lol. No seeing opera Australia’s Sweeney ToddAh the opera? Puccini's Magic Michelangelo perhaps?
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lol. No seeing opera Australia’s Sweeney ToddAh the opera? Puccini's Magic Michelangelo perhaps?
lol. No seeing opera Australia’s Sweeney Todd
It's possible we played our GF on Friday but they were gifted three of their goals and we were robbed of a couple. Our pressure was better, we were in front for pretty much the entire game, 51 inside 50's to their 42. We won it.Don't think we are the rank outsiders the bookies have us as, but I reckon we played our GF last night, and so the Swannies to win this game by a comfortable 25-30 point margin in front of a parochial home crowd.
Hawks wer overawed by the occasion last night, and continually shanked passes, fumbled, fell over, stopped runs into attack to backtrack and go sideways thus turning the ball over. And they misssed 5 gilt edged chances to goal in the final 6 minutes or so. So they lost it, we didn't win it.
Swans are more finals hardened and will have the crowd support, so I don't see them being like deers in headlights as much next weekend.
Its happened fair bit in total since 2000, ie the current finals systems first year, and its almost an equal split between non Vic (6) and Vic (5) travelling teams. 2019 was the last time a non Vic team travelled to another state and won.When is the last time that a travelling non Victorian team won a preliminary final?
Don't think we are the rank outsiders the bookies have us as, but I reckon we played our GF last night, and so the Swannies to win this game by a comfortable 25-30 point margin in front of a parochial home crowd.
Hawks wer overawed by the occasion last night, and continually shanked passes, fumbled, fell over, stopped runs into attack to backtrack and go sideways thus turning the ball over. And they misssed 5 gilt edged chances to goal in the final 6 minutes or so. So they lost it, we didn't win it.
Swans are more finals hardened and will have the crowd support, so I don't see them being like deers in headlights as much next weekend.
Blakey was on GeorgiadesWho was on Blakely the last time we played them?
It’s not just us, it’s been a crazy season.To be completely honest, I have absolutely NFI what will happen this week, we could get smashed by 80 or win by 50, everything is possible. That's the frustrating thing with this team
Play with that intensity and pressure on the ball carrier and they will be a chance. Can they get up and do it again, not really sure, my confidence was rattled by the cats. They have shown a better brand over last run of games but still hard to trust them.
This year we have been pretty consistent compared to the rest of the teams.Under hinkly we have become mentally and emotionally fractured
What for? Can he cut lawns?Are you going to delist the Pistol? If we sack Hinkley we might like him back.
Reckon they won the first 5-6 when we first entered the comp too, so we seem to swap these long streaks with each other.After we beat Sydney at the SCG in 20006, the day they unfurled their 2005 flag, the record was 6-7
They then win the next 8 to take the record to 6-15. We win in 2013 at Footy Park with no Boak and the record is 7-15.
We then lose the next 5 and its 7-20 after that shocking 5th losing game in 2016 at SCG when we didn't score in the first quarter and they were 6.5 and we some how only lose by 11 goals.
Since then we have won 8 in a row and the record is a bit more respectable at 15-20.
Can we make it 9 in a row? It seems a stretch.
Next longest streak against Sydney is 3 in a row by Brisbane, and the last win was by just 2 pts at the Gabba 7 weeks ago.
They won the first 3. It got to 2-3, then 4-5, then 5-6, then 6-7 as I posted previously.Reckon they won the first 5-6 when we first entered the comp too, so we seem to swap these long streaks with each other.
First 3, then you did them by 5 goals in Sydney in Williams' first official game as coach.Reckon they won the first 5-6 when we first entered the comp too, so we seem to swap these long streaks with each other.
Forgot that one. Schofield kicked a few from memory.First 3, then you did them by 5 goals in Sydney in Williams' first official game as coach.
Its happened fair bit in total since 2000, ie the current finals systems first year, and its almost an equal split between non Vic (6) and Vic (5) travelling teams. 2019 was the last time a non Vic team travelled to another state and won.
Always happened in the 3rd year of the triple heavy weight champions, Brisbane, Hawthorn and Richmond. Geelong weren't triple heavyweight, won 3 in 5 years and lost a GF after having a 23-1 season before the GF in 2008. Triple heavyweights don't choke.
Non Vic travelling and win the PF
2003 Brisbane at Stadium Oz v Sydney - triple heavyweight championship year
2004 Brisbane at their "MCG home final" v Geelong
2005 Sydney at MCG v St K
2006 WCE at Footy Park v crows
2016 Sydney at MCG v Geelong
2019 GWS at MCG v Collingwood
Vic travelling and win the PF
2015 Hawks at Subi v Freo - triple heavyweight championship year
2016 Bulldogs v GWS at Showgrounds
2020 Richmond at AO v Port - triple heavyweight championship year
2020 Geelong v Brisbane at Gabba - Covid and Geelong were based in Brisbane
2021 Bulldogs at AO v Port
Since 2016 with bye final introduction, the PFs result have been.
2016 both travelling teams, Sydney to MCG and Bulldogs to Showgrounds win
2017 both travelling teams, Geelong to AO and GWS to MCG lose
2018 only one travelling team, Melbourne to Perth Stadium loses
2019 only one travelling team, GWS to MCG win
2020 only one travelling team Richmond to AO win. Geelong beat Brisbane at Gabba but based in Qld during covid
2021 only one travelling team Bulldogs at AO win. Both Melbourne and Geelong were based in Perth for GF during covid
2022 both travelling teams, Brisbane to MCG and Collingwood to SCG lose
2023 both travelling teams, Carlton to the Gabba and GWS to MCG lose
MCG finals between home ground tenants means the designated home team winning/losing is useless when comparing that to a final where there is a travelling team involved. Also Geelong haven't won a lot of their home MCG finals when playing an away MCG tenant.Home finals are overrated in general. I did a whole analysis of it a while ago. I think long term there's an average of 2 teams per season that win away finals (which is quite high considering there's lots of neutral finals). And again this year 2/4 travelling teams have won.
The most interesting thing is that the script flips completely come grand final day and travelling teams rarely win.