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What if Dogs & Cats Have Same %?
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It would come down to drawing lots.
Basically a lottery.
Basically a lottery.
Squall said:What if they have the same percentage & points at the end of round 22 and also that they have played each other twice this yr with both being 1-1 with 1 point victories against each other?
Next step after tied percentage ....
- countback of the matches played between the two sides - first win/loss ratio of games played during season and if still tied for/against percentage of matches between the two sides
if still tied
- clubs have the option of either - a one match playoff or a toss of a coin - clubs have the right to choose the option and if they do not both agree the AFL will choose the option
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Surely not a coin toss LOL
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Yep it's true, i remember there was article last year in The Age discussing the possbility of it. Quite astonishing, so much at stake over one coin toss.
Would you go head or tails?
Personally, heads always wins
Would you go head or tails?
Personally, heads always wins
Idiot. Always call tails.
Is that seriously how it is decided? I suppose you cant have a mid-week game beacuse you would be screwed for the actual final. Although what are the chances for the two teams to finish on the same number of wins, with the exact same percentage, and with the same H&A balance (i.e. both sides beat the other by 1 point)?
Is that seriously how it is decided? I suppose you cant have a mid-week game beacuse you would be screwed for the actual final. Although what are the chances for the two teams to finish on the same number of wins, with the exact same percentage, and with the same H&A balance (i.e. both sides beat the other by 1 point)?
wont happen so theres no need to worry about it
Yeah but the loser gets to televise the next one. It's not like the loser of this coin toss gets automatic entry to the finals next year.Squall said:
Mooney would kill Minson. On the way to the ring Cam would come in with a quick punch to the kidneys then headbutt him when he's trying to stand up.Mofra said:
i believe it comes down to their head to head throughout the seasonSquall said:What if they have the same percentage & points at the end of round 22 and also that they have played each other twice this yr with both being 1-1 with 1 point victories against each other?
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Daicos_magic said:
lol like in friday night lights
konstas_87 said:
Which is also tied.....both teams won by a point in their respective victories!
It wont come to this though....that would be way too far-fetched.
But what are the chances of having the exact same percentage if we're talking two, three decimal places. For that to happen they'd need exactly the same points for/points against.
Would be funny nonetheless, hope it happens haha.
Would be funny nonetheless, hope it happens haha.
the doggies would have to lose to essendon i think is the main point here... why bother...
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SirBloodyIdiot said:
beat me to it
sxcdavster40 said:Yep it's true, i remember there was article last year in The Age discussing the possbility of it. Quite astonishing, so much at stake over one coin toss.
Would you go head or tails?
Personally, heads always wins
TAILS ALWAYS WINS!!!!
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Black Panther said:
Not that it matters now (unless the Bullldogs draw next week), but wouldn't a one match playoff push the finals back?
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