The AFL ladder has come to resemble a footballing version of snakes and ladders,so let’s have a bit of fun and forecast exactly how things will look in 10 days’ time.
A popular Melbourne clubman has notified the Demons he would like to leave Victoria at the end of the season for family reasons.
In a league where there are fixturing quirks aplenty,it’s up to teams to make the most of any advantage,particularly when it comes to how many times they play the worst-performing teams.
The race for the top eight in this most unpredictable of seasons continues apace,with all spots still up for grabs and two games remaining. Where will your team finish?
Jason Horne-Francis’ rise to stardom,Hawthorn’s stunning in-season revival,the Giants’ upset of Brisbane in another bonkers round,and Craig McRae’s post-match comments are all on the agenda in round 22’s key takeaways.
Mac Andrew’s last-kick goal has robbed Essendon of a shot at the finals,while Port Adelaide grabbed second spot after a thrilling win over the brave Demons.
The race for the top eight in this whacky AFL season is tightening,with all spots still up for grabs and three games remaining. Where will your team finish?
The Demons can mathematically still be part of September this year – but they won’t make it. Still,anyone saying their opportunity for next year has passed them by is off the mark.
The Magpies’ season is still alive after beating Blues in nail biter,Sydney is in damage control after Port thumping and Geelong moves into the top four after scraping home against Adelaide.
A season that promised so much for the Swans only a month ago is now rapidly unravelling.
Carlton has looked a premiership contender at times this season but has hit the skids as they struggle with injuries and whether they are a genuine flag threat.