wit can work him out and beat him, put him on a wing or half forward were that type of play inspires....
April 5, 20169 yr Author Popular Post AFL 360 from Monday Robbo gives Adam Simpson a serve for his game plan on the weekend...and why Mitchell and Gibson were not tagged or shut down...Analysis of Freo , having lost 6out of last 8...and consecutive 100 point losses.. Stoppages fro Freo are down from about 75 per game to 45 per gameSOme laughter about Richmond and their inability to defend the final 2 minuteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o20JJdlfhCA
April 6, 20169 yr Popular Post "Demons should consider dropping 'horrific' Hogan, says Lloyd" CHAMPION full-forward Matthew Lloyd has slammed Melbourne youngster Jesse Hogan, describing his body language as "horrific". The 21-year-old was well held in the Demons' 13-point loss to Essendon, tallying just one goal from eight disposals and four marks. Apart from a three-goal last quarter against GWS in round one Hogan has had a lean start to the 2016 season. The Demons spearhead is regarded as one of the most promising young forwards in the AFL, but Lloyd – a three-time Coleman medallist – said Hogan needed to take a good hard look at his on-field demeanour or else a stint in the VFL could be an option. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-04/demons-should-consider-dropping-horrific-hogan-says-lloyd Mr Lloyd should remember that Jesse has a similar goal average after just 22 games as he himself did after 3 years at Windy Hill. As for body language,Matthew was no stranger to regular "hissy fits" when things were not going his way. It seems that selective memory comes with journalistic license.
April 6, 20169 yr "Demons should consider dropping 'horrific' Hogan, says Lloyd" CHAMPION full-forward Matthew Lloyd has slammed Melbourne youngster Jesse Hogan, describing his body language as "horrific". The 21-year-old was well held in the Demons' 13-point loss to Essendon, tallying just one goal from eight disposals and four marks. Apart from a three-goal last quarter against GWS in round one Hogan has had a lean start to the 2016 season. The Demons spearhead is regarded as one of the most promising young forwards in the AFL, but Lloyd – a three-time Coleman medallist – said Hogan needed to take a good hard look at his on-field demeanour or else a stint in the VFL could be an option. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-04/demons-should-consider-dropping-horrific-hogan-says-lloyd Mr Lloyd should remember that Jesse has a similar goal average after just 22 games as he himself did after 3 years at Windy Hill. As for body language,Matthew was no stranger to regular "hissy fits" when things were not going his way. It seems that selective memory comes with journalistic license. Its more the problem some people live and breath listening and reading the crappola thats televised by part time journos, the full time ones are bad enough. Me i just dont read it...in 2 months time there gonna be saying Hogan will takes us to a Grand final.....Oh watch out when Caroline gets her teeth into a story, she's like an old bulldog.....bit like BOOKS here.
April 6, 20169 yr Author "Demons should consider dropping 'horrific' Hogan, says Lloyd" CHAMPION full-forward Matthew Lloyd has slammed Melbourne youngster Jesse Hogan, describing his body language as "horrific". The 21-year-old was well held in the Demons' 13-point loss to Essendon, tallying just one goal from eight disposals and four marks. Apart from a three-goal last quarter against GWS in round one Hogan has had a lean start to the 2016 season. The Demons spearhead is regarded as one of the most promising young forwards in the AFL, but Lloyd – a three-time Coleman medallist – said Hogan needed to take a good hard look at his on-field demeanour or else a stint in the VFL could be an option. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-04/demons-should-consider-dropping-horrific-hogan-says-lloyd Mr Lloyd should remember that Jesse has a similar goal average after just 22 games as he himself did after 3 years at Windy Hill. As for body language,Matthew was no stranger to regular "hissy fits" when things were not going his way. It seems that selective memory comes with journalistic license. Its more the problem some people live and breath listening and reading the crappola thats televised by part time journos, the full time ones are bad enough. Me i just dont read it...in 2 months time there gonna be saying Hogan will takes us to a Grand final.....Oh watch out when Caroline gets her teeth into a story, she's like an old bulldog.....bit like BOOKS here. I see it more about stimulating debate and conversation...voicing an opinion
April 6, 20169 yr Author How deep is your team's list? http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-06/how-deep-is-your-teams-list
