TooSerious
For those who take it way too seriously
So, we have a few big ins this week- Franklin, Stanton, Bock and Kennelly should see a bunch of cash coming off peoples benches.
That said though, theres a bunch of painful outs this week! Higgins, Howlett, Maguire, Hille and Davis will be hurting a lot of coaches right now.
So, the big ins/outs.
INS: Franklin, Bock, Stanton, Hitchcock, Kennelly, Connors, Murphy, Silvagni
OUTS: Davis, Hille, Howlett, Prismall, Playfair, Jetta, Higgins, Moles, Maguire, McGrath, McDonald
Extended Bench: Farmer, Webberly, Stevenson, Fyfe, Gysberts, Watts
Also, Bandit- can you send me an email mate! Theres a iScent prize with your name on it mate.
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FRIDAY JUNE 11North Melbourne v Carlton
7.40pm @ Etihad StadiumNorth Melbourne
B: Michael Firrito, Scott Thompson, Brady Rawlings
HB: Scott McMahon, Nathan Grima, Daniel Pratt
C: Jack Ziebell, Cruize Garlett, Ryan Bastinac
HF: Ben Cunnington, Lachlan Hansen, Brent Harvey
F: Daniel Wells, Todd Goldstein, Lindsay Thomas
Foll: Hamish McIntosh, Andrew Swallow, Levi Greenwood
I/C: Ed Lower, Matt Campbell, Ben Warren, Sam Wright
Emg: Nathan OKeefe, Gavin Urquhart, Aaron EdwardsIn: Warren
Out: David Hale (back)Carlton
B: Aaron Joseph, Michael Jamison, Bret Thornton
HB: Jordan Russell, Andrew Walker, Steven Browne
C: Kade Simpson, Chris Judd, Heath Scotland
HF: Jeff Garlett, Jarrad Waite, Ryan Houlihan
F: Matthew Kreuzer, Setanta OhAilpin, Eddie Betts
Foll: Sam Jacobs, Bryce Gibbs, Marc Murphy
I/C: Dennis Armfield, Andrew Carrazzo, Richard Hadley, Mitch Robinson
Emg: Lachie Henderson, Kane Lucas, Brock McLeanIn: Armfield
Out: Joe AndersonSATURDAY JUNE 12Hawthorn v Adelaide
2.10pm @ Aurora Stadium
Hawthorn
B: Brent Guerra, Stephen Gilham, Thomas Murphy
HB: Rick Ladson, Ben Stratton, Grant Birchall
C: Jordan Lewis, Sam Mitchell, Xavier Ellis
HF: Shaun Burgoyne, Lance Franklin, Michael Osborne
F: Carl Peterson, Jarryd Roughead, Cyril Rioli
Foll: Brent Renouf, Luke...
That said though, theres a bunch of painful outs this week! Higgins, Howlett, Maguire, Hille and Davis will be hurting a lot of coaches right now.
So, the big ins/outs.
INS: Franklin, Bock, Stanton, Hitchcock, Kennelly, Connors, Murphy, Silvagni
OUTS: Davis, Hille, Howlett, Prismall, Playfair, Jetta, Higgins, Moles, Maguire, McGrath, McDonald
Extended Bench: Farmer, Webberly, Stevenson, Fyfe, Gysberts, Watts
Also, Bandit- can you send me an email mate! Theres a iScent prize with your name on it mate.
