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2003 Draw
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First two paragraphs really mean we will make as much money as we can and we dont care about fairness in the draw.
Also, I wonder if the original bears abortion of a jumper will get a show on Foundation weekend? Half the players could wear that, and half fitzroy.
First two paragraphs really mean we will make as much money as we can and we dont care about fairness in the draw.
Also, I wonder if the original bears abortion of a jumper will get a show on Foundation weekend? Half the players could wear that, and half fitzroy.
Hopefully all clubs wear their foundation strips and put them on sale as well. I would just love to be able to wear the old South jumper once again.
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Good...just as long as the second derby of the year is round 22, im happy as larry.
Good...just as long as the second derby of the year is round 22, im happy as larry.
So for the first and last round there will be:
Port v Adel
Freo v WCE
Syd v Bris
Coll v Rich
My guess for the others:
Haw v Mel
Dogs v saints
Geel v Carl
Ess v Kang
Port v Adel
Freo v WCE
Syd v Bris
Coll v Rich
My guess for the others:
Haw v Mel
Dogs v saints
Geel v Carl
Ess v Kang
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So you reckon this Saturday?
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Originally posted by SeinDude
Hoggy,
But the Carring Bush have been saying that since their last win against us way back in 1998!!
Go Cats!!
SeinDude
What's your point?
Who calls us Carringbush anyway? We are the Collingwood Football Club.
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Playing the derbies in the last round will not be fair on Brisbane and Sydney who will hve to travel every second year and no other clubs will travel at all
Perish the thhought of Melbourne clubs having to travel in the last round. What a crock of Barry.
Channel Nine's picks of the blockbuster games for Friday nights will be interestging considering the lame lot that they picked this year.
Richmond and Carlton should not get ANY friday night games based on this years performacnes.
Look forward to Collingwood and Essenodn being the Friday night teams with Melbourne thrown in a few times.
Perish the thhought of Melbourne clubs having to travel in the last round. What a crock of Barry.
Channel Nine's picks of the blockbuster games for Friday nights will be interestging considering the lame lot that they picked this year.
Richmond and Carlton should not get ANY friday night games based on this years performacnes.
Look forward to Collingwood and Essenodn being the Friday night teams with Melbourne thrown in a few times.
But nothing like as bad as having to go to Perth, Geelong or Adelaide as we've had to do in the last couple of years. I'd be happy with it.
But why should we base it on the previous year? They did that for the 2002 fixture because Carton and Richmond both made the finals in 2001...
Brisbane or Sydney would have to travel in the last round every second year no matter what. Brisbane is quite close to Sydney anyway.
And you forgot to mention the blues having to travel to geelong
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The most interesting question is, who plays Geelong in Round 21? That way we can start our Brownlow betting early
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The Saints requested a couple of years ago to play Carlton first up as an annual fixture.
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If I had my way I would scrap all the blockbusters and derbies and just produce the fairest draw that one possibly could within the confines of a 22 round season. Make sure each club plays all the other clubs an equal amount over say a three year period.
Of course this is all pie in the sky. It will never happen.
Of course this is all pie in the sky. It will never happen.
Does this mean a geelong player cannot win the brownlow ?
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I always think that the draw from round 16-22 should be a completely different 7 rounds rather than just the original 7 repeated. It would give a completely different level of flexibility to the fixture list - for instance the WA derby could be fixtured on the Foundation Day Monday in Perth when derby matches have traditionally been played. You'd have to have the proviso that no team played another team twice away though.
I always think that the draw from round 16-22 should be a completely different 7 rounds rather than just the original 7 repeated. It would give a completely different level of flexibility to the fixture list - for instance the WA derby could be fixtured on the Foundation Day Monday in Perth when derby matches have traditionally been played. You'd have to have the proviso that no team played another team twice away though.
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I think it'd be great! Love to see the Port boys wear the prison bars again.
I think it'd be great! Love to see the Port boys wear the prison bars again.
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That means we play Brisbane twice....... Good, twice the dose of revenge
That means we play Brisbane twice....... Good, twice the dose of revenge
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If he gets three votes in the R21 fixture I suppose he can.
Philj
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They could go very silly as well with chopping around teh rounds. A few years ago the NRL had a weird draw where teams played each other a couple of weeks apart. Not sure what it was trying to achieve.
In other words, no!
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