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    Re: 2011 Wooden Spoon

    Bottom 9 next season OS.

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    Brisbane.


    They have an arrogant dill in charge who refuses to accept any blame for the stupid decisions the footy department have made. They may have had a poor year this year, but next year is going to be even worse because they have gone backwards since the end of the season. The other teams in the frame for the spoon are West Coast and Richmond. Carlton will struggle and I have a feeling that St Kilda wont hit the same heights they did over the last two years and will finish in the lower part of the 8.
    They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Twodogs View Post
    I have a feeling that St Kilda wont hit the same heights they did over the last two years and will finish in the lower part of the 8.
    That's a big call, I still see them as a top 4 side as everyone struggles to kick score against them.

    Foe me like all others i think that WC, GC and Brisbane are the bottom three.
    BB.

    Looking forward - Naughton, Darcy and JUH. It will be the envy of everyone.

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    My wooden spoon selection is Hawthorn. Lot of changes/delistings and not all for the better. Early season injuries to key players will put them out of contention by round 9. Keeping the Hawks company in the cellar will be Richmond and Westcoast.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bumper Bulldogs View Post
    That's a big call, I still see them as a top 4 side as everyone struggles to kick score against them.

    I think that they may stagnate and I can see other sides going past them. They have one gameplan that has little variety to it. Once teams work them out and stop their run and change from defence then they dont have any other tricks.



    Looking at their list it's difficult to see who the improving players are too.
    They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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    Can the Eagles make any progress?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    Can the Eagles make any progress?
    It might be difficult. They refused to have any impact during trade week and still have too many players that butcher the ball. They would need to win a fair share at home to be any chance of not finishing in the bottom 4. Seem to have glaring holes all over the field.
    I will never see #16 the same!!

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    Bottom 3

    West Coast
    Richmond
    Gold Coast

    Brisbane and Essendon could be around the mark

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    Quote Originally Posted by marcov View Post
    Bottom 3

    West Coast
    Richmond
    Gold Coast

    Brisbane and Essendon could be around the mark
    I would LOVE that!
    What should I tell her? She's going to ask.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marcov View Post
    Essendon could be around the mark
    Quote Originally Posted by mjp View Post
    I would LOVE that!


    Wouldnt we all Mike. Wouldnt we all?
    They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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    GC:

    - First year in the comp
    - Up to 1/3 or more of their team, for majority of the season, will be made up of kids in their first year of AFL
    - Little experience (see above)
    - Kids will tire toward the end of the season
    - Kids may develop OP etc if they're not managed correctly
    - Couple of injuries to key players and that means more untried kids (Brennan and Fraser injury-prone)
    - Lack of comprehension of tactics due to age of new younger players.
    - Forward line?

    Mainly due to the age and inexperience of the 2010 draft boys

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    Quote Originally Posted by M.R.M View Post
    GC:

    - First year in the comp
    - Up to 1/3 or more of their team, for majority of the season, will be made up of kids in their first year of AFL
    - Little experience (see above)
    - Kids will tire toward the end of the season
    - Kids may develop OP etc if they're not managed correctly
    - Couple of injuries to key players and that means more untried kids (Brennan and Fraser injury-prone)
    - Lack of comprehension of tactics due to age of new younger players.
    - Forward line?

    Mainly due to the age and inexperience of the 2010 draft boys
    This.

    GC should be last by a country mile. Anyone who finishes below them next year is seriously screwed.

    I would be disappointed if we didn't beat GC in our games against them in their first year (hopefully first two or three years) by a minimum of 100 points.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaDruid View Post
    My wooden spoon selection is Hawthorn. Lot of changes/delistings and not all for the better. Early season injuries to key players will put them out of contention by round 9. Keeping the Hawks company in the cellar will be Richmond and Westcoast.
    The dawks. Oh please football gods, let it be the yellow and brown.
    I have a feeling Essendon will just beat WC to be spooners. Just think the Hird / Bthompson thing will be a disaster.
    You don't develop courage by being happy in your relationships every day. You develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity. ― Epicurus

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    Last will be West Coast.

    Gold Coast will manage to cobble together a few wins because as long as their stars fire and everyone else just holds their own they will be good enough to beat some sides.

    I'm really hoping Essendon is a disaster, but I think it will follow a similiar formline to Voss at Brisbane, with the first year being pretty solid and promising, before it all just turns to shit the following season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ghost Dog View Post
    The dawks. Oh please football gods, let it be the yellow and brown.
    I have a feeling Essendon will just beat WC to be spooners. Just think the Hird / Bthompson thing will be a disaster.
    Certainly would make many swoon,
    The AFL 2011 wooden spoon.
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