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FRIDAY JUNE 11North Melbourne v Carlton
7.40pm @ Etihad StadiumNorth Melbourne
B: Michael Firrito, Scott Thompson, Brady Rawlings
HB: Scott McMahon, Nathan Grima, Daniel Pratt
C: Jack Ziebell, Cruize Garlett, Ryan Bastinac
HF: Ben Cunnington, Lachlan Hansen, Brent Harvey
F: Daniel Wells, Todd Goldstein, Lindsay Thomas
Foll: Hamish McIntosh, Andrew Swallow, Levi Greenwood
I/C: Ed Lower, Matt Campbell, Ben Warren, Sam Wright
Emg: Nathan OKeefe, Gavin Urquhart, Aaron EdwardsIn: Warren
Out: David Hale (back)Carlton
B: Aaron Joseph, Michael Jamison, Bret Thornton
HB: Jordan Russell, Andrew Walker, Steven Browne
C: Kade Simpson, Chris Judd, Heath Scotland
HF: Jeff Garlett, Jarrad Waite, Ryan Houlihan
F: Matthew Kreuzer, Setanta OhAilpin, Eddie Betts
Foll: Sam Jacobs, Bryce Gibbs, Marc Murphy
I/C: Dennis Armfield, Andrew Carrazzo, Richard Hadley, Mitch Robinson
Emg: Lachie Henderson, Kane Lucas, Brock McLeanIn: Armfield
Out: Joe AndersonSATURDAY JUNE 12Hawthorn v Adelaide
2.10pm @ Aurora Stadium
Hawthorn
B: Brent Guerra, Stephen Gilham, Thomas Murphy
HB: Rick Ladson, Ben Stratton, Grant Birchall
C: Jordan Lewis, Sam Mitchell, Xavier Ellis
HF: Shaun Burgoyne, Lance Franklin, Michael Osborne
F: Carl Peterson, Jarryd Roughead, Cyril Rioli
Foll: Brent Renouf, Luke...
Hello all,
Welcome to another instalment of the TS Leagues Review and what a weekend of football. Now before I start with the TS Leagues, I want to talk about the actual league and make mention that my prediction made last week of the Hawks sneaking into the 8 this week eventuated, and my boys brought it home to give this little black duck a very happy birthday...sorry Walesy and all you Essendon supporters out there, but see you next weekend at the G for the Round 6 rematch.
I thought that all games this weekend were crackers other than Blues blowout on Saturday afternoon, and this saw some very high scores being posted including a new holder of the car keys, who posted 2731. The Krunchy Nuts posted their biggest score of the season being 2437, but sadly this was not enough to bring home a win in the Pine Warmers league, who are sitting 17th overall and have now snatched the Number 1 TS Leagues spot...
Anyways, on with the league review...<!--more-->
This week we are starting with the review for The TooSerious20 league written by SoUpS...thanks mate!
As we complete the half-way point of this years 2010 fantasy football season, coaches are looking to finalise their squads in eager anticipation of the run home towards the finals. Various strategies are being used, with some coaches treating trades as golden eggs, whereas some coaches are looking to finalise their squads earlier than in past years thanks to the rich display of cheap Supercoach talent which has graced the track in 2010. Stars such as Barlow, Podsiadly, Martin and to a lesser extent Rockliff and Waters have all delivered richly for coaches prepared to punt on them. Some coaches may have spent a few trades to bring these cheap stars in, and some have been knowledgeable (lucky) enough to pick them up thanks to solid pre-season performance.
Either way, squads are starting to gel, and this was clearly evident with the massive scoring pumped out by the Supercoach masses...
Welcome to another instalment of the TS Leagues Review and what a weekend of football. Now before I start with the TS Leagues, I want to talk about the actual league and make mention that my prediction made last week of the Hawks sneaking into the 8 this week eventuated, and my boys brought it home to give this little black duck a very happy birthday...sorry Walesy and all you Essendon supporters out there, but see you next weekend at the G for the Round 6 rematch.
I thought that all games this weekend were crackers other than Blues blowout on Saturday afternoon, and this saw some very high scores being posted including a new holder of the car keys, who posted 2731. The Krunchy Nuts posted their biggest score of the season being 2437, but sadly this was not enough to bring home a win in the Pine Warmers league, who are sitting 17th overall and have now snatched the Number 1 TS Leagues spot...
Anyways, on with the league review...<!--more-->
This week we are starting with the review for The TooSerious20 league written by SoUpS...thanks mate!
As we complete the half-way point of this years 2010 fantasy football season, coaches are looking to finalise their squads in eager anticipation of the run home towards the finals. Various strategies are being used, with some coaches treating trades as golden eggs, whereas some coaches are looking to finalise their squads earlier than in past years thanks to the rich display of cheap Supercoach talent which has graced the track in 2010. Stars such as Barlow, Podsiadly, Martin and to a lesser extent Rockliff and Waters have all delivered richly for coaches prepared to punt on them. Some coaches may have spent a few trades to bring these cheap stars in, and some have been knowledgeable (lucky) enough to pick them up thanks to solid pre-season performance.
