Always a concern backing a team returning from Perth but they are the hottest team in the league atm. Even money or more would be great value for the contest.
Always a concern backing a team returning from Perth but they are the hottest team in the league atm. Even money or more would be great value for the contest.
I remember but I don't think it will be so one sided.
For Geelong... Stevie J, Pods, Hawks (as a second ruck and not a forward)... GAblett having an OK game... Stokes back...
For the Pies... finally got some key forwards but Dids and Leon aren't in great form.
I won't be on the Pies... I'm leaning to the Cats at the moment but I probably won't have money on it.
I was at the game on Friday night. From ground level, the Pies controlled the game for all but 5 mins. They definitely have confidence but the Cats are still the team to beat.
Quote Originally Posted by jdoobiz:
btw hendy, I'll be on the pies next week
Remember what happened '08
I remember but I don't think it will be so one sided.
For Geelong... Stevie J, Pods, Hawks (as a second ruck and not a forward)... GAblett having an OK game... Stokes back...
For the Pies... finally got some key forwards but Dids and Leon aren't in great form.
I won't be on the Pies... I'm leaning to the Cats at the moment but I probably won't have money on it.
I was at the game on Friday night. From ground level, the Pies controlled the game for all but 5 mins. They definitely have confidence but the Cats are still the team to beat.
I remember but I don't think it will be so one sided.
For Geelong... Stevie J, Pods, Hawks (as a second ruck and not a forward)... GAblett having an OK game... Stokes back...
For the Pies... finally got some key forwards but Dids and Leon aren't in great form.
I won't be on the Pies... I'm leaning to the Cats at the moment but I probably won't have money on it.
I was at the game on Friday night. From ground level, the Pies controlled the game for all but 5 mins. They definitely have confidence but the Cats are still the team to beat.
I highly doubt they'll repeat that scoreline
I wouldn't be so sure about the cats, winning every game in the reg season is a thing of the past for them. I just feel that the pies will have the edge in this game. Geelong kicking teams on the way down while Collingwood are beating teams on the way up and kicking 120+ for the past five games. I wouldn't be too worried about dids and leon, they will thrive at the gee for the big clash. I just think if they offer even money or better, could be a decent play.
Quote Originally Posted by Hendy:
I remember but I don't think it will be so one sided.
For Geelong... Stevie J, Pods, Hawks (as a second ruck and not a forward)... GAblett having an OK game... Stokes back...
For the Pies... finally got some key forwards but Dids and Leon aren't in great form.
I won't be on the Pies... I'm leaning to the Cats at the moment but I probably won't have money on it.
I was at the game on Friday night. From ground level, the Pies controlled the game for all but 5 mins. They definitely have confidence but the Cats are still the team to beat.
I highly doubt they'll repeat that scoreline
I wouldn't be so sure about the cats, winning every game in the reg season is a thing of the past for them. I just feel that the pies will have the edge in this game. Geelong kicking teams on the way down while Collingwood are beating teams on the way up and kicking 120+ for the past five games. I wouldn't be too worried about dids and leon, they will thrive at the gee for the big clash. I just think if they offer even money or better, could be a decent play.
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