I already have taken my pants off and am wearing them on my head, much like a hat, in preparation for the premiership celebrations.
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I love early preparation. I might stay drunk until thenI already have taken my pants off and am wearing them on my head, much like a hat, in preparation for the premiership celebrations.
Cats at RSPCA and Brisbane at the GABBA are pointless form indicators when the whips are crackingHow a look at the Cats from round 8 - I started from there for no particular reason
5 games at GMHBA lost to GWS in one of them
Outside beating dogs at Marvel by under 4 goals - they haven’t won any other game away from home.
Lions would definitely take some nourishment from almost beating Melbourne at the 'G. At least proven they can beat them there, 1-1 in the last two. Maybe because the Dees don't have enough fans. Will still be some scars when a game gets tight, but reckon a Grand Final is different, the event overtakes anything else.Cats at RSPCA and Brisbane at the GABBA are pointless form indicators when the whips are cracking
Is King trying the triple jinx. He is saying the race is over and nobody will come close to us come the finals. It makes me so bloody nervous when media pundits jump on board with such certainty.
The “absolute rarity” that has helped Collingwood create a significant gap with the rest of the league
The Magpies are the firm flag favourites.www.sen.com.au
The Malthouse-Buckley transition hovered over us during 2011 after we won the 2010 flag. I am taking it one week at a timeBig difference with 2011 Is Malthouse was coach our coach knows he doesn’t need to hand over the team
We should never fall for that old trick of going easy the week before playing Collingwood, and then throwing the kitchen sink at us the following week. Petty teams have always done this to us throughout history.Best case scenario for us, I reckon, is if the wheels fall off Port and both Brisbane and Melbourne overtake them into 2nd and 3rd respectively.
Play Port at the MCG in week one. I don’t know if that means Geelong would potentially play Melbourne week 2, and then Brisbane at the Gabba in a Prelim if they win out from 5th, but that would be ideal.
We are the standout favourites for the flag at $2.92. Three other teams are $6 or longer. However that still only equates to an implied probability of 34% of us winning the flag. Pretty sobering.
Pistol Year.I love early preparation. I might stay drunk until then
I know people in the media need to come up with something to stay relevant, but there is still a long way to go, and September footy is always different. Cats and Blues have proven that form is often temporary, with injuries the cherry on top. So we are no monty to even make the GF at this stage.Gee, the media folks can’t do anything right?
Talk us down and they’re idiots who don’t know anything.
Talk us up and they’re jinxing us.
I’ve got a very 2011 feeling about this unfortunately for me. I was overseas for 5 weeks in 2011 missed most of our games where we blitz teams in 1 quarter.
Away overseas this year for the same time and we are doing nearly the same thing. Geelong and getting primed too
Love the way we are playing the last couple of weeks.
7 or 8 years ago Kingy and his analysis was a little cringe, kind of amateur hour. But he's now almost exclusively the only ex player-cum-expert analyst that I take seriously.
In this instance I think he's called it early. Brisbane will have something to say about this year's flag I suspect.
For me, it's a two horse race.
In 2010 I was so uncomfortable with the heavy favourites tag in the grand final that I took out an "emotional hedge": big bet on St Kilda, so if we lost at least I'd win some money. (Happy to lose the money if we won.)
Game day GF1: watched from home but a mate's GF party had to relocate to our place last minute as his aerial dropped out. So I had to watch with a bunch of randoms. A bloke I'd never met sitting on MY couch barracking loudly for St kilda ffs.
When the siren went for the draw I had a sickening feeling that we hadn't won AND I'd lost a lot of money.
But they actually paid out half on the draw, which put me well ahead given the odds - enough to pay for a scalped ticket to the replay!
The only GF I've been to (& a great night at the Grace Darling post game).
I'm considering taking out some emotional hedges this year given those odds...
I know someone who had a multi of Judd (Brownlow) x Collingwood (Premiership).
After Judd won he got nervous and put some money on the draw too at $101.
Draw cashed, multi was still good as it was “Premiership” rather than “GF winner” and it cashed the following week.
He was laughing in his undies.
You never win money on multis. You only borrow it.I know someone who had a multi of Judd (Brownlow) x Collingwood (Premiership).
After Judd won he got nervous and put some money on the draw too at $101.
Draw cashed, multi was still good as it was “Premiership” rather than “GF winner” and it cashed the following week.
He was laughing in his undies.
You never win money on multis. You only borrow it.
Ive had a few ripping days on the punt with racing/footy but im not naive enough to think id be anywhere near in front. Anyone that says they are is in denialInclined to agree. I don’t take them, personally.
Just like casinos love the slot machines over any other games, bookies love multis.Inclined to agree. I don’t take them, personally.