The top 12 stands at this;
Cats 9 - 3 --- 155.38%
Eagles 8 - 3 --- 125.95%
Hawks 8 - 4 --- 122.43%
Crows 7 - 5 --- 111.75%
Magpies 7 - 4 --- 105.88%
Bombers 7 - 5 --- 103.36%
Bulldogs 7 - 5 --- 100.08%
Power 7 - 5 --- 99.73%
Kangaroos 7 - 5 --- 96.83%
Swans 6 - 5 --- 113.77%
Dockers 5 - 7 --- 97.22%
Lions 4 - 1 - 7 --- 89.03%
Circumstances if we:
WIN:
Depending on percentage ofcourse,
in a perfect world we win by 175 points
we bounce above the Hawks into third position and if at the same time the eagles loose to the Saints by 24 points (just as realistic if you ask me) we go to second position. Highly, unlikely, infact impossible.So, if we win by even the barest of margains, one point we push ourselves back into fourth position above the Crows.
LOSE:
If we loose by anything under 25 points we fall behind our opponents to Syndey into 6th spot, just ahead of Essendon.
If we loose by 25 points we not only loose our 6th spot but fall behind Essendon into 7th.
If we loose by 58 points we fall down to 8th behind the Dogs and if worst comes to worst and we loose by 94 points we fall out of the 8.
I know everyone will be saying every games a danger game ect, but we loose this and we have a ratio of 7 wins and 5 losses which puts us right back in the pack - not where we want to be after such a good start.
Its such a big game which can effectively set up the season, especially with a big month up ahead. If we can take 4 points away from Sydney, we set them back even further and catapult ourselves into top four contention for seasons end.
and halfway through the season, that kind of sets us up (if we can keep the form up)