Either way, squads are starting to gel, and this was clearly evident with the massive scoring pumped out by the Supercoach masses...
OK now we are past the half way mark of the season, and its time that the old analogy comes out. Its not a sprint, its a marathon.
The last few rounds have been interesting as some key players have got injuries and suspensions, teams have had to shuffle around, but generally there has been an air of calm. In the main this year due to a combination of exceptionally reliable substitutes (Maguire, Waters, Nason, Silvagni, Martin, Trengove, Scully, Bastinac, Jetta, Jacobs, Trengove II, Gumbleton, Hitchcock, Podsiadly and Rockliff) and the MPP, we have not seen one of Walesys classic CARNAGE round reviews just yet.
I am not a prophet of doom either. Most teams through smart strategy should have a combination of trades in the locker, MPP coverage and strong polling substitutes. And so therefore the marathon is becoming a sprint again! You might find there are some Afrikaan runners who are just sitting off the leaders ready to strike at the Big Muzungo and smash some 2450s in the finals.
Advice for the week: Back your team if in doubt. Ive not traded out OBrien, Dangerfield and Waters for that reason, and have enjoyed a few weeks of breathing space conserving trades and scoring well. Thats a rare daily double if you ask me.
Now onto the rest of the show!
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For players under 200k, there were only three players who are in the fresh meat zone who played on the weekend. Gysberts who many see as being too weak to stay in for a long time (worth a risk though if you ask me...), and the two Cats - Simpson and Hunt - both of whom you would think have limited longer term security.
So in short, its Gysberts.
For players who are under 200k but have popped the bubble slightly, I guess you could still look for something out of Skipper, Watts and Stanley, or take a risk on a player like Hughes or Heath getting back in favour.
To be honest, theres not much in the downgrade options and it makes you think seriously about the...
The last few rounds have been interesting as some key players have got injuries and suspensions, teams have had to shuffle around, but generally there has been an air of calm. In the main this year due to a combination of exceptionally reliable substitutes (Maguire, Waters, Nason, Silvagni, Martin, Trengove, Scully, Bastinac, Jetta, Jacobs, Trengove II, Gumbleton, Hitchcock, Podsiadly and Rockliff) and the MPP, we have not seen one of Walesys classic CARNAGE round reviews just yet.
I am not a prophet of doom either. Most teams through smart strategy should have a combination of trades in the locker, MPP coverage and strong polling substitutes. And so therefore the marathon is becoming a sprint again! You might find there are some Afrikaan runners who are just sitting off the leaders ready to strike at the Big Muzungo and smash some 2450s in the finals.
Advice for the week: Back your team if in doubt. Ive not traded out OBrien, Dangerfield and Waters for that reason, and have enjoyed a few weeks of breathing space conserving trades and scoring well. Thats a rare daily double if you ask me.
Now onto the rest of the show!
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For players under 200k, there were only three players who are in the fresh meat zone who played on the weekend. Gysberts who many see as being too weak to stay in for a long time (worth a risk though if you ask me...), and the two Cats - Simpson and Hunt - both of whom you would think have limited longer term security.
So in short, its Gysberts.
For players who are under 200k but have popped the bubble slightly, I guess you could still look for something out of Skipper, Watts and Stanley, or take a risk on a player like Hughes or Heath getting back in favour.
To be honest, theres not much in the downgrade options and it makes you think seriously about the...
Half way through this season, and we now have a very strong formguide as to which AFL stars will be a chance in 3 months time.
BJ picked up the three of the week on Friday night in a telling display against the Tigers. Milne will pick up the two with his 5.5, whilst Montagna and Riewoldt will fightout the final vote.
The Blues v Demons game was a little harder to call. Ive gone with Walker for BOG, capping off a fine couple of weeks, with the minor votes to be shared between the likes of Robinson, Waite, Houlihan and Carrazzo.
Scott Thompson picks up his first votes in his BOG performance against Fremantle. I couldnt quite squeeze in Edwards in his last game, with Johncock and the ever-suprising Barlow also playing fine games.
