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  • The Adelaide Connection
    Coaching Staff
    • Jan 2009
    • 2805

    #16
    Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

    Originally posted by MrMahatma
    Timing of the byes will be crucial I think. Keeping guys fresh is vital. Anything before Rd 4 is a waste and wouldn't want one in Rd 22.
    The bye situation is just another advantage/disadvantage point in the draw and the sceptic in me is very worried that the clubs with muscle will be able to coerce the AFL into giving them byes in more favourable rounds.

    Personally I think it should be a names in a pot, pull one out at a time system for maximum transparency. But Alas that is too fair and will never happen.

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    • LostDoggy
      WOOF Member
      • Jan 2007
      • 8307

      #17
      Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

      Originally posted by The Adelaide Connection
      Personally I think it should be a names in a pot, pull one out at a time system for maximum transparency. But Alas that is too fair and will never happen.
      Eddie wouldn't like that one, so its a no go

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      • anfo27
        WOOF Member
        • Aug 2009
        • 2003

        #18
        Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

        it will be a nightmare for supercoach & dreamteam comps.

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        • LostDoggy
          WOOF Member
          • Jan 2007
          • 8307

          #19
          Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

          I hope we play Hawthorn in Launceston - my husband barracks for the Hawks & it's a great excuse to visit lovely Tasmania again.

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          • The Coon Dog
            Bulldog Team of the Century
            • Jan 2007
            • 7579

            #20
            Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

            NEXT year's home and away season will again finish with a 'floating' final round to ensure clubs have enough rest before the finals.

            The AFL will release the fixture on Friday, October 29.

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            • Greystache
              Bulldog Team of the Century
              • Dec 2009
              • 9775

              #21
              Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

              Originally posted by The Coon Dog
              NEXT year's home and away season will again finish with a 'floating' final round to ensure clubs have enough rest before the finals.

              The AFL will release the fixture on Friday, October 29.

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              They just waiting for Eddie McGuire to rubber stamp it TCD?
              [COLOR="#FF0000"][B]Western Bulldogs:[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR="#0000CD"][B]We exist to win premierships[/B][/COLOR]

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              • The Coon Dog
                Bulldog Team of the Century
                • Jan 2007
                • 7579

                #22
                Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

                Originally posted by Greystache
                They just waiting for Eddie McGuire to rubber stamp it TCD?
                I guess we'll know when we see how many interstate games Collingwood get & how many MCG games Collingwood get & how many Friday night games Collingwood get & how many 'stand alone' games Collingwood get.
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                • LostDoggy
                  WOOF Member
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 8307

                  #23
                  Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

                  Originally posted by The Coon Dog
                  I guess we'll know when we see how many interstate games Collingwood get & how many MCG games Collingwood get & how many Friday night games Collingwood get & how many 'stand alone' games Collingwood get.
                  Yes but we'll get the better the draw

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                  • Remi Moses
                    WOOF Member
                    • Jan 2009
                    • 14785

                    #24
                    Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

                    Have to stop moaning about the draw until we stop selling home games.
                    Collingwood had 4 interstate trips as we did,not forgetting we sold two home games,let's
                    Not worry and complain when it's our own doing!

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                    • Desipura
                      WOOF Member
                      • Mar 2008
                      • 4344

                      #25
                      Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

                      Originally posted by Remi Moses
                      Have to stop moaning about the draw until we stop selling home games.
                      Collingwood had 4 interstate trips as we did,not forgetting we sold two home games,let's
                      Not worry and complain when it's our own doing!
                      Well said!

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                      • The Coon Dog
                        Bulldog Team of the Century
                        • Jan 2007
                        • 7579

                        #26
                        Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

                        Sunday Feb 20

                        Bulldogs, Geelong & North Melbourne to clash in the NAB Cup at Skilled Stadium.

                        The 2011 NAB Cup will be an 18-team competition - with Greater Western Sydney included along with league debutants Gold Coast Suns - featuring six pools of three teams.

                        The six pool winners and the next two best-performed sides will progress to the second round.

                        Each pool will play back-to-back matches consisting of 20-minute halves in a new concept likened to cricket's Twenty20 format.

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                        • chef
                          Hall of Fame
                          • Nov 2008
                          • 14699

                          #27
                          Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

                          Originally posted by The Coon Dog
                          Sunday Feb 20

                          Bulldogs, Geelong & North Melbourne to clash in the NAB Cup at Skilled Stadium.

                          The 2011 NAB Cup will be an 18-team competition - with Greater Western Sydney included along with league debutants Gold Coast Suns - featuring six pools of three teams.

                          The six pool winners and the next two best-performed sides will progress to the second round.

                          Each pool will play back-to-back matches consisting of 20-minute halves in a new concept likened to cricket's Twenty20 format.

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                          Happy with that. Not far to travel and playing on a decent surface
                          The curse is dead.

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                          • boydogs
                            WOOF Member
                            • Apr 2009
                            • 5845

                            #28
                            Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

                            Originally posted by The Coon Dog
                            Each pool will play back-to-back matches consisting of 20-minute halves in a new concept likened to cricket's Twenty20 format.
                            So if it's:

                            WB v NM
                            WB v Geel
                            NM v Geel

                            Geelong would win game 2 as we just played, and North would win game 3 as Geelong just played. Or at least have a major advantage.
                            If you kicked five goals and Tom Boyd kicked five goals, Tom Boyd kicked more goals than you.

                            Formerly gogriff

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                            • LostDoggy
                              WOOF Member
                              • Jan 2007
                              • 8307

                              #29
                              Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

                              Very new and different way but looking forward to it!

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                              • mighty_west
                                Coaching Staff
                                • Feb 2008
                                • 3466

                                #30
                                Re: AFL announces key fixture details for 2011

                                Originally posted by gogriff
                                So if it's:

                                WB v NM
                                WB v Geel
                                NM v Geel

                                Geelong would win game 2 as we just played, and North would win game 3 as Geelong just played. Or at least have a major advantage.
                                Not necessarily, how would North go playing a game, then sitting a game out, only to go back full tilt into a another game after cooling down?

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