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Should they start re-painting the chimney, red, white & blue already...?

Dog_ger wrote:Should they start re-painting the chimney, red, white & blue already...?

Looking at all the happy Eagles supporters on here at the moment, perhaps bue,green and gold

Brodlach wrote:

Dog_ger wrote:Should they start re-painting the chimney, red, white & blue already...?

Looking at all the happy Eagles supporters on here at the moment, perhaps bue,green and gold

You've got that right BROTHER Without getting carried (not that I would ever) 2006 again .With a better start

Dog_ger wrote:Should they start re-painting the chimney, red, white & blue already...?

Not yet, it's too early to do that, Central might not make the GF or the finals all together.

Maybe they should construct a mini chimney for the July Premiers, and paint it double blue.

fish wrote:Maybe they should construct a mini chimney for the July Premiers, and paint it double blue.

quality, i really hope we get fixtured to play at Unley again this year so we can be belted and told how centrals are gone and it's over no more grand finals,

my highlight of last year infact, not including the finals

whufc wrote:

fish wrote:Maybe they should construct a mini chimney for the July Premiers, and paint it double blue.

quality, i really hope we get fixtured to play at Unley again this year so we can be belted and told how centrals are gone and it's over no more grand finals,

my highlight of last year infact, not including the finals

It hurts to say it but personally i cant believe how anyone, after the last decade, can write centrals off at any time of year. the only time i will believe that they have no chance of winning the flag is when it gets to the first weekend of october and they arent playing. until then, they shouldnt be ruled out.

They are one group of "old dogs" that just never learnt that roll over and play dead trick.

I would expect the Eagles to claw their way up the ladder - top 3 at minimum. At our best a potential appearance in the Grand Final.

SA Footy in 2010 in November 2009.....

Centrals will keep their nucleus and be unbeatable
Sturt have a young group who should go one better this year
Glenelg have learned some valuable lessons from the last two years and will therefore win the flag
Eagles have a truckload of recruits plus the best new coach in the western world and will at least make the top 3 with the ability to surprise come finals
North will top up their existing list with a couple of gun recruits and will now have an intimate understanding of Healy's gameplan meaning that they will finish top 3 at worst
West will continue their improvement and beat Centarls last year and will therefore make the 5 next year
Norwood will welcome home Nathan Basset as the prodigal son and expect to make a rapid rise up the table into the finals (therefore getting some value for their extra player payments)
South will be the surprise packet of the year and are quietly confident Ron fuller can have them competitive this year and be knocking on the door of the five
Port will stink

All in all we can expect probably 4 teams to be premiers, 7 teams in the top 3 & some circular arguments about who is the real Port Adelaide.........

SANFLnut wrote:SA Footy in 2010 in November 2009.....

Centrals will keep their nucleus and be unbeatable
Sturt have a young group who should go one better this year
Glenelg have learned some valuable lessons from the last two years and will therefore win the flag
Eagles have a truckload of recruits plus the best new coach in the western world and will at least make the top 3 with the ability to surprise come finals
North will top up their existing list with a couple of gun recruits and will now have an intimate understanding of Healy's gameplan meaning that they will finish top 3 at worst
West will continue their improvement and beat Centarls last year and will therefore make the 5 next year
Norwood will welcome home Nathan Basset as the prodigal son and expect to make a rapid rise up the table into the finals (therefore getting some value for their extra player payments)
South will be the surprise packet of the year and are quietly confident Ron fuller can have them competitive this year and be knocking on the door of the five
Port will stink

All in all we can expect probably 4 teams to be premiers, 7 teams in the top 3 & some circular arguments about who is the real Port Adelaide.........

I thought the top 3 could only fit 3 teams but not by the look of that.

SANFLnut wrote:SA Footy in 2010 in November 2009.....