Travis Johnstone should poll the only 3 in a losing side this week. The Roos Captain and B&F should fight out the minor votes in this game.
Chapman continues to reward fantasy coaches who have taken the risk on him - as did Waters for those who havent traded him out. A host of players could pick up the one here - Ive gone with Bartel just over Byrnes, Wojcinski, Priddis & Embley.
Jude Bolton put in a very impressive performance, top-scoring in Supercoach for the round with a massive 193. McVeigh and Mumford will fight out the minor votes here.
The big news of the week is we have another lead change, with Luke Hodge again staring for the Hawks. Sewells game was almost on par with the number one draft pick, but Hodgeys year should see him pick up the three and 2 votes clear of GAJ. Gaz has now only polled 2 votes in the last 4 rounds, and is due for a form turn-around soon. A little off topic, but did anyone see the boil on Gazs head???
Pendlebury picked up his second medal for the year, and is giving himself every chance to go back-to-back in most votes for the Pies. Swan also played a great game though, and has a strong chance of polling too. Boyd and Didak are also a chance to poll...
BJ picked up the three of the week on Friday night in a telling display against the Tigers. Milne will pick up the two with his 5.5, whilst Montagna and Riewoldt will fightout the final vote.
The Blues v Demons game was a little harder to call. Ive gone with Walker for BOG, capping off a fine couple of weeks, with the minor votes to be shared between the likes of Robinson, Waite, Houlihan and Carrazzo.
Scott Thompson picks up his first votes in his BOG performance against Fremantle. I couldnt quite squeeze in Edwards in his last game, with Johncock and the ever-suprising Barlow also playing fine games.
Travis Johnstone should poll the only 3 in a losing side this week. The Roos Captain and B&F should fight out the minor votes in this game.
Chapman continues to reward fantasy coaches who have taken the risk on him - as did Waters for those who havent traded him out. A host of players could pick up the one here - Ive gone with Bartel just over Byrnes, Wojcinski, Priddis & Embley.
Jude Bolton put in a very impressive performance, top-scoring in Supercoach for the round with a massive 193. McVeigh and Mumford will fight out the minor votes here.
The big news of the week is we have another lead change, with Luke Hodge again staring for the Hawks. Sewells game was almost on par with the number one draft pick, but Hodgeys year should see him pick up the three and 2 votes clear of GAJ. Gaz has now only polled 2 votes in the last 4 rounds, and is due for a form turn-around soon. A little off topic, but did anyone see the boil on Gazs head???
Pendlebury picked up his second medal for the year, and is giving himself every chance to go back-to-back in most votes for the Pies. Swan also played a great game though, and has a strong chance of polling too. Boyd and Didak are also a chance to poll...
So, we are now officially halfway through the season, and my my my, we had a lot of injuries this round. I hope everyone has the trades, or at least bench coverage, to deal with it!
So the first game for the weekend was the Saints vs Richmond. Honestly, it started exactly as I expected- but in the 2nd and 3rd quarters I reckon the Tiges showed some real heart. Theyre already a much better team than 10 games ago- that said though, theyre still a few years away from putting 4 quarters together solidly- but I reckon theyre headed in the right direction. Anyways, the top scorer for the game, of course, was Goddard. 38 touches and a massive 188 points. Montagna and Milne were the next highest scorers with 143 and 130. Newman top scored for the Tiges with 125. J. Riewoldt kicked 6 goals, totally 20 in the past 4 weeks. Webberly put in a fantastic 78, and is looking good for the rest of the season, while Nason got a miserly 8 touches and 23. Probably needs to have a week off soon, so its a good thing the split round is coming up.
Next game saw the Blues beat the Demons by 41 points. That said, the Demons had a spirited 3rd quarter- but outside that, were fairly would routed. Bruce top scored with a solid 142. Waite had a solid game back, and I would say to everyone to hop on board- cept for the fact that he *might* be spending a little more time on the sidelines. Robinson is starting to deliver on the promise he offered in the preseason, averaging 107 since getting back into the team. Once again Gysberts impressed with an 84, and a -99 BE moving into next week. Looks good as one of the last posible downgrades if you havent freed up all your cash. But as always, wait til hes named for a third game. Scully and Trengove disappointed on return with a 53 and 41 while Jack Watts bottom scored with a 22.
