The obvious pick this week is Port Adelaide to win. The question is more about how much do they win by. Second would be WCE thumping the Crows but again, the margin is questionable. My general thoughts are...
--Saturday--
Pies v Melb... it's going to be in the wet. Melb are struggling. They could win their last two but shouldn't win this one. The Pies are in the finals and probably sitting 6th regardless if they win or lose over the last 3 weeks. These last 3 weeks will be getting the chemistry sorted... they are really missing Stephenson and DeGoey to kick winning scores.
Sydney away have no reason to fight. Port have a chance of making finals. They need to win and it should be dry enough for them to get a decent score.
GC won't compete with Brissy but that line is massive. GC will love to compete against the local rivals.
Bombers v Doggies... Bombers just need to get healthy. They will get a finals spot but need to get a healthy team. The bombers healthy can beat any team but they aren't. Doggies need to win all 3 remaining games to make the finals. Caleb Daniel really helps their rebound. Should be a great game and anything can happen at Marvel. Good scoring game.
Cats v Roos... Cats win comfortably. They are a different team at home. Scotty Thompson retires which will mean the Roos will be up for their home game next week and last game in Tassie. Roos will compete but Cats at home are a safe option.
--Sunday--
Freo v Saints... who knows. Who cares. Probably only Brad Hill and his move back to Melb.
Tigers v Blues... Tigers win comfortably. 26 points is about right. Blues will put up a fight but Tiges should win by 40 even without Dusty. The weather is a key variable but the Tigs showed last week they don't mind the wet. They are bigger and stronger.
WCE v Crows... Eagles at home. Adelaide will plan to win next week at home then the game with the Doggies in Ballarat will have a big impact if Port drop a game.
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The obvious pick this week is Port Adelaide to win. The question is more about how much do they win by. Second would be WCE thumping the Crows but again, the margin is questionable. My general thoughts are...
--Saturday--
Pies v Melb... it's going to be in the wet. Melb are struggling. They could win their last two but shouldn't win this one. The Pies are in the finals and probably sitting 6th regardless if they win or lose over the last 3 weeks. These last 3 weeks will be getting the chemistry sorted... they are really missing Stephenson and DeGoey to kick winning scores.
Sydney away have no reason to fight. Port have a chance of making finals. They need to win and it should be dry enough for them to get a decent score.
GC won't compete with Brissy but that line is massive. GC will love to compete against the local rivals.
Bombers v Doggies... Bombers just need to get healthy. They will get a finals spot but need to get a healthy team. The bombers healthy can beat any team but they aren't. Doggies need to win all 3 remaining games to make the finals. Caleb Daniel really helps their rebound. Should be a great game and anything can happen at Marvel. Good scoring game.
Cats v Roos... Cats win comfortably. They are a different team at home. Scotty Thompson retires which will mean the Roos will be up for their home game next week and last game in Tassie. Roos will compete but Cats at home are a safe option.
--Sunday--
Freo v Saints... who knows. Who cares. Probably only Brad Hill and his move back to Melb.
Tigers v Blues... Tigers win comfortably. 26 points is about right. Blues will put up a fight but Tiges should win by 40 even without Dusty. The weather is a key variable but the Tigs showed last week they don't mind the wet. They are bigger and stronger.
WCE v Crows... Eagles at home. Adelaide will plan to win next week at home then the game with the Doggies in Ballarat will have a big impact if Port drop a game.
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