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looks like a few ok games to choose from this week lines arent so high as in previous weeks.
 
FREMANTLE v NORTH MELBOURNE

Fremantle
B: Ryley Dunn, Antoni Grover, Michael Johnson
HB: David Mundy, Luke McPharlin, Roger Hayden
C: Garrick Ibbotson, Peter Bell, Brett Peake
HF: Rhys Palmer, Chris Tarrant, Ryan Murphy
F: Mark Johnson, Matthew Pavlich, Chris Mayne
Foll: Aaron Sandilands, Ryan Crowley, Josh Carr
I/C: Jeff Farmer, Dean Solomon, Robert Warnock, Byron Schammer
EMG: Scott Thornton, Paul Duffield, Kepler Bradley

In: Hayden, Murphy, Dunn, Schammer
Out: Heath Black (suspended), Shaun McManus, Scott Thornton, Kepler Bradley

North Melbourne
B: Gavin Urquhart, Josh Gibson, Scott Thompson
HB: Josh Smith, Michael Firrito, Daniel Pratt
C: Shannon Grant, Matt Riggio, Brady Rawlings
HF: Brent Harvey, Drew Petrie, Daniel Wells
F: Matt Campbell, David Hale, Lindsay Thomas
Foll: Hamish McIntosh, Daniel Harris, Adam Simpson
I/C: Ed Lower, Sam Power, Ben Davies, Leigh Harding
EMG: Leigh Brown, Corey Jones, Scott McMahon

In: Wells, Smith
Out: Scott McMahon, Leigh Brown
 
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freo missing black thornton bradley
roos missing thomspon jones brown
 
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Essendon
B: Andrew Welsh, Dustin Fletcher, Nathan Lovett-Murray
HB: Brent Stanton, Patrick Ryder, Mark McVeigh
C: Kyle Reimers, Adam McPhee, Andrew Lovett
HF: Angus Monfries, Scott Lucas, David Myers
F: Jobe Watson, Matthew Lloyd, Jay Neagle
Foll: David Hille, Henry Slattery, Sam Lonergan
I/C: Adam Ramanauskas, Jay Nash, Leroy Jetta, Jason Laycock
EMG: Jarrod Atkinson, Ricky Dyson, Mal Michael

In: Laycock, Neagle, Ramanauskas, Watson
Out: Tom Bellchambers, Bachar Houli (groin), Tayte Pears (foot), Jason Winderlich (back)

West Coast Eagles
B: Beau Wilkes, Darren Glass, Mark Nicoski
HF: Adam Selwood, Adam Hunter, Brett Jones
C: Andrew Embley, Daniel Kerr, Tim Houlihan
HF: Brad Ebert, Brent Staker, Sam Butler
F: David Wirrpanda, Quinten Lynch, Mark LeCras
Foll: Dean Cox, Matt Priddis, Chris Masten
I/C: Ryan Davis, Will Schofield, Mark Seaby, Tyson Stenglein
EMG: Steven Armstrong, Jaymie Graham, Jamie McNamara

In: Ebert, Schofield, LeCras
Out: Michael Braun (knee), Chad Fletcher (back), Jaymie Graham
 
 
ess missing michael winderlich davey
wc missing braun fletcher hurn hansen
 
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freo roos i like freo at home to get the forest gump chocolates.
 
ess v wc maybe ess due to there firepower up front and home ground advantage.
 
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GEELONG v PORT ADELAIDE

Geelong
B: Tom Harley, Harry Taylor, Andrew Mackie
HB: Darren Milburn, Max Rooke, Corey Enright
C: Brent Prismall, Cameron Ling, Jimmy Bartel
HF: Steve Johnson, Cameron Mooney, Mathew Stokes
F: Paul Chapman, Tom Lonergan, James Kelly
Foll: Mark Blake, Joel Corey, Gary Ablett
I/C (from): Brad Ottens, Travis Varcoe, Joel Selwood, Josh Hunt, David Wojcinski, Ryan Gamble, Kane Tenace

In: Tenace, Taylor, Selwood, Gamble, Hunt
Out: Matthew Scarlett (hamstring), Shannon Byrnes (foot)

Port Adelaide
B: Michael Pettigrew, Alipate Carlile, Michael Wilson
HB: Peter Burgoyne, Troy Chaplin, Steven Salopek
C: Domenic Cassisi, Chad Cornes, Kane Cornes
HF: David Rodan, Warren Tredrea, Travis Boak
F: Daniel Motlop, Justin Westhoff, Robert Gray
Foll: Dean Brogan, Shaun Burgoyne, Danyle Pearce
I/C (from): Nathan Krakouer, Brendon Lade, Tom Logan, Nathan Lonie, Nick Lower, Jacob Surjan, Damon White

In: S. Burgoyne, Lower, Lonie, Surjan, White
Out: Paul Stewart  (neck), Toby Thurstans (knee
 
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WESTERN BULLDOGS v BRISBANE LIONS

Western Bulldogs
B: Dale Morris, Brian Lake, Ryan Hargrave
HB: Dylan Addison, Tom Williams, Lindsay Gilbee
C: Daniel Giansiracusa, Matthew Boyd, Daniel Cross
HF: Brad Johnson, Mitch Hahn, Robert Murphy
F: Scott Welsh, Will Minson, Jason Akermanis
Foll: Ben Hudson, Ryan Griffen, Adam Cooney
I/C: Nathan Eagleton, Andrejs Everitt, Farren Ray, Callan Ward
EMG: Jarrod Harbrow, Josh Hill, Peter Street