The next game saw one of the upsets of the row. Adelaide defeated the Fremantle Dockers. Man- Ive gotten this game tipped wrong twice now. Johncock topscored with a...
So the first game for the weekend was the Saints vs Richmond. Honestly, it started exactly as I expected- but in the 2nd and 3rd quarters I reckon the Tiges showed some real heart. Theyre already a much better team than 10 games ago- that said though, theyre still a few years away from putting 4 quarters together solidly- but I reckon theyre headed in the right direction. Anyways, the top scorer for the game, of course, was Goddard. 38 touches and a massive 188 points. Montagna and Milne were the next highest scorers with 143 and 130. Newman top scored for the Tiges with 125. J. Riewoldt kicked 6 goals, totally 20 in the past 4 weeks. Webberly put in a fantastic 78, and is looking good for the rest of the season, while Nason got a miserly 8 touches and 23. Probably needs to have a week off soon, so its a good thing the split round is coming up.
Next game saw the Blues beat the Demons by 41 points. That said, the Demons had a spirited 3rd quarter- but outside that, were fairly would routed. Bruce top scored with a solid 142. Waite had a solid game back, and I would say to everyone to hop on board- cept for the fact that he *might* be spending a little more time on the sidelines. Robinson is starting to deliver on the promise he offered in the preseason, averaging 107 since getting back into the team. Once again Gysberts impressed with an 84, and a -99 BE moving into next week. Looks good as one of the last posible downgrades if you havent freed up all your cash. But as always, wait til hes named for a third game. Scully and Trengove disappointed on return with a 53 and 41 while Jack Watts bottom scored with a 22.
The next game saw one of the upsets of the row. Adelaide defeated the Fremantle Dockers. Man- Ive gotten this game tipped wrong twice now. Johncock topscored with a...
So, looks like the world game has decided to butt in on our footy season with what they call the "world cup".
Apparently there is some kind of global hoopla going on as apparently its some kind of big thing.
Alright, I cant pretend to continue on with being flipant on the world cup- I love sports! and the world cup is huge! CARN THE AUSSIES!!!
So, to celebrate, Ive hooked up a couple of TS leagues for the official <a href="http://en.mcdonalds.fantasy.fifa.com/M/home.mc">fantasy comp[/url] and <a href="http://en.castrol.predictor.fifa.com/M/home.mc">tipping comp[/url]
The leagues in the Fantasy comp are: 216349-78109 and 216349-80994
While the leagues in the Tipping comp are: 137877-6794 and 137877-6793
So get in there, get a team on the field and lets have some fun!!
Apparently there is some kind of global hoopla going on as apparently its some kind of big thing.
Alright, I cant pretend to continue on with being flipant on the world cup- I love sports! and the world cup is huge! CARN THE AUSSIES!!!
So, to celebrate, Ive hooked up a couple of TS leagues for the official <a href="http://en.mcdonalds.fantasy.fifa.com/M/home.mc">fantasy comp[/url] and <a href="http://en.castrol.predictor.fifa.com/M/home.mc">tipping comp[/url]
The leagues in the Fantasy comp are: 216349-78109 and 216349-80994
While the leagues in the Tipping comp are: 137877-6794 and 137877-6793
So get in there, get a team on the field and lets have some fun!!
<a href="http://iscent.com.au"><img style="float: left; margin: 0 10px 10px 0;" src="http://tooserious.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/iScent.com_.au_RGB.jpg" alt="" />[/url]
So, round 11- and we have a draw! 33 points a piece to the two best entries, so we need to go to the tie-breaker, and sadly, bama mate, you forgot to put in your scores for the players! Shattered!!
So, the prize this round is going to Bandit, nice job mate, expect and email in your e-box in the not too distant future.
