the last 3 weeks AFL ATS 17 dogs 7 favs. last week 7 dogs 1 fav
dogs-18.5
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY Both sides have a very similar game plan, although the Bombers
have the two key forward the Bulldogs desperately want, and the Dogs
have that second ruckman the Dons desperately need.
Eade himself said the other day there were stark similarities between the Bombers and "what we were a couple of years ago".
Experience is what will get the Bulldogs over the line. That, and a ruck division that weighs a combined total of 214kg.
PREDICTION
Western Bulldogs by 29 points
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the last 3 weeks AFL ATS 17 dogs 7 favs. last week 7 dogs 1 fav
dogs-18.5
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY Both sides have a very similar game plan, although the Bombers
have the two key forward the Bulldogs desperately want, and the Dogs
have that second ruckman the Dons desperately need.
Eade himself said the other day there were stark similarities between the Bombers and "what we were a couple of years ago".
Experience is what will get the Bulldogs over the line. That, and a ruck division that weighs a combined total of 214kg.
i dont know where the swans r going to find its goal kickers today. i think blues win easy.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY
This is a game the Blues simply must win if they're fair dinkum about
making the finals. They struggled against the lowly Tigers, but get a
concession because it was on the back of a Perth road trip. The air is
slowly seeping out of the Swans' season with just six wins in the bank
with seven rounds to go, not to mention the untimely departure of Barry
Hall.
Demons +47.5
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY Despite several key injuries, it's hard to see the Cats
dropping their third in a row against Melbourne, which also has several
key players missing.
Although Melbourne will be eager to test itself against one of the
competition's best, it will be a mighty achievement if it can overcome
Geelong.
Talk of tanking has started to rise again, but Melbourne coach Dean
Bailey will hear none of that – a winning culture is all that matters
for the red and blue. The Demons will be hellbent on trying to take
advantage of a slightly susceptible Geelong. But even that appears too
much for the developing Dees at the moment. cats by 32pts
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Blues -24.5
i dont know where the swans r going to find its goal kickers today. i think blues win easy.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY
This is a game the Blues simply must win if they're fair dinkum about
making the finals. They struggled against the lowly Tigers, but get a
concession because it was on the back of a Perth road trip. The air is
slowly seeping out of the Swans' season with just six wins in the bank
with seven rounds to go, not to mention the untimely departure of Barry
Hall.
Demons +47.5
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY Despite several key injuries, it's hard to see the Cats
dropping their third in a row against Melbourne, which also has several
key players missing.
Although Melbourne will be eager to test itself against one of the
competition's best, it will be a mighty achievement if it can overcome
Geelong.
Talk of tanking has started to rise again, but Melbourne coach Dean
Bailey will hear none of that – a winning culture is all that matters
for the red and blue. The Demons will be hellbent on trying to take
advantage of a slightly susceptible Geelong. But even that appears too
much for the developing Dees at the moment. cats by 32pts
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