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don't forget the new rules where the teams are split into three groups of six from the last ladder. North and gold coast will jump up the ladder a bit.
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Who am I to judge we need a lot of changes a lot changed last year to this year A lot can happen in 12 monthsIt definitely won't end up like this, but I'd be smiling on September 1, 2014 if...
1. Fremantle
2. Hawthorn
3. Port Adelaide
4. Geelong
5. Collingwood
6. Essendon
7. Western Bulldogs
8. Gold Coast
9. Richmond
10. Brisbane
11. Adelaide
12. Carlton
13. St Kilda
14. Sydney
15. West Coast
16. GWS
17. Melbourne
18. North Melbourne
Nice but I thought Freo and WCE were rivals why did you put them in the top eight?1. Sydney
2. Fremantle
3. Hawthorn
4. Essendon
5. Geelong
6. North Melbourne
7. West Coast
8. Richmond
9. Adelaide
10. Port Adelaide
11. Collingwood
12. Gold Coast
13. Carlton
14. Bulldogs
15. Brisbane
16. Melbourne
17 St Kilda
18 GWS
I f you're assigned you have to stalk them until they accept you as a friendWhat does it mean,
2012/13 Buddy of #33 Cam Sutcliffe. 2013 Grand Finalist
I've seen a lot of those around but with different players are you actually friends in real life or what someone inform me please![]()
There has been a lot of talk about 6 group stuff can you just clarify this for me please?1. Hawthorn
2. Freo
3. Sydney
4. Richmond
5. Port Adelaide
6. Geelong
7. North Melbourne
8. Essendon
9. Collingwood
10. Carlton
11. West Coast
12. Gold Coast
13. Adelaide
14. Western Bulldogs
15. Brisbane
16. St Kilda
17. GWS
18. Melbourne
Grr. The stupid rule about teams playing with the teams in ttheir "6 group". Means that teams like Richmond should win most of their double up's where as Carlton who made the top 6 are going to get done by Geelong and the Hawks.
There has been a lot of talk about 6 group stuff can you just clarify this for me please?
The structure for the Toyota AFL Finals Series remains unchanged from the current top eight format.
Separately, Mr Lethlean said the AFL Commission had also approved a more formalised ‘weighted’ rule to govern the five double match-ups for each club as part of the premiership season.
In the construction of each year’s fixture, the final ladder will be grouped into the top six teams, middle six teams and bottom six teams with regard to better managing the equality of double match-ups for all clubs the following season.
· Sides ranked 1-6 on the ladder will have a minimum of two double-meetings with other top six sides and a maximum of three meetings with sides ranked 1-6. They will have a minimum of one double-meeting of sides ranked 7-12 and a maximum of two double-meetings of sides in the 7-12 range. They will have either no double meetings or a maximum of one double meeting with a side ranked 13-18.
· Sides ranked 7-12 on the ladder will have a minimum of one double-meeting with sides ranked 1-6 on the ladder and a maximum of two meetings with sides ranked 1-6. They will have a minimum of two double-meetings of sides ranked 7-12 and a maximum of three double-meetings of sides 7-12. They will have a minimum of one double-meeting of sides ranked 13-18 and a maximum of two double-meetings of sides ranked 13-18.
· Sides ranked 13-18 on the ladder will have either no double meeting or a maximum of one double meeting with a side ranked 1-6. They will have a minimum of one double-meeting with sides ranked 7-12 and a maximum of two double-meetings of sides ranked 7-12. They will have a minimum of two double-meetings of sides ranked 13-18 and a maximum of three double-meetings of sides 13-18.
“The weighting of second-time match ups for clubs enables the AFL to better deal with the key requirement of equality, as well as continuing to ensure that our venue obligations and our broadcast obligations can be met,” Mr Lethlean said.
Wouldn't that be great...Wouldn't it be awesome if:
1. Fremantle
2. Sydney
3. Port Adelaide
4. Adelaide
5. Brisbane
6. Gold Coast
7. West Coast
8. GWS
9. Hawthorn
10. Richmond
11. Geelong
12. North Melbourne
13. Collingwood
14. Bulldogs
15. Carlton
16. Melbourne
17. St Kilda
18. Essendon
Not one Melbourne team in the finals, would the AFL implode?
You guys are cute!Nice but I thought Freo and WCE were rivals why did you put them in the top eight?