Despite having an impressive season and showing alot of potential, Port only beat one top 8 side by more than 20 points this season. This was when West Coast showed up in Adelaide missing plenty of their best players and got belted.
If Port play to their potential for four quarters they could win by plenty. however I think the Kangas will focus on the last two weeks and that if they don't try they get belted, if they play hard they do allright.
Port generally carved the lazy teams where they can run and use their skills but often struggled against the best defensive teams -five of their losses this year were Adelaide x 2, Sydney, Geelong and Hawthorn all high pressure teams. If Kangas put on the pressure I think Port may struggle.
Kangas have won 13 of the last 17 against Port which is pretty impressive given Port won several minor premierships over the period.
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I will probably take the Kangas +19.5.
Despite having an impressive season and showing alot of potential, Port only beat one top 8 side by more than 20 points this season. This was when West Coast showed up in Adelaide missing plenty of their best players and got belted.
If Port play to their potential for four quarters they could win by plenty. however I think the Kangas will focus on the last two weeks and that if they don't try they get belted, if they play hard they do allright.
Port generally carved the lazy teams where they can run and use their skills but often struggled against the best defensive teams -five of their losses this year were Adelaide x 2, Sydney, Geelong and Hawthorn all high pressure teams. If Kangas put on the pressure I think Port may struggle.
Kangas have won 13 of the last 17 against Port which is pretty impressive given Port won several minor premierships over the period.
Despite having an impressive season and showing alot of potential, Port only beat one top 8 side by more than 20 points this season. This was when West Coast showed up in Adelaide missing plenty of their best players and got belted.
If Port play to their potential for four quarters they could win by plenty. however I think the Kangas will focus on the last two weeks and that if they don't try they get belted, if they play hard they do allright.
Port generally carved the lazy teams where they can run and use their skills but often struggled against the best defensive teams -five of their losses this year were Adelaide x 2, Sydney, Geelong and Hawthorn all high pressure teams. If Kangas put on the pressure I think Port may struggle.
Kangas have won 13 of the last 17 against Port which is pretty impressive given Port won several minor premierships over the period.
nice stat.. will be looking into it more now..
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Quote Originally Posted by binomial:
I will probably take the Kangas +19.5.
Despite having an impressive season and showing alot of potential, Port only beat one top 8 side by more than 20 points this season. This was when West Coast showed up in Adelaide missing plenty of their best players and got belted.
If Port play to their potential for four quarters they could win by plenty. however I think the Kangas will focus on the last two weeks and that if they don't try they get belted, if they play hard they do allright.
Port generally carved the lazy teams where they can run and use their skills but often struggled against the best defensive teams -five of their losses this year were Adelaide x 2, Sydney, Geelong and Hawthorn all high pressure teams. If Kangas put on the pressure I think Port may struggle.
Kangas have won 13 of the last 17 against Port which is pretty impressive given Port won several minor premierships over the period.
2. Since Rd 9 Kang are 9-6 but of those 6 loses only 1 beats this weekend's spread, that being 17 pts in Rd 19. The other loses in order are: 66, 46, 37, 27, 106.
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A couple of points:
1. Kang vs PA are 4-4 since 2003.
2. Since Rd 9 Kang are 9-6 but of those 6 loses only 1 beats this weekend's spread, that being 17 pts in Rd 19. The other loses in order are: 66, 46, 37, 27, 106.
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