Tigers can deflate them and the AFL media who will be wanting nothing more than another Tigers loss in round 1.
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We know what happened last time the AFL back in the blouse and gave them all those prime time slots………
All the AFL lap dogs jumped on the wagon which just made it all the more sweeter when they crashed. I remember I gave up watching Friday night footy for awhile it was such a train wreck.
Ah well, the AFL like to have their darlings.
From what I read this morning, it seems Essendrug have the easiest draw. Maybe North have an easier one.
Why am I not surprised?
IMO we will be 6 wins no loss.After that we will have the one or two brain fades and lose and be 13-2 at round 15.Here is the rub though.Smart thinking by the AFL by not announcing too much of the draw beyond that.Have us playing in the Ukraine in an attempt to stem the tide towards our 50th year anniversary flag.
Saw this today. Has it anything to do with the fact that Brad Scott is now the coach?
New Essendon coach Brad Scott has been handed an early Christmas present, with the Bombers receiving the easiest fixture of any side.
An in-depth fixture analysis by Champion Data reveals Essendon also has the easiest final five games of the season and has been scheduled to play just six interstate matches – the equal-fewest of any team.
Only two of the Bombers’ double-up games next year are set to come against 2022 finalists, reigning premier Geelong and preliminary finalist Collingwood.
The other four double-up opponents for Scott’s side are Port Adelaide (11th this year), Greater Western Sydney (16th), West Coast (17th) and North Melbourne (18th).
Essendon finished 15th on the ladder with just seven wins this year, but the Bombers are bullish that they can improve quickly under Scott next season.
Probably no coincidence. AFL house wouldnt want him getting the sack from the Bummers too quickly otherwsie he will probably be back there looking for a job.
You are probably right Brodders.
If he went back he would find new ways to stifle the Tigers from winning any more flags.
AFL just desperate to get Carlscum n Essendrugs back playing regular finals, so have dished them up easy draws n lots of premium time slots for Carlscum. More fans at games, more viewers on tv. More shekels rolling into HQ.
