I'm tipping that we will play WCE in the PF.
Home preliminary vs collingwood
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Nah I dont believe so. Build up and opponent plays a big part. Plus the finals pricing for the prelim is steep.
I'd say the attendances would be something like:
- north = 55-60k
- west coast = 60-65k
- pies = 70-75k
Pies have the best travelling support probably out of all the clubs and alot of the reason why we had 55k plus in many of the ANZ encounters with them is because of their fans. If they made it there'd be 10-15,000 coming up.Comment
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I reckon the pricing will impact bigtime. Maybe less so against the Pies, but it will impact somewhat even against them.
I could easily find 4 or 5 friends who would come at $50 a ticket. No chance at $100 a seat. They are just not that into it... shame.Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09Comment
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Any news on ticketing? AFL website is not giving any valuable info. I need to organize ravel and leave etc as we are playing on Friday night. Any help appreciated."We talked five times. I called him twice, and he called me twice." :confused: :confused: :confused: :D
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Tickets out the Monday before the game.
Limit of 8 tickets per transactionComment
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On today's performance, I think we will be playing the Eagles.
I'm travelling interstate to see the prelim and looking forward to registering for Grand Final ticket on Thursday.Comment
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No such thing. It's the Law of Probability and has nothing to do with averages but rather factors which have various influences on the result. If Collingwood have better personnel and effectively counter our game plan, then the Laws of Probability say they will continue to beat us. If the result was always a 50 - 50 chance then probability would say we have a 50% chance of winning next time. If we have always had a 50 - 50 chance of beating them then losing the last ten in a row would have had a probability of 1024 to 1.Those who have the greatest power to hurt us are those we love.Comment
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Every year the teams that lose the Qualifying Final get talked down and the victor in the Elimination Final gets talked up (we were in this boat in 2008 and 2010) but the fact remains that in the past 10 years, 39 out of the 40 teams that play in a Preliminary Final are the Top 4 teams. That means only once out of 20 semi finals has the lower ranked team won. I'd back Collingwood and Adelaide to win this week.Comment
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Every year the teams that lose the Qualifying Final get talked down and the victor in the Elimination Final gets talked up (we were in this boat in 2008 and 2010) but the fact remains that in the past 10 years, 39 out of the 40 teams that play in a Preliminary Final are the Top 4 teams. That means only once out of 20 semi finals has the lower ranked team won. I'd back Collingwood and Adelaide to win this week.Comment
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Every year the teams that lose the Qualifying Final get talked down and the victor in the Elimination Final gets talked up (we were in this boat in 2008 and 2010) but the fact remains that in the past 10 years, 39 out of the 40 teams that play in a Preliminary Final are the Top 4 teams. That means only once out of 20 semi finals has the lower ranked team won. I'd back Collingwood and Adelaide to win this week.
I'll be betting on West Coast to beat the Pies and Freo to beat Adelaide (and think there will be good odds on offer).
Whoever we play at Homebush, I'll be confident of a win.Comment
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Beau Waters is a serious out for the Eagles. Tilts the balance to the Pies, I think.He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)Comment
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