The winning team for the round was:
namescoreDifference
Brendon Goddard158
Chris Judd421
Michael BARLOW231
Andrew Swallow47
Paul Chapman117
Jobe Watson1012
Luke Hodge16
Dane Swan102
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UserscoreDifference
bandit33154
bama331042
adeelite36196
oldpuggler40252
Minge40376
Fish41296
robert naylor41175
blizzrd41209
wal700042230
walesy42199
nicks43173
Bucko44185
Starky44207
nofferr45948
spuddy45213
payney347273
snoop47239
Carlos48167
griff48176
prem50241
jinnasaur51155
PowerfromPort51144
Superblues51391
celinef51180
beetee52261
Grogfather52255
parasite52270
knighty54258
lgarth8054217
frostylane54192
Dorge54190
daveo1555170
buzz55168
wiggles55186
bryansa57218
asanque59224
ebol60465
batesy60238
Micka60252
mattybomb2260398
theclaud60291
steamtrain60355
benj60216
remedi60942
quazy88861164
maRGas61197
stowie61144
haysiebbh61293
MajorLazer63178
mabus63217
bulldogs1764283
Jumperpuncher66322
Stripey67220
ajackl0769209
worksafe69229
timtimmy69390
joshuac69285
simonoz70207
anthak70233
aaa70392
wally fitz73274
matty.hutch75199
foxy_dal78409
Pop78360
spamman79740
soups80260
julianc81686
hognye82185
Kel83395
resch85270
Shapgood85264
jrolfe86317
The Mob Goes Wild87359
Nightrain87370
sticko591327
Pickle96317...
So, round 11- and we have a draw! 33 points a piece to the two best entries, so we need to go to the tie-breaker, and sadly, bama mate, you forgot to put in your scores for the players! Shattered!!
So, the prize this round is going to Bandit, nice job mate, expect and email in your e-box in the not too distant future.
The winning team for the round was:
namescoreDifference
Brendon Goddard158
Chris Judd421
Michael BARLOW231
Andrew Swallow47
Paul Chapman117
Jobe Watson1012
Luke Hodge16
Dane Swan102
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UserscoreDifference
bandit33154
bama331042
adeelite36196
oldpuggler40252
Minge40376
Fish41296
robert naylor41175
blizzrd41209
wal700042230
walesy42199
nicks43173
Bucko44185
Starky44207
nofferr45948
spuddy45213
payney347273
snoop47239
Carlos48167
griff48176
prem50241
jinnasaur51155
PowerfromPort51144
Superblues51391
celinef51180
beetee52261
Grogfather52255
parasite52270
knighty54258
lgarth8054217
frostylane54192
Dorge54190
daveo1555170
buzz55168
wiggles55186
bryansa57218
asanque59224
ebol60465
batesy60238
Micka60252
mattybomb2260398
theclaud60291
steamtrain60355
benj60216
remedi60942
quazy88861164
maRGas61197
stowie61144
haysiebbh61293
MajorLazer63178
mabus63217
bulldogs1764283
Jumperpuncher66322
Stripey67220
ajackl0769209
worksafe69229
timtimmy69390
joshuac69285
simonoz70207
anthak70233
aaa70392
wally fitz73274
matty.hutch75199
foxy_dal78409
Pop78360
spamman79740
soups80260
julianc81686
hognye82185
Kel83395
resch85270
Shapgood85264
jrolfe86317
The Mob Goes Wild87359
Nightrain87370
sticko591327
Pickle96317...
So, round 11. Knighty has exams apparently, so, using some kind of "voodoo" Im gunna try to transpose his picks from the VERY GATES OF HELL.
Or yanno, get them off the wall and post them here for you all to see. But to make double-sure, Knighty, Im running your tips through the magic 8ball. Lets see what it thinks of your tips.
So lets shake our magic 8ball and see what happens.
Richmond vs Saints Magic 8Ball: Absolutely - Who doesnt want to see the Tiges win again after last week? Sadly, without a bucketload of rain tonight, I reckon the Saints have got it.
Carlton vs Melbourne Magic 8Ball: Maybe - This should be suprisingly close. Carltons good is very good, but theyve a tendancy to not show up sometimes. Could be an upset here.
Adelaide vs Fremantle Magic 8Ball: Ask again later - Cant believe the odds on Freo for this game. $1.40+ seems great odds considering both their form over the year. That said, I also remember saying the same thing in round 1 in the same game about Adelaide.
