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I wonder whether Cox may have been dropped due to the weather.
Although rained rather heavily last night, MCG has been in pretty good condition and can take a fair bit.
Maybe a late change?
Sorry, I thought that when you said "Tonight is a win it just has to be or we really do kiss the season goodbye", that you were saying that if we lose tonight, the season is a write off. No idea how I came to that conclusionI'm not... We win tonight, IMO, those numbers are to highlight how important the win is from a statistical POV.
I'll leave the rationalisation of our chances to others like yourself if the result goes against us with Sydney at the SCG to follow
The data pool is 27 that's plenty. Despite your need to be right your doubts are irrelevant because you're arguing against numbers not a POV. Going any further back with different parameters is pretty pointless.
The stats don't lie and according to them a loss tonight leaves us with approximately a 4% chance of making finals.
Like I said we must win and take that eventuality out of the equation.
Edit: despite it being a pointless exercise I went back to 2000 and since then 11 of 76 have made the finals after starting 0-2. In the past decade the record is 3 of 49...
I think if that was the case they would have named Cox and then made him a late out if they wanted one less tall because of the weather, rather than doing it the other way around.I wonder whether Cox may have been dropped due to the weather.
Although rained rather heavily last night, MCG has been in pretty good condition and can take a fair bit.
Maybe a late change?
With respect, I think you're misinterpreting the findings from your data. What they tell me is that the better sides don't go 0-2 down. You're seeing causality, I'm just seeing a statistical quirk.The data pool is 27 that's plenty. Despite your need to be right your doubts are irrelevant because you're arguing against numbers not a POV. Going any further back with different parameters is pretty pointless.
The stats don't lie and according to them a loss tonight leaves us with approximately a 4% chance of making finals.
Like I said we must win and take that eventuality out of the equation.
Edit: despite it being a pointless exercise I went back to 2000 and since then 11 of 76 have made the finals after starting 0-2. In the past decade the record is 3 of 49...
That would be a pleasant evening's viewing!I just want to point out that I predicted the result for the corresponding game last year in the match day thread (Tiges up by 5 points, last second snap, goal...the whole shebang). My premonition was that Treloar rather than Grundy would drive the dagger through their hearts, but few would deny the power of my vision.
This year the Pies will romp it in. 73 points with a quarter to go, a disappointing last-quarter drop sees us get up by 48. Fas with 5.3. It has been divined.
Whenever I see these stats I always remember Adelaide going zip three then getting to 3-3 and Blight saying it had balanced up nicely. No one took them a s a serious flag threat until the 20-minute mark of the last quarter of their first premiership. There are lies, damn lies and statistics.With respect, I think you're misinterpreting the findings from your data. What they tell me is that the better sides don't go 0-2 down. You're seeing causality, I'm just seeing a statistical quirk.
That would be a pleasant evening's viewing!
Would be very happy if we came out of that 4 game stretch with those results. Would also take 2-2.Sydney =L ST K = W Ess = W Gee = W
Sorry, I thought that when you said "Tonight is a win it just has to be or we really do kiss the season goodbye", that you were saying that if we lose tonight, the season is a write off. No idea how I came to that conclusion
https://audioboom.com/posts/4404613-final-5-minutes-774-abc-radioDoes anyone have the ABC Call with Gerald Wheatly of the Ending. It was Fantastic
I thought I'd run the numbers on how important tonight is. What I found was amazing.
Since the league has been 18 teams in 2012 on 27 occasions teams have been 0-2. Of those 27 only 2 have gone on to play finals with one of those being by default (Carlton replacing Essendon in 2013).
Tonight is a win it just has to be or we really do kiss the season goodbye.
Haven't been so confident ahead of a game since we played Gold Coast for the first time.
It has been ordained by the cosmos. It will indeed be a pleasant evening. I'll be at a pub tasting the triple triumph of beer, parma, and victory.
Yep, got that bit loud and clear. It's your theory on what happens if we don't win that has drawn interest.I have no idea myself when I've said in 4 seperate posts that I think we'll win including that particular comment...
With respect, I think you're misinterpreting the findings from your data. What they tell me is that the better sides don't go 0-2 down. You're seeing causality, I'm just seeing a statistical quirk.
everytime we play Richmoan it's a must win.....I'm not really concerned with the technical aspect of it. Only emphasising how rare it is for teams to recover from an 0-2 start to make the top 8! Perhaps Ron the Bear can give us something more in depth, but as it stands going all the way back to the start of the thread it's a must win.
"It's deliberate! it's deliberate! (background laughter) There's going to be a shot at goal potentially after the siren. The Magpie's with one last chance. Darcy Moore, at the juncture of the 50m and the boundary. He's so tight to the fence its hard to get the angle right. They're 5 points down. Moore is the promised child for Collingwood, it would take an extraordinary kick. He goes to full forward, Pendlebury leaps... off hands... GRUNDY. (background gaffawing). It's the biggest steal I've ever seen!
Ill be at the vue de monde sipping french wine and eating caviar and creme broulettes.
Pot and parma sounds devine though.