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Or were you just saying words again that have no meaning.....
If you are ignorant, they would have no meaning, do they have no meaning to you Geoff?
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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Or were you just saying words again that have no meaning.....
More words with no meaning.If you are ignorant, they would have no meaning, do they have no meaning to you Geoff?
More words with no meaning.
This is fun, there seems to be a lot of stuff that you do not know &/or understand
It's fine, it's just not relevant.
Who knows where Port would've finished if we'd had home games against the Bulldogs and GWS to kick off our season with plenty of confidence, if Boak, Hartlett, Schulz and Gray had been injury free all year like Dangerfield, Thompson, Jacobs, Walker, Sloane and Reilly were (which would've forced momentum killing spuds like Thomas, Logan and Daniel Stewart out of the side), and if a couple of the opposition's best players had a voodoo curse put on them just about every week.
Sorry you can not have GWS away or Essendon at home as a win, you lost those games. No rewriting history here.Alright, at a guess:
GC away: Win
WB home: Win
Hawthorn away: Loss
Showdown: Loss
GWS home: Win
Sydney away: Loss
Geelong home: Loss
Carlton away: Loss
Collingwood home: Loss
Fremantle away: Loss
St. Kilda home: Win
North away: Loss
Richmond home: Win (we drew with them last time we played them and that was at the MCG with Brad Ebert's non-goal)
Showdown: Loss
GWS away: Win (we seem to shit ourselves against expansion teams first up, I doubt we'll lose to GWS next time we play them)
West Coast home: Loss
Geelong away: Loss
Essendon home: Win (we lost the corresponding fixture in the real world, but I reckon we would've beaten them if we'd been full strength or thereabouts)
Fremantle home: Loss
Brisbane away: Loss
Melbourne away: Win
GC home: Win
So I'd guess 9 wins. Change it to 8 if we're taking injuries out of the equation. Some of these results are different to the results we had against these teams (WB, Carlton, Essendon, GWS) but that's the effect that I think the early season confidence and a small injury list would've had.
Now why don't you do one on how you think you would've gone with Collingwood's draw?
Your coaches negate any gains from injury list.This is an entirely hypothetical exercise, I could have us winning all 22 games if I wanted to. Those are the results that I think we would've gotten with your draw and injury list. They wouldn't necessarily be the same as the results we would've gotten with our draw and injury list.
We beat the Swans at the SCG this season.15 wins minus the percentage boosts you got from playing GC/GWS twice would've probably had you out of the top 4. A win in the Sydney game is a bit of a stretch since they beat you at AAMI, but my Richmond game was a bit of a stretch too so I'll grant you that.
Bullshit- they wont make the eight no matter what coach and draw they get.All Port need is luck with injuires and a soft draw (lets give em ours from this year next year) and with their new coach they too will finish top four next year.
Try decent players and crowd supportHas nothing to do with anything else.
Bullshit- they wont make the eight no matter what coach and draw they get.
Try decent players and crowd support
15 wins minus the percentage boosts you got from playing GC/GWS twice would've probably had you out of the top 4. A win in the Sydney game is a bit of a stretch since they beat you at AAMI, but my Richmond game was a bit of a stretch too so I'll grant you that.
lol you lost to GWS away, Richmond at home and Essendon at home. You can't just magically say you'll beat them! Also history suggests you would've lost to the Suns at home and probably struggle to beat Melbourne away. Nice try tho...Alright, at a guess:
GC away: Win
WB home: Win
Hawthorn away: Loss
Showdown: Loss
GWS home: Win
Sydney away: Loss
Geelong home: Loss
Carlton away: Loss
Collingwood home: Loss
Fremantle away: Loss
St. Kilda home: Win
North away: Loss
Richmond home: Win (we drew with them last time we played them and that was at the MCG with Brad Ebert's non-goal)
Showdown: Loss
GWS away: Win (we seem to shit ourselves against expansion teams first up, I doubt we'll lose to GWS next time we play them)
West Coast home: Loss
Geelong away: Loss
Essendon home: Win (we lost the corresponding fixture in the real world, but I reckon we would've beaten them if we'd been full strength or thereabouts)
Fremantle home: Loss
Brisbane away: Loss
Melbourne away: Win
GC home: Win
So I'd guess 9 wins. Change it to 8 if we're taking injuries out of the equation. Some of these results are different to the results we had against these teams (WB, Carlton, Essendon, GWS) but that's the effect that I think the early season confidence and a small injury list would've had.
Now why don't you do one on how you think you would've gone with Collingwood's draw?
You also wouldnt have beaten St Kilda at home later in the season, they were a far better outfit once Watters had gotten his feet wet than they were in round 1.
All this talk over our draw is merely a coping mechanism for disheartened Poort supporters North actually had an easier draw than us and only just made the 8. So what will the excuse be next year to help yourself cope with our ladder position ?
There's a number of teams who had similar soft draws..You also wouldnt have beaten St Kilda at home later in the season, they were a far better outfit once Watters had gotten his feet wet than they were in round 1.
All this talk over our draw is merely a coping mechanism for disheartened Poort supporters North actually had an easier draw than us and only just made the 8. So what will the excuse be next year to help yourself cope with our ladder position ?
Sydneys wasn't too bad but they also had one of the best injury runs you'll see!There's a number of teams who had similar soft draws..
St Kilda for one: Gold Coast, Melbourne, Bulldogs, Carlton and Sydney twice..
And couldn't even make the 8..
Go watch Gieschen's little segment..Blaming the umpires seems to work for some
Alright, at a guess:
GC away: Win
WB home: Win
Hawthorn away: Loss
Showdown: Loss
GWS home: Win
Sydney away: Loss
Geelong home: Loss
Carlton away: Loss
Collingwood home: Loss
Fremantle away: Loss
St. Kilda home: Win
North away: Loss
Richmond home: Win (we drew with them last time we played them and that was at the MCG with Brad Ebert's non-goal)
Showdown: Loss
GWS away: Win (we seem to shit ourselves against expansion teams first up, I doubt we'll lose to GWS next time we play them)
West Coast home: Loss
Geelong away: Loss
Essendon home: Win (we lost the corresponding fixture in the real world, but I reckon we would've beaten them if we'd been full strength or thereabouts)
Fremantle home: Loss
Brisbane away: Loss
Melbourne away: Win
GC home: Win
So I'd guess 9 wins. Change it to 8 if we're taking injuries out of the equation. Some of these results are different to the results we had against these teams (WB, Carlton, Essendon, GWS) but that's the effect that I think the early season confidence and a small injury list would've had.
Now why don't you do one on how you think you would've gone with Collingwood's draw?
Blaming the umpires seems to work for some
Unless you look at the Crows and you'll see an even better one.
Not trueUnless you look at the Crows and you'll see an even better one.