North Melbroune vs Brisbane Magic 8Ball: Outlook not so good - Brisbane are stronger than they get credit for. Reckon they should get up pretty easy. Stupid 8ball.
West Coast vs Geelong Magic 8Ball: Maybe - The Geelong machine will roll out west, then it will roll back again.
Sydney vs Essendon Magic 8Ball: Outlook not so good - Sorry Knighty, cant agree with ya- I reckon the Dons have a good track record at the SCG of late, and are in ripping form at the minute.
Hawthorn vs Port Magic 8Ball: My sources say no - What can I say, the Hawks are back- while Port lost to Richmond. No way can you tip them this week.
Collingwood vs Bulldogs Magic 8Ball: Definitely - Both teams are playing to not lose this game cause whoever loses will find themselves with the media spotlight on them. Gunna put my money on a draw for this one.
So there we go, the magic 8 ball has been shaken. Then it was stired. And finally, it...
Or yanno, get them off the wall and post them here for you all to see. But to make double-sure, Knighty, Im running your tips through the magic 8ball. Lets see what it thinks of your tips.
So lets shake our magic 8ball and see what happens.
Richmond vs Saints Magic 8Ball: Absolutely - Who doesnt want to see the Tiges win again after last week? Sadly, without a bucketload of rain tonight, I reckon the Saints have got it.
Carlton vs Melbourne Magic 8Ball: Maybe - This should be suprisingly close. Carltons good is very good, but theyve a tendancy to not show up sometimes. Could be an upset here.
Adelaide vs Fremantle Magic 8Ball: Ask again later - Cant believe the odds on Freo for this game. $1.40+ seems great odds considering both their form over the year. That said, I also remember saying the same thing in round 1 in the same game about Adelaide.
North Melbroune vs Brisbane Magic 8Ball: Outlook not so good - Brisbane are stronger than they get credit for. Reckon they should get up pretty easy. Stupid 8ball.
West Coast vs Geelong Magic 8Ball: Maybe - The Geelong machine will roll out west, then it will roll back again.
Sydney vs Essendon Magic 8Ball: Outlook not so good - Sorry Knighty, cant agree with ya- I reckon the Dons have a good track record at the SCG of late, and are in ripping form at the minute.
Hawthorn vs Port Magic 8Ball: My sources say no - What can I say, the Hawks are back- while Port lost to Richmond. No way can you tip them this week.
Collingwood vs Bulldogs Magic 8Ball: Definitely - Both teams are playing to not lose this game cause whoever loses will find themselves with the media spotlight on them. Gunna put my money on a draw for this one.
So there we go, the magic 8 ball has been shaken. Then it was stired. And finally, it...
So, Round 11 is just about to start, so the chats are open.
Dont forget to get your tips and stuff in!
Good luck guys.
Dont forget to get your tips and stuff in!
Good luck guys.
So the teams for round 11.
Couple of ins, couple of outs and Gysberts is still playing even with Scully and Trengove in the squad. Anyways, heres the big ones-
INS: Waite, Trengove, Scully, Barlow, Brennan, Medhurst, Moles
OUTS: MacDonald, Bock, Schmidt, Franklin, Hitchcock, Hargrave
Extended bench: Jetta, Melksham, Howlett, Colyer, Moles
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FRIDAY JUNE 4Richmond v St Kilda
7.40pm @ Etihad StadiumRichmond
B: Will Thursfield, Luke McGuane, Jake King
HB: Chris Newman, Brett Deledio, Shane Edwards
