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No you have it wrong, if we win our % goes up & theirs goes down !!!
If we won say 100-37 we go 2nd, 100-38 we stay 3rd
We need a neat 11 goal thrashing (to round it to the nearest goal.
And my fellow pre-enders, it’s been done before and if my memory serves me correctly, if we just repeat our game against the lions the last time we played em at the home of footy would be ample.
And my fellow pre-enders, it’s been done before and if my memory serves me correctly, if we just repeat our game against the lions the last time we played em at the home of footy would be ample.
We won’t fear Brisbane in Brisbane.
I actually think we’ll play them again in the GF, looking at the predictor.
Which, obviously, is a dream result.
I actually think we’ll play them again in the GF, looking at the predictor.
Which, obviously, is a dream result.
Ive got a feeling we might get the crows and the blues.
No one in the comp is better then us.
If we dont win it from here, it will hurt more then last year.
No trips to perth
The only chance of a interstate game is at venue we haven’t lost at since god walked the planet.
We don’t win this years flag. With prestia martin lynch edwards grimes and Castagna in career best form, i want Hardwick gone.
No one in the comp is better then us.
If we dont win it from here, it will hurt more then last year.
No trips to perth
The only chance of a interstate game is at venue we haven’t lost at since god walked the planet.
We don’t win this years flag. With prestia martin lynch edwards grimes and Castagna in career best form, i want Hardwick gone.
haha. what would happen if we were 1 point up with 2 seconds to go, and we booted a 20m goal for them?
That'd be deliberate as we're more than 9metres from the goal line..... make it under 9 and we should be all good....
However. .... there's the supplementary Richmond rule which will be enacted in that instance to **** us over...... somehow!
The only fault ive got of our side is when we lose we dont pounce back the week after. Especially if we get slapped
Exactly how much we need to win by depends on how high-scoring the game is.
Assuming the season average match aggregate of 160, we would have to win 112-48 to overtake Brisbane.
111-49 would not be enough.
The only match we've won this year by that much was against the bottom side.
We ain't beating the top side by that much.
Surely a draw is in both teams' best interests.
We get Geelong at the G and they get Collingwood at the Gabba - a dream result for them.
Assuming the season average match aggregate of 160, we would have to win 112-48 to overtake Brisbane.
111-49 would not be enough.
The only match we've won this year by that much was against the bottom side.
We ain't beating the top side by that much.
Surely a draw is in both teams' best interests.
We get Geelong at the G and they get Collingwood at the Gabba - a dream result for them.
If we lose at the Gabba in QF2 we meet either GWS or Dogs at the G in SF2. GWS we can beat, and at least the Dogs won't be as good as they are at the Dump.
It'll be announced later tonight and I reckon our QF2 game will be Sat night at the Gabba.
I actually reckon GWS will be hard to beat in Sydanee if we lose in week 1 of the finals.
Except we won’t play them there - if we lose against Bris then the next final is at the G.
True but I was referring to the GWS doggies game and then we play the winner at the G (if we lose to the lions)
This is exactly what I meant in my previous post about the media building hype on the Lions beating us at the Gabba:
From AFL website:
The Tigers won 12.10 (82) to 8.7 (55) but needed a 10-goal win to leapfrog the Lions on the ladder and move into second spot.
The Lions made sure that wasn't going to happen, putting in an impressive performance on the road but ultimately not doing enough to stop Richmond from recording its ninth-straight win.
This was no dress rehearsal. Richmond threw the first punch, the heavyweight landing the early hits.
But the upstart Lions managed to land a couple of blows, too, and although the Tigers walked away victors, Brisbane will also have left with confidence about their return bout in a fortnight.
From AFL website:
The Tigers won 12.10 (82) to 8.7 (55) but needed a 10-goal win to leapfrog the Lions on the ladder and move into second spot.
The Lions made sure that wasn't going to happen, putting in an impressive performance on the road but ultimately not doing enough to stop Richmond from recording its ninth-straight win.
This was no dress rehearsal. Richmond threw the first punch, the heavyweight landing the early hits.
But the upstart Lions managed to land a couple of blows, too, and although the Tigers walked away victors, Brisbane will also have left with confidence about their return bout in a fortnight.
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