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Hmm just like a 'wooden spoon' window... how long can that last?
some clubs just seem to wallow in the mud as well..
some clubs just seem to wallow in the mud as well..
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Why the bloody hell did you quote someone only to post "Port Adelaide", it wasn't even asking a question as in Port Adelaide? It was just randomly posting Port Adelaide.Port Adelaide.
Why the bloody hell did you quote someone only to post "Port Adelaide", it wasn't even asking a question as in Port Adelaide? It was just randomly posting Port Adelaide.
Are they in their window? you may be asking, hell yes.
Some teams are in a premiership window and some teams aren't.
go on...
Only teams in a premiership window can win a premiership. No chance a team like the like the Western Bulldogs will click their fingers and win a premiership.
i bolded his quote. Said that in 2013 there was 6 teams that had no chance of making the 8 which included Port..
I would say that is a perfect example of why there is a premiership window.
There are 4-5 teams that are right up there in there window.
Then there are another 4-5 teams that are outside chances at best.
Then there are 4-5 teams that could make finals, but are never going to win.
And 4-5 teams glued to the bottom of the ladder, that have almost no chance of making the 8.
Each group of teams (and I won't go in to which teams are in which category as it isn't the point of this thread) is at different stages of their premiership window. Sure it is possible to win from out of there, but it is highly unlikely.
Teams can surprise or hang around a bit longer than most expect, but I think the premiership window by and large is a pretty good description. Hawthorn, Collingwood, West Coast, Sydney and maybe the Clowns currently have a group of players that most think can win the premiership - they are in the the window. Gold Coast, GWS, Port, Melbourne don't have the players/experience/talent at the moment - they by definition arde not in the window.
Teams like the Saints, Bulldogs and Geelong have passed the window, the majority their good players have aged or retired, and the replacements are either not as good or still too young, the window seems to have passed.
Other teams are moving towards the window through talent and experience. Malthouse despite being an egotistical and self serving maniac does think deeply about the game, and I think his description of this is pretty apt.
"Premiership Go"?Windows are so passé, I think "Premiership Cloud" is more what the kids on the street are saying now.
How has the window closed for the Bulldogs? Have the Bulldogs even been serious contenders in the past 5 years? 2016 is the best chance the Doggies have, the best they've done, so if anything their window has just opened up.
I wonder if the premiership window has been replaced with the premiership clock.1st on the ladder was 11th last year
2nd on the ladder was 17th 2 years ago
5th, 6th and 7th were 10th, 14th and 15th last year
Both last years grand finalists look like missing the 8
Fair argument for most teams could win it (not mine this year obviously) in any year if things go right for them
I wouldn't be surprised if there was a business somewhere in Australia under that name.Premiership Windows would be a good name for a window business.