WC finished above you on the ladder
Beat you in a fair final at our home ground
Lost to you in the GF when you finished below us
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Aggregated, hawks still win. Throw in the third meeting at subiaco
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WC finished above you on the ladder
Beat you in a fair final at our home ground
Lost to you in the GF when you finished below us
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Well except for the fact that the granny - the one that counts - was at your home ground despite us being the higher ranked team.Aggregated, hawks still win. Throw in the third meeting at subiaco
2*Oh come on....so when the eagles play the tigers or collingwood at the MCG the tiges and the pies have no home ground advantage ??
Interesting that there was only one final this year won by an away team ...thats saying something
Using aggregates now to deflect the obvious.Aggregated, hawks still win. Throw in the third meeting at subiaco
What - richmond playing geelong at the g (away)
Using aggregates now to deflect the obvious.
The grand final being played in your backyard is not a level playing field. It's downright bs if you haven't earnt it by finishing higher on the ladder. MCG tenants have a massive advantage in grand finals against interstate sides, you can't deny that fact
so should we discount the 3peat of the team of champions in hawthorn?
seeing as we're allowed to chop and change what is relevant to the discussion
There is no higher ranked team for the GF. Ranks are only used for week 1 of finals, after that they are null and void. We however took over the number 1 seed by winning PF1 at Subiaco.Well except for the fact that the granny - the one that counts - was at your home ground despite us being the higher ranked team.
In terms of discussions like this I think we can discuss up to the point of the oldest player in the league, and when they were drafted. Any further back than that and it just isn't relevant. I'd say 2001, maybe 2000 but nothing before then.
We copped some injuries that game, beat you a few weeks earlier at your home ground, don't leave that out. We also travelled interstate 11 times that year, the same as your team.The dogs did well
Hawthorn lost to us in perth but - dont leave that out - they got a footy lesson at our home ground - and returned the favour at their home ground
Its part of the reason why you lot get more bragging rights than richmond. At leastvyou beat someone away.We copped some injuries that game, beat you a few weeks earlier at your home ground, don't leave that out. We also travelled interstate 11 times that year, the same as your team.
100%, u gotta get there and interstate sides have a big home ground advantage H&A and if they finish in a spot for a home final, it's the same on the run home. The fact is you gotta win at the gee, all the great interstate flag sides have won there before, crows back 2 back, brisbane 3peat, shit... even eagles have won 3 in the last 25 years. It doesn't come down to venue. If your good enough to actually make a grand final, then your beyond that. It comes down to the tactics, the pressure, taking your chances on the day and the footballThe Dogs wouldn't have won he flag at home if they didn't win their interstate PF v GWS away (and EF v WCE in WA).
Same with Hawthorn the year before, PF v Fremantle away in WA. Still won.
Excuses.
Best team will win.
It comes down to platitudes?100%, u gotta get there and interstate sides have a big home ground advantage H&A and if they finish in a spot for a home final, it's the same on the run home. The fact is you gotta win at the gee, all the great interstate flag sides have won there before, crows back 2 back, brisbane 3peat, shit... even eagles have won 3 in the last 25 years. It doesn't come down to venue. If your good enough to actually make a grand final, then your beyond that. It comes down to the tactics, the pressure, taking your chances on the day and the football
Apologies, didn't realise they also train at AAMI Park. Can you tell us how often the Crows (and Port for that matter) train at Adelaide Oval?They trained at ao 170 times this year?
Can you link this stat please - most clubs have training facilities
By BigFooty logic that would give stronger Victorian teams an unfair advantage over weaker interstate teams on their own home ground and they'd then have to play in the dark to make it fairerIf winning grand finals at the MCG is such a big problem for interstate sides, then why didn't they make their grounds similar in dimensions to the MCG? I mean, I know cost is a big issue, but if it's gonna help them compete better in away games against Victorian sides in September then surely it's worth it, no? Too late for that, though.
Being an eagles supporter - nopeApologies, didn't realise they also train at AAMI Park. Can you tell us how often the Crows (and Port for that matter) train at Adelaide Oval?
If winning grand finals at the MCG is such a big problem for interstate sides, then why didn't they make their grounds similar in dimensions to the MCG? I mean, I know cost is a big issue, but if it's gonna help them compete better in away games against Victorian sides in September then surely it's worth it, no? Too late for that, though.
Just means its correctIt comes down to platitudes?
Question......when you joined the AFL and beat all the other teams out for your license, where was the Grand Final played?Don't want to take much away from the Tigers but it is definitely an issue.
My suggestion is that mcg dimensions should be changed as much as possible to the home teams ground and a minimum ticket allocation to the home teams fans.Just means its correct
So what's ur suggestion?
my suggestion is you should be grateful everyday we allowed you into the AFL and remember that if we woke up tomorrow and West Coast, or any of the other upstarts suddenly disappeared, none of us would give a flying ****My suggestion is that mcg dimensions should be changed as much as possible to the home teams ground and a minimum ticket allocation to the home teams fans.
Oh nomy suggestion is you should be grateful everyday we allowed you into the AFL and remember that if we woke up tomorrow and West Coast, or any of the other upstarts suddenly disappeared, none of us would give a flying ****