Posted:
#26
One other thing about the above games. I wouldn't be too concerned if either game was about even at 3 quarter time as Carlton has been fading in the 4th quarter as well.
AFL Round 4
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#27
Hawthorn is now second in the League in stopping sides from marking in their 50, behind only Geelong. Adelaide also gives up an average of 8 more marks a game.
However, Hawthorn has played Melbourne and Adelaide has played some pretty stiff opposition. Looking for a side here, but can't find one.
Might just wait it out until the Raiders/Tigers match in NRL. Was going hit the Warriors at home, but didn't...10-6 at 20m.
Tough final few games in the round...
However, Hawthorn has played Melbourne and Adelaide has played some pretty stiff opposition. Looking for a side here, but can't find one.
Might just wait it out until the Raiders/Tigers match in NRL. Was going hit the Warriors at home, but didn't...10-6 at 20m.
Tough final few games in the round...
Posted:
#28
Also, after reviewing the statistics for the upcoming Dockers/Tigers clash, I would stay off backing the Dockers. The Tigers are much nearer the Dockers than the public would think, and if they are up for it, can stay close to Fremantle for the match. Still think the Dockers will pull it out, but it might not be the run-away that people are expecting.
Then again, stats do lie...
Then again, stats do lie...
Posted:
#29
Quote Originally Posted by HeadOverHeart:
Also, after reviewing the statistics for the upcoming Dockers/Tigers clash, I would stay off backing the Dockers. The Tigers are much nearer the Dockers than the public would think, and if they are up for it, can stay close to Fremantle for the match. Still think the Dockers will pull it out, but it might not be the run-away that people are expecting.
Then again, stats do lie...
Also, after reviewing the statistics for the upcoming Dockers/Tigers clash, I would stay off backing the Dockers. The Tigers are much nearer the Dockers than the public would think, and if they are up for it, can stay close to Fremantle for the match. Still think the Dockers will pull it out, but it might not be the run-away that people are expecting.
Then again, stats do lie...
I was thinking of putting 1 unit on the tigers because the spread is too big for a Freo team that hasn't done much this year. But with Solomon, McPharlin and Tarrant back I'm not going to risk it. Cheers
Posted:
#30
I am going to pony up on the tigers also.
Fremantle have only beat West Coast who are looking bottom four material, although home ground advantage may get WC a couple spots higher, unless alot of their players lift their standard of play.
The derby is usually the game Fremantle try in. I reckon there is a decent chance they will return to half assed ways today.
Tigers have been hopeless last two weeks. Their side looks worse with Pettifer out. However, if they have a go and don't go down by four or five goals in the first quarter they may keeo it close.
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