Centrals will keep their nucleus and be unbeatable
Sturt have a young group who should go one better this year
Glenelg have learned some valuable lessons from the last two years and will therefore win the flag
Eagles have a truckload of recruits plus the best new coach in the western world and will at least make the top 3 with the ability to surprise come finals
North will top up their existing list with a couple of gun recruits and will now have an intimate understanding of Healy's gameplan meaning that they will finish top 3 at worst
West will continue their improvement and beat Centarls last year and will therefore make the 5 next year
Norwood will welcome home Nathan Basset as the prodigal son and expect to make a rapid rise up the table into the finals (therefore getting some value for their extra player payments)
South will be the surprise packet of the year and are quietly confident Ron fuller can have them competitive this year and be knocking on the door of the five
Port will stink

All in all we can expect probably 4 teams to be premiers, 7 teams in the top 3 & some circular arguments about who is the real Port Adelaide.........

So, 7 in the top 5 and 5 in the top 3.

It will be a close finish to the season.

Three premiers. I dont want to share.

Dog_ger wrote:Should they start re-painting the chimney, red, white & blue already...?

I think a pretty pink for a change

Dog_ger wrote:Should they start re-painting the chimney, red, white & blue already...?

I believe it will look something like it did at the end of 2006.

gossipgirl wrote:

Dog_ger wrote:Should they start re-painting the chimney, red, white & blue already...?

I think a pretty pink for a change

So you think Glenelg will win the flag then?

im glad you are writing the magpies off!

bamford is a professional coach and has the boys training well

quality over quantity... important with such a young group that can improve
significantly over the summer

from what ive been told... some of those who have left or rumoured to leave have been a bad influence on the playing over the past couple of seasons

eaglehaslanded wrote:

Dog_ger wrote:Should they start re-painting the chimney, red, white & blue already...?

I believe it will look something like it did at the end of 2006.

Lets hope that it happens. Esp. with the new coach and players that we have so far.

whufc wrote:quality, i really hope we get fixtured to play at Unley again this year so we can be belted and told how centrals are gone and it's over no more grand finals,

my highlight of last year infact, not including the finals

I hope so too! (I was one of the few Dogs supporters who were behind the goals at the Northern end at that match!)

SANFLnut wrote:SA Footy in 2010 in November 2009.....

Centrals will keep their nucleus and be unbeatable
Sturt have a young group who should go one better this year
Glenelg have learned some valuable lessons from the last two years and will therefore win the flag
Eagles have a truckload of recruits plus the best new coach in the western world and will at least make the top 3 with the ability to surprise come finals
North will top up their existing list with a couple of gun recruits and will now have an intimate understanding of Healy's gameplan meaning that they will finish top 3 at worst
West will continue their improvement and beat Centarls last year and will therefore make the 5 next year
Norwood will welcome home Nathan Basset as the prodigal son and expect to make a rapid rise up the table into the finals (therefore getting some value for their extra player payments)
South will be the surprise packet of the year and are quietly confident Ron fuller can have them competitive this year and be knocking on the door of the five
Port will stink

All in all we can expect probably 4 teams to be premiers, 7 teams in the top 3 & some circular arguments about who is the real Port Adelaide.........

I can't really argue about anything in that.

The Apostle AK wrote:

whufc wrote:quality, i really hope we get fixtured to play at Unley again this year so we can be belted and told how centrals are gone and it's over no more grand finals,

my highlight of last year infact, not including the finals

I hope so too! (I was one of the few Dogs supporters who were behind the goals at the Northern end at that match!)

SANFLnut wrote:SA Footy in 2010 in November 2009.....

Centrals will keep their nucleus and be unbeatable
Sturt have a young group who should go one better this year
Glenelg have learned some valuable lessons from the last two years and will therefore win the flag
Eagles have a truckload of recruits plus the best new coach in the western world and will at least make the top 3 with the ability to surprise come finals
North will top up their existing list with a couple of gun recruits and will now have an intimate understanding of Healy's gameplan meaning that they will finish top 3 at worst
West will continue their improvement and beat Centarls last year and will therefore make the 5 next year
Norwood will welcome home Nathan Basset as the prodigal son and expect to make a rapid rise up the table into the finals (therefore getting some value for their extra player payments)
South will be the surprise packet of the year and are quietly confident Ron fuller can have them competitive this year and be knocking on the door of the five
Port will stink

All in all we can expect probably 4 teams to be premiers, 7 teams in the top 3 & some circular arguments about who is the real Port Adelaide.........

I can't really argue about anything in that.

The only absolute cert in that list is the last point.