AFL 2019

Quality game. Unlike the one on ten.

Going extra well in the tipping this week. 0/6 so far.

Brisbane at the top of the ladder for the first time in 15 years, crazy times we live in.

Big Dog wrote:Going extra well in the tipping this week. 0/6 so far.

3/6. Picked Sydney, Carlton, and Collingwood.

Tigers tip not looking too flash either.

thanks

Blackadder wrote:Brisbane at the top of the ladder for the first time in 15 years, crazy times we live in.

Big jump up but in a tight 'competition", they have hardly had an injury all year.

Last week Norf scored one goal for the match. On Sat night around 7,45 they doubled that in the time it took the Cant Rd-Dorset Rd traffic lights to turn green.

I have up on this year tppingvwisr after the second round. But it's farking interesting.

Two and a half days later, some commentators still trying to squeeze fresh juice re Chris Scott's opinion of Charlie Cameron's game.

We have a winner for the 2019 'Bomber's Ham Roll'

Chris Scott - always Chuckleworthy.

Rosco gets the old hesve-ho, Lyon is officially 'Melb #11', no swansong game no nothing, off-field head honcho Steve somebody also out on his ear, one of the Longmuirs will rattle the Freo magnets at the weekends in his place

Correction: Acc to Foxtel Freo will be coached v Port by former Roo and dual-flag Hawk David Hale (who coincidentally is a passable body-double for Rosco's cricketing namesake Nathan)

Amazing scenes at the end of the Swans v Saints game at the SCG, which the Bloods won easily.

Five blokes were chaired off to a standing ovation by the crowd and Opposition players.

Buddy played his 300th and slotted four goals. The other four were retiring legends of the Club - McVeigh and Jack (who both played and kicked last quarter goals) and Grundy and Smith who were unable to play because of injury.

In a nice touch Hannebery who now plays for the Saints but is an ex Bloods champ helped chair McVeigh off the ground.

Nice.

Also, Hawks beat the Eagles in a real shock.

The Dogs now have to win (or draw) to make finals.

Zimmy hates football.

Really looking forward to tomorrow's game now.

lardbucket wrote:Also, Hawks beat the Eagles in a real shock.

The Dogs now have to win (or draw) to make finals.

Zimmy hates football.

We were always a chance. Didn't expect us to win by that margin though.

Now we need the Crows to do us an unlikely favour.

Nath wrote:

lardbucket wrote:Also, Hawks beat the Eagles in a real shock.

The Dogs now have to win (or draw) to make finals.

Zimmy hates football.

We were always a chance.  Didn't expect us to win by that margin though.

Now we need the Crows to do us an unlikely favour.

oh dear.

indeed. if you need to rely on other results, you probably don't deserve to be there. We cost ourselves by losing winnable games against lower ranked teams, and a few close losses too.

Teams 9 to 13 all could be in Finals but for "stupid" losses

THIS is pretty funny reading, 'expert' predictions pre-season

lardbucket wrote:THIS is pretty funny reading, 'expert' predictions pre-season

indeed, remember them saying Hawthorn were cooked and would finish bottom 4.

The word is that Lyon may coach GWS next year. Hawks unlucky to miss after embarrassing the Eagles over west.

RoLy would go well at GWS ...and then they'll need a rebuild

Not sure boring defensive slogs will awaken the potential football fans of Greater Western Sydney

Red wrote:The word is that Lyon may coach GWS next year.

If Ross Lyon is the answer, your club is asking the wrong questions.

Coniglio staying with the Giants