Interesting. What makes you so sure you're going to win?Not saying we're going to win
I'm not sure if anyone expects a flogging tbh. North have been pretty competitive other than that one game, while we've been pretty ordinary for most of the year. I didn't get to see the Sydney game because of moronic TV scheduling, but it was probably our most impressive performance of the year.Bob Murphy and Brad Johnson out this week for the dogs.
Writing has to be on the wall for Johnson, seems to be injury after injury. If the dogs weren't a premiership contender I'd say he wouldn't see out the year, but he might be able to hold on.
North Melbourne's game style matches up OK with the dogs. Not saying we're going to win, but I reckon if we can tackle well and keep applying pressure it could be closer than expected.
We've got Majak Daw on our list, ofcourse we're going to win.Interesting. What makes you so sure you're going to win?
Get back to me when Chris Murphy writes a song about him.We've got Majak Daw on our list, ofcourse we're going to win.
Heard his achilles injury is RSI related. Shanked too many after the siren.Johnson has been very durable until this year, you're right.
Probably better he doesn't play though. He'd just miss the chance to win the game for the Doggies after the siren like he did a couple of years ago against North
Though it's not as serious as Richmonds injury woes. Whole team out with throat injuries, said to be choking relatedHeard his achilles injury is RSI related. Shanked too many after the siren.
What are you talking about? North have taken being poor to a whole new level.I really wish my team wasn't so poor so I could make jokes to that effect about North...
Yeah, I think its quite premature at this stage to be considering anyone other than Geelong as premiership favourites, but if we beat Geelong this week and win at least one of the following two matches, I think it becomes a reasonable thing to say that the Pies are premiership favourites, albeit only in a "half-way through the season and anything can happen in terms of injury etc" kinda way.Collingwood have been premiership favourites at some stage for about the past three years. I think that they're better than what they have been in the past few years, but markets move far too much at this stage of the year. On the plus side, they're winning all the games that they should, and setting themeslves up for a proper tilt from the Top 4 come September. They'll beat us this week, I reckon.
Think that the Doggies are just getting themselves there and abouts at the right time still.