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Going early on a very speculative one.
Sam Berry averaged 18 touches last year, and he also hit the scoreboard in 4 out of the last 5 games (Including 2.0 in one game). He's been in the SANFL where he kicked 3.5 from his 4 games, and he came on as the sub last week and had 12 touches in 64% game time.
1 goal and 15 possies @ $11.
2 goals and 15 possies @ $131.
You can also just take him for goals at $6 and $71 for 1 and 2. There's every chance he'll be dropped or the sub again, so this may all be for nothing.
still blows my mind the amount of time people post in this thread and never include which book its with lol
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could be that stat where a new coach comes in and wins?guess richmond could surprise for dimma but still port are way too good
yeah happens too often to just be a coincidence and no doubt that playing group love dimma and should put in a good performance in honour of him, but still id have to take port at that valuecould be that stat where a new coach comes in and wins?
i think the stat was 5-0 until last week with ratten and north losing, but prob should of won? not sure
yeah i dont blame you at all, port are the better side. Although they will be without their skipper, so thats something else to consider. A fair few tricky games this weekendyeah happens too often to just be a coincidence and no doubt that playing group love dimma and should put in a good performance in honour of him, but still id have to take port at that value
Not impossible, but I'd be shocked and disappointed if the Bulldogs allow a player like that to get off the leash:Rosas grew up in NT, back @ TIO this weekend for Indigenous round.
2,3 @ 3.90,12.50 Lads, 4 @ 40 365
He's going to need about 3 of them to fall in his lap. But every dog has his day I guessGeez the odds on Cadman goals are always ridiculous. $150 for 4+ for a bloke who plays solely forward. Will kick a bag one day
Not impossible, but I'd be shocked and disappointed if the Bulldogs allow a player like that to get off the leash:
The Bulldogs' form in rounds 1-2 has been well documented... And their game has been totally different since then:
Opponents to kick goals against Bulldogs since Rd 3.
Rd 3:
Gunston 3
Rd 4:
Bolton 3
Lynch 2
Rd 5:
Byrne Jones 2
Marshall 2
Rd 6:
Sturt 2
Frederick 2
Rd 7:
Breust 3
Newcombe 2
Rd 8:
Green 3
Hogan 2
Ward 2
Rd 9:
Owies 3
Curnow 2
Rd 10:
Rachele 2
After Jeffrey kicked five against the Bulldogs last year, they'll be a lot more wary of allowing another small to get off the chain in this fixture.
Wowweeee, just noticed he has eaten a few of Jack's beans.Jeffrey is a tall though
Walyalup veteran Nat Fyfe has been given the green light to play out the entire match against Narrm after making a strong recovery from a foot injury.
Fyfe made late cameos as the sub in wins over the Hawks and Swans, and he played almost three quarters in last week's triumph over the Cats long before being subbed out.
"We don't feel like we need to sub him out this week," Longmuir said.
The 31-year-old spent long stints in the midfield last week, and he's expected to play a similar role against the Demons.
"We want him where he can help the team. Treacy and Amiss have shown we can use Fyfe in the midfield more," Longmuir added.
Could do his hammy in the first 5 minutes, but I'll take the gamble on Fyfe who appears likely to play the full 4 quarters this week. Looks like they've given up on the pre-season forward role that was forecast for him and will play him through the midfield where he belongs. Had 17 disposals from 53% TOG last week.
20+ @ $2.60 sb
'Care free' Jackson ready for Narrm battle
Luke Jackson will be hoping he can continue his recent hot form when he takes on his former side Narrm on Saturdaywww.fremantlefc.com.au
Alright men, the return of the LONG SHOT LOUIE LOCK OF THE WEEK is upon us.
The LOCK is famously up 136.7 units for the season so far after a momentous and life changing 127 unit victory in its last edition.
This week, it is wise practice to once again return to the trough that has fed us Degenerate pigs so well, namely, betting against this injury decimated Geelong side.
I don’t care how many Tomahawks or Jezzas(1 goal in past 2 weeks) you have, if your midfield involves Mark Blicavs leading a bunch of VFL spuds, then your going to struggle big time. Especially against a very capable Giants midfield and side that has won its past 2 games in Geelong. This last stat can’t be overstated as so often their is a mental/intimidation element that works against travelling sides at Kardinia park. The Giants will take great confidence into this game.
The only thing one could say might count against the Giants in this game would be there defensive outs(Taylor, Himmelberg). However, after simulating this game in my mind, it became clear to me that this was inconsequential due to the inability of the third string Geelong midfield to propel the ball forward in any sort of appropriate direction or repeat fashion to take advantage. These inconsequential(compared to Cats) outs are probably a key factor in the amazing odds we’ve been given here as well.
Anyway, for the reasons explained above, GWS H2H@$7.50 is the LONG SHOT LOUIE LOCK OF THE WEEK.
5 Units
Alright men, the return of the LONG SHOT LOUIE LOCK OF THE WEEK is upon us.
The LOCK is famously up 136.7 units for the season so far after a momentous and life changing 127 unit victory in its last edition.
This week, it is wise practice to once again return to the trough that has fed us Degenerate pigs so well, namely, betting against this injury decimated Geelong side.
I don’t care how many Tomahawks or Jezzas(1 goal in past 2 weeks) you have, if your midfield involves Mark Blicavs leading a bunch of VFL spuds, then your going to struggle big time. Especially against a very capable Giants midfield and side that has won its past 2 games in Geelong. This last stat can’t be overstated as so often their is a mental/intimidation element that works against travelling sides at Kardinia park. The Giants will take great confidence into this game.
The only thing one could say might count against the Giants in this game would be there defensive outs(Taylor, Himmelberg). However, after simulating this game in my mind, it became clear to me that this was inconsequential due to the inability of the third string Geelong midfield to propel the ball forward in any sort of appropriate direction or repeat fashion to take advantage. These inconsequential(compared to Cats) outs are probably a key factor in the amazing odds we’ve been given here as well.
Anyway, for the reasons explained above, GWS H2H@$7.50 is the LONG SHOT LOUIE LOCK OF THE WEEK.
5 Units
surely this is the week johnson finally kicks a bag