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Elimination Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Sat Aug 30, 2008 10:03 pm
by Hondo
I guess there's some miniscule chance we'll catch the Cats on an off day
But reality is that's extremely unlikely I only hope it's not a huge shellacking that knocks all the confidence out of the sails. The Cats have a way of making their opponent look very stupid
Are we better off focusing on the W2 home final and starting the finals campaign from there?
I guess the answer is you give it your best crack because you never know what will happen. Remember the Bombers v Carlton in 1999 prelim .... hey, we can all live in hope

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Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sat Aug 30, 2008 10:39 pm
by Ian
If the Saints win by 90+ the Cows wont be playing the Cats
Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sat Aug 30, 2008 10:44 pm
by LaughingKookaburra
You are basing that on if Essendon are kept to 50 points or under, the more points Essendon kick the more Saints have to win by. hey if the Saints acheive it they thoroughly deserve the spot
Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sat Aug 30, 2008 10:49 pm
by Hondo
Yes, I just did some calcs on that .... I was going off the TV coverage where they said we were locked in 4th
If Essendon kick 80 points, St Kilda have to kick > 176. If the Bombers kick their season average of 100 points then the Saints need > 199 points. If they kick 60, the Saints need 155.
Unlikely, but possible. Oh well, take this thread as a hypothetical for 24 hours
Go the Bombers!!
Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 9:46 am
by Rik E Boy
Geelong had an off day in the Prelim last year and we still won. I believe that Geelong will go off like a firecracker in the next few weeks. The last few weeks have been a checklist which has duly been ticked off. Next week is the first time since Round 17 that we have had something to play for.
regards,
REB
Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:24 am
by am Bays
As a follower of teh Crows in the AFl, the Crows have as much chance of winning as I have of pushing a pound of butter up a parrots ar5e with a hot needle...
Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:42 am
by Stumps
Rik E Boy wrote:Geelong had an off day in the Prelim last year and we still won. I believe that Geelong will go off like a firecracker in the next few weeks. The last few weeks have been a checklist which has duly been ticked off. Next week is the first time since Round 17 that we have had something to play for.
regards,
REB
I agree unfortunately. Thy dont tend to havhe re bad days (barrin pies this year) . Mind you i reckon the cats will be more concerned playing the crows than almost anyone in the 8. Sad to say but Ijust dont think we will win. By the way ho good was yesterdays game! one of the best iv been to in terms of crowd involvement and excitement
Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 12:10 pm
by Psyber
Ian wrote:If the Saints win by 90+ the Cows wont be playing the Cats
I'm picking Essendon over the Saints, who can't possibly play two good games in a row!

Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 3:18 pm
by stan
hondo71 wrote:I guess there's some miniscule chance we'll catch the Cats on an off day
But reality is that's extremely unlikely I only hope it's not a huge shellacking that knocks all the confidence out of the sails. The Cats have a way of making their opponent look very stupid
Are we better off focusing on the W2 home final and starting the finals campaign from there?
I guess the answer is you give it your best crack because you never know what will happen. Remember the Bombers v Carlton in 1999 prelim .... hey, we can all live in hope

Im going to be honest here mate. If the cows were thinking like that then they are piss weak!
But I dont think that will be the case, I reckon the cows will go out there with a nothing to lose attitude and have a crack, look at the last time you played them, learn from your mistakes. Theres every chance you'll lose but heck you never know what can happen if you have a red hot dip.
Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 6:59 pm
by RustyCage
The way its looking at the moment, it won't be a Geelong v Adelaide QF.....
Re: Qualifying Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 7:43 pm
by Hondo
Righto .... the Pies it is
Edited the thread title to keep it going - home final v Collingwood ...
Re: Qualifying Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 7:44 pm
by Thiele
plus it is a Elimnation Final as well
Re: Qualifying Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 8:27 pm
by fester69
Bye Bye Cows!

Re: Qualifying Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 8:29 pm
by Wedgie
Thiele wrote:plus it is a Elimnation Final as well
Spot on, this topic really is a mess now.
Re: Qualifying Final v Geelong

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 9:08 pm
by Psyber
Psyber wrote:Ian wrote:If the Saints win by 90+ the Cows wont be playing the Cats
I'm picking Essendon over the Saints, who can't possibly play two good games in a row!

Well my optomism was misplaced. Have St Kilda discovered consistency?
Re: Qualifying Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 9:10 pm
by redden whites
Has there been an official figure on how many chickens actually hatched??
Re: Qualifying Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:41 pm
by RustyCage
redden whites wrote:Has there been an official figure on how many chickens actually hatched??
Listening to the end of the Adelaide v WB game on 5AA, I'd say KG counted about 25 as soon as they siren went, was almost in tears!!!
Re: Elimination Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Thu Sep 04, 2008 5:39 pm
by the joker
one change Porplyzia out
Moran in
Apparently His shoulder is that bad now that he put it out reaching for his fridge at home
Re: Elimination Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:08 am
by Booney
So the question must be asked,why has Porplyzia been playing the last couple of weeks?
Granted,it may have helped Adelaide to a finals series,but they were going to play finals anyway,they missed out on 4th now their most productive forward is out for the year......good move Craigy.
Re: Elimination Final v Collingwood

Posted:
Fri Sep 05, 2008 12:13 pm
by Psyber
Booney wrote:So the question must be asked,why has Porplyzia been playing the last couple of weeks?
Granted,it may have helped Adelaide to a finals series,but they were going to play finals anyway,they missed out on 4th now their most productive forward is out for the year......good move Craigy.
He was always going to be out for the year once he had the surgery. It was just a question of how soon it became necessary, and he apparently wanted to play on as long as he could.
So, as long as he played and trained well enough he was still in, and when he reached the point where he had to give up, it happened.