In: Murphy
Out: Stephen Tiller

Brisbane Lions
B: Josh Drummond, Daniel Merrett, Joel Patfull
HB: Jared Brennan, Joel Macdonald, Troy Selwood
C: Anthony Corrie, Simon Black, Tim Notting
HF: Michael Rischitelli, Jonathan Brown, Justin Sherman
F: Rhan Hooper, Mitch Clark, Travis Johnstone
Foll: Jamie Charman, Luke Power, Jed Adcock
I/C: Matthew Leuenberger, Ashley McGrath, Cheynee Stiller, Jason Roe
EMG: Albert Proud, James Polkinghorne, Robert Copeland

In: Drummond, McGrath, Stiller, Roe
Out: James Hawksley, Robert Copeland, Daniel Bradshaw (hamstring), Scott Harding (knee)
 
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GL mate.
 
I'd like to take the Weagles. They are getting closer to a win but you are right about the Dons inclusions. Hey maybe Lloyd might even kick a goal tonight
 
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 lloyd like the rest of the bombers are in a funk..i havent pulled the trigger on anything tonight..weagles have a slight edge in experience..the form of both is shocking desicions desicions.
 
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decided to go with ess:

 

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slight edge to ess. they used to do well at telstra dome..while eagles arent all that good in melb..they have more firepower than the eagles so some quick goals to mcphee lloyd lucas and itll be hard for the eagles to keep up.
 
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i liked the eagles tonight as well... what scares me though is that terrible midfield that will be up against cox, kerr and priddis
 
that scares the heck out of me.......
 
good luck with your bet showmethemoney1...
 
any opinions on the other games?  i keep fading the dogs with no succcess....
 
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i liked the eagles tonight as well... what scares me though is that terrible midfield that will be up against cox, kerr and priddis
 
that scares the heck out of me.......
 
good luck with your bet showmethemoney1...
 
any opinions on the other games?  i keep fading the dogs with no succcess....
 
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whats up mellow ess pick looks a whole lot better now no kerr for the eagles so get on ess.eagles are now missing braun fletcher and kerr in the midfield which was about there only advantage..added a lil on each of my picks above.
 
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amounts now are:
220 ess -4 1.95
70 ess 1234
240 ess 1st half
80 ess 1st qtr
$10 a pt ess index
$6 a pt wc under 395 jumper numbers
 
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so far so good
ess 1st qtr wins 80
ess 1st half wins 240
 
pending..ess 1.40 ml at half time and -21.5
ess -4 220
ess 1234 3.75
ess $8 a pt index on pace
jumper numbers 6 goals to wc but all high ones s
 
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i meant the odds are ess 1.40 at half time and -21.5 to show its on pace not that i took that i never take anything under 1.50*
 
pending..
ess -4 220
ess 1234 3.75
ess $8 a pt index on pace
jumper numbers 6 goals to wc but all high ones s
 
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good start to the week with bombers getting up fairly comfortably 
220 ess -4 1.95
70  ess 1234 at 3.75
240 ess 1st half
80 ess 1st qtr
$10 a pt ess index $10* 14
$6 a pt wc under 395 jumper numbers push..was looking bad after 3 qtrs with all goals being scored by jumper numbers near 40 but the good thing is they only had 9 goals..they got hardly anything in the last lecras 2 goals( no.2) and hunter a goal in the last though to give it a push.
 
 
 
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freo ..under the pump majorily ..so they have players playing for there careers now..roos are light on talent as it is so without jones n thompson it tips the scales in favour of the shockers...talent wise freo have more but the roos have more spirit..but the shinboner spirit is stronger in melb as the games are in front of there supporters..the usual home ground helps freo too.
 
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$12 a pt index dockers.
 
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2 games in which im staying away from the line or waiting till half time in:
sydney stkilda toss a coin both teams evenly matched
 
adelaide hawthorn how can anyone pick a certain winner in that one.one has a strong home ground advantage and defence while the other has buddy, roudghhead up front and great form behind them.
 
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mellow on the fading the doggies with no success ..looks like a good game this week to stay away from..lions have done well in melb against teams that are going ok like last year they belted the magies by about 80 pts..brown is a problem for the doggies n so is the whole lions team if they come to play...but doggies won by about 50 pts at the gabba last year i think or maybe the year before and are in top form n can blow them out in the 2nd half..no bradshaw for the lions hurts them..so at the moment im staying away from that game.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by showmethemoney1:

2 games in which im staying away from the line or waiting till half time in:
sydney stkilda toss a coin both teams evenly matched
 
adelaide hawthorn how can anyone pick a certain winner in that one.one has a strong home ground advantage and defence while the other has buddy, roudghhead up front and great form behind them.


Surely you rate the Swans better than the Saints!

Liking Hawthorn here.  Don't think Adelaide can keep up with the Hawks with their current goal-kicking prowess.  Kicking 20 behinds might work against the Dees, but not a quality side like the Hawks.
 
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Good stuff mate. Hille embarassed Cox and Lynch out of the middle, great win.
 
I am with Showme. Saints play differently when they play the Swans and low scoring games in my mind can go either way. Not sure how Sydney will play with Hall back. You knew how they would play when he was out.
 
 
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p i mean against eachother they are evenly matched swans have great teamwork while the saints have stars in the midfield and up forward so whenever they play its a toss of the coin on who'll win..saints 51-49, swans 82-65, saints 97-71, saints 52-50 and with the 22 pt line the game is even..im wanting a high total in that game n might take the under.
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