C: Richard Tambling, Ben Cousins, Jeromey Webberley
HF: Matt White, Jack Riewoldt, Ben Nason
F: Robin Nahas, Ben Griffiths, David Astbury
Foll: Angus Graham, Trent Cotchin, Dustin Martin
I/C: Mitch Farmer, Andrew Collins, Troy Simmonds, Shane Tuck
Emg: Mitch Morton, Alex Rance, Tyrone VickeryIn: Thursfield, Simmonds
Out: Graham Polak, Kelvin Moore (leg)St Kilda
B: Steven Baker, James Gwilt, Sam Gilbert
HB: Raphael Clarke, Sam Fisher, Jason Blake
C: Brendon Goddard, Nick Dal Santo, Farren Ray
HF: Clinton Jones, Rhys Stanley, Adam Schneider
F: Ben McEvoy, Justin Koschitzke, Stephen Milne
Foll: Michael Gardiner, Lenny Hayes, Leigh Montagna
I/C: Robert Eddy, Jarryn Geary, Andrew McQualter, Brett Peake
Emg: Adam Pattison, David Armitage, Jack StevenIn: Geary
Out: Zac Dawson (ankle)SATURDAY JUNE 5Carlton v Melbourne
2.10pm @ MCGCarlton
B: Aaron Joseph, Michael Jamison, Bret Thornton
HB: Steven Browne, Andrew Walker, Jordan Russell
C: Kade Simpson, Chris Judd, Heath Scotland
HF: Ryan Houlihan, Jarrad Waite, Andrew Carrazzo
F: Eddie Betts, Setanta OhAilpin, Matthew Kreuzer
Foll: Sam Jacobs, Bryce Gibbs, Marc Murphy
I/C: Joe Anderson, Jeff Garlett, Richard Hadley, Mitch Robinson
Emg: Shaun Grigg, Lachie Henderson, Brock McLeanIn: Houlihan, Waite
Out: Brock McLean, Lachie HendersonMelbourne
B: Clint Bartram, James Frawley, Cameron Bruce
HB: Jack Grimes, Jared Rivers, James McDonald
C: Brad Green, Jack...
Couple of ins, couple of outs and Gysberts is still playing even with Scully and Trengove in the squad. Anyways, heres the big ones-
INS: Waite, Trengove, Scully, Barlow, Brennan, Medhurst, Moles
OUTS: MacDonald, Bock, Schmidt, Franklin, Hitchcock, Hargrave
Extended bench: Jetta, Melksham, Howlett, Colyer, Moles
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FRIDAY JUNE 4Richmond v St Kilda
7.40pm @ Etihad StadiumRichmond
B: Will Thursfield, Luke McGuane, Jake King
HB: Chris Newman, Brett Deledio, Shane Edwards
C: Richard Tambling, Ben Cousins, Jeromey Webberley
HF: Matt White, Jack Riewoldt, Ben Nason
F: Robin Nahas, Ben Griffiths, David Astbury
Foll: Angus Graham, Trent Cotchin, Dustin Martin
I/C: Mitch Farmer, Andrew Collins, Troy Simmonds, Shane Tuck
Emg: Mitch Morton, Alex Rance, Tyrone VickeryIn: Thursfield, Simmonds
Out: Graham Polak, Kelvin Moore (leg)St Kilda
B: Steven Baker, James Gwilt, Sam Gilbert
HB: Raphael Clarke, Sam Fisher, Jason Blake
C: Brendon Goddard, Nick Dal Santo, Farren Ray
HF: Clinton Jones, Rhys Stanley, Adam Schneider
F: Ben McEvoy, Justin Koschitzke, Stephen Milne
Foll: Michael Gardiner, Lenny Hayes, Leigh Montagna
I/C: Robert Eddy, Jarryn Geary, Andrew McQualter, Brett Peake
Emg: Adam Pattison, David Armitage, Jack StevenIn: Geary
Out: Zac Dawson (ankle)SATURDAY JUNE 5Carlton v Melbourne
2.10pm @ MCGCarlton
B: Aaron Joseph, Michael Jamison, Bret Thornton
HB: Steven Browne, Andrew Walker, Jordan Russell
C: Kade Simpson, Chris Judd, Heath Scotland
HF: Ryan Houlihan, Jarrad Waite, Andrew Carrazzo
F: Eddie Betts, Setanta OhAilpin, Matthew Kreuzer
Foll: Sam Jacobs, Bryce Gibbs, Marc Murphy
I/C: Joe Anderson, Jeff Garlett, Richard Hadley, Mitch Robinson
Emg: Shaun Grigg, Lachie Henderson, Brock McLeanIn: Houlihan, Waite
Out: Brock McLean, Lachie HendersonMelbourne
B: Clint Bartram, James Frawley, Cameron Bruce
HB: Jack Grimes, Jared Rivers, James McDonald
C: Brad Green, Jack...
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