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LOL are you serious?if an interstate club wins all its home games?
i dont think the eagles ever have. in 2018 when we won the flag we won 7 against clubs flying in and 2 against the dockers.
a total of 9 games at home - we won the rest on the road.
you mexicans think we can just snap our fingers and win at optus - by that logic we should also lose every game away.
as for the mcg being the most neutral ground - heres an english lesson for you:
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the mcg has the MOST tenants meaning by very definition it is the LEAST neutral ground as its the ground where a non tenant is most likely to meet a tenant in a gf.
the most neutral ground in australia is adelaide oval - it has only 2 tenants so a low probability of meeting a tenant in a gf - its as centrally located as possible allowing a fairly even distance to travel for all clubs.
you couldnt be more wrong
Your not yelling at a foreigner language speaker champ, I was actually born in Oxford and I live in WA.
neutral
/ˈnjuːtr(ə)l/
1.
not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, etc.; impartial.
2.
having no strongly marked or positive characteristics or features.
Definitions from Oxford Languages
Now tell me how does playing at the MCG assist a team when they play a co tenant, it doesn't it is therefore neutral, 4 co tenants plus the other Vic sides that play all their block busters there make it the most neutral ground in the AFL.