April 6, 20169 yr Author "Tippett making Sinclair feel at home" Callum Sinclair is enjoying his football with new teammate and rucking partner Kurt Tippett. Speaking after his 17-disposal, three-goal performance against Carlton at Etihad Stadium last Sunday the former Eagle spoke of how Tippett had done wonders in terms of helping him feel a worthwhile and productive part of his adopted club. “He (Tippett) has been great for me,” Sinclair said. “When you come a new club you just want to make an immediate impact and Kurt has really led the way and set the tone for me since I arrived. “When Kurt attacks the contests so hard, it’s impossible not to follow his lead. “Against Collingwood I watched him set the early example at the centre bounces, which really got us going, and he did it again tonight.” The 26 year-old, who crossed to Sydney in the off-season after managing just 29 games in four seasons with the West Coast Eagles, believes his alliance with Tippett— where the pair rotates equally between key forward post and ruck—could cause some real headaches for opposition defences. The Tippett-Sinclair combination yielded a match-winning 10 marks inside 50 and an impressive seven goals against the Blues. “We are both quite mobile for our size and we are natural forwards,” Sinclair said. “With Buddy (Franklin) down there as well—and more often than not attracting the most attention—it sometimes means we can get under the guard of the opposition. “When you are swapping and changing so much between ruck and forward this can often be case.” But Sinclair was quick to add that the partnership between himself and Tippett was about more than just causing havoc in the forward half of the ground. “First and foremost we need to make a genuine contest in the ruck before we drift forward and make an impact on the scoreboard,” he said. “As ruckmen the centre-bounce clearances and around the ground stoppages are the number one priority for us. “If Kurt and I can help us gain some ascendency in the middle and provide more supply to assist our forwards then we are doing our job.” For the second straight week the Swans won the clearance, contested possession and inside-50 battles, which has pleased Sinclair and his coach John Longmire. “We have been wrapped with our work in this area so far this season, Sinclair said. http://www.sen.com.au/news/afl/04-16/tippett-making-sinclair-feel-at-home#xTAQgZkoJuEfAw4c.97
April 6, 20169 yr "Demons should consider dropping 'horrific' Hogan, says Lloyd" CHAMPION full-forward Matthew Lloyd has slammed Melbourne youngster Jesse Hogan, describing his body language as "horrific". The 21-year-old was well held in the Demons' 13-point loss to Essendon, tallying just one goal from eight disposals and four marks. Apart from a three-goal last quarter against GWS in round one Hogan has had a lean start to the 2016 season. The Demons spearhead is regarded as one of the most promising young forwards in the AFL, but Lloyd – a three-time Coleman medallist – said Hogan needed to take a good hard look at his on-field demeanour or else a stint in the VFL could be an option. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-04/demons-should-consider-dropping-horrific-hogan-says-lloyd Mr Lloyd should remember that Jesse has a similar goal average after just 22 games as he himself did after 3 years at Windy Hill. As for body language,Matthew was no stranger to regular "hissy fits" when things were not going his way. It seems that selective memory comes with journalistic license. Its more the problem some people live and breath listening and reading the crappola thats televised by part time journos, the full time ones are bad enough. Me i just dont read it...in 2 months time there gonna be saying Hogan will takes us to a Grand final.....Oh watch out when Caroline gets her teeth into a story, she's like an old bulldog.....bit like BOOKS here. I see it more about stimulating debate and conversation...voicing an opinion Well there must be around 5 key players in 18 teams which makes 90 players take 30 away cause the teams arnt going anywhere leave you 60 players to scrutinise 22 weeks of a season before finals....and your only picking on HOGAN? Son of a gun will bag 5 next week, the cheque books will be flapping in the wind again and i never thought much of Loyd anyway...
April 7, 20169 yr Freo Fanatics is back and uploading on Youtube!!!!! FF provides replays of some popular footy shows AFL 360 On the Couch Open Mike AFL Tonight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKTEKW5i0jE Looks as if FF has been killed. Some crossover with aussieul.es it seems.
April 7, 20169 yr Author Freo Fanatics is back and uploading on Youtube!!!!! FF provides replays of some popular footy shows AFL 360 On the Couch Open Mike AFL Tonight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKTEKW5i0jE Looks as if FF has been killed. Some crossover with aussieul.es it seems. That's dissapointing
April 7, 20169 yr Teams for this weekend's rounds! http://www.afl.com.au/news/teams So gang, apart from the WB/Hawks game, can anyone see any possible upsets? Ade against Richmond is a tricky one. Can Freo get on the board against WC? Essendon a sneaky chance tonight? GWS should be 2 nil. Can they upset Syd? The Saints are a chance against Collingwood as well I think. Good luck fella's.
April 8, 20169 yr Author Popular Post Teams for this weekend's rounds! http://www.afl.com.au/news/teams So gang, apart from the WB/Hawks game, can anyone see any possible upsets? Ade against Richmond is a tricky one. Can Freo get on the board against WC? Essendon a sneaky chance tonight? GWS should be 2 nil. Can they upset Syd? The Saints are a chance against Collingwood as well I think. Good luck fella's. Saints are Def. a Chance against Collingwood I'll stick to West Coast Adelaide for me Sydney v GWS is tricky...The first real test this season for Sydney...Mummy will be fired up...but ill lean to the Swans Port is missing The Chad...and they were awful last week...Still,...Have to back them against Essendon I reckon the Doggies might be too quick for the Hawks and defensively unsettle them
April 8, 20169 yr I can tell you all not to put your money on the Blues or the Dee's, as for the rest off them......look to the east and see which way the wind blows...then thats the way it will go.
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