2023 Predictions

[Rik E Boy]

One of the hardest to read I reckon and you're right, could be anywhere from 2nd to 10th.

Play twice: Brisbane, Geelong, Hawthorn, Sydney, West Coast, Western Bulldogs. Split those 3 with wins home and losses away and they'll be top 4 contenders.

Be interesting to see what they get out Fyfe who hasn't provided much over the past two years. If he stays on the park he exceeds Mundy's output I reckon. Still reckon their back six is pretty solid and overall they are an emerging side. Not many walk away from Geelong with the points but they did that last season. Not many Freo teams do well interstate but this one did last season. One to watch.


regards,

REB

[whufc]

One of the hardest to read I reckon and you're right, could be anywhere from 2nd to 10th.

Play twice: Brisbane, Geelong, Hawthorn, Sydney, West Coast, Western Bulldogs. Split those 3 with wins home and losses away and they'll be top 4 contenders.

Be interesting to see what they get out Fyfe who hasn't provided much over the past two years. If he stays on the park he exceeds Mundy's output I reckon. Still reckon their back six is pretty solid and overall they are an emerging side. Not many walk away from Geelong with the points but they did that last season. Not many Freo teams do well interstate but this one did last season. One to watch.


regards,

REB

Possibility Fyfe plays as a permanent forward at some stage.....

He has the ability to whether they can afford him not in the midfield rotation.

[Booney]

Possibility Fyfe plays as a permanent at some stage.....

He has the ability to whether they can afford him not in the midfield rotation.

Yeah, I think he's in their best side.

[Rik E Boy]

Possibility Fyfe plays as a permanent at some stage.....

He has the ability to whether they can afford him not in the midfield rotation.

Yeah, I think he's in their best side.

Saw a pic of him and his guns have guns but everyone is flying in January.

regards,

REB

[whufc]

Possibility Fyfe plays as a permanent at some stage.....

He has the ability to whether they can afford him not in the midfield rotation.

Yeah, I think he's in their best side.

Saw a pic of him and his guns have guns but everyone is flying in January.

regards,

REB

Sorry meant permenant forward.

Phone is F***ed but was wasnt waiting at the elizabeth telstra store for 3 hours yesterday to get a new one

[JK]

Geelong
Brisbane
Carlton
Port
Melbourne
Richmond
Sydney
Collingwood

Fremantle
Gold Coast
Bulldogs
Essendon
St Kilda
GWS
North Melbourne
West Coast
Adelaide
Hawthorn

Flag - Carlton
Coleman - H McKay
Brownlow - T. Mitchell

[Rik E Boy]

Geelong
Brisbane
Carlton
Port
Melbourne
Richmond
Sydney
Collingwood

Fremantle
Gold Coast
Bulldogs
Essendon
St Kilda
GWS
North Melbourne
West Coast
Adelaide
Hawthorn

Flag - Carlton
Coleman - H McKay
Brownlow - T. Mitchell

Turn it up Permstance it's year of the Cat as you know. Back to back baby.

regards,

REB

[JK]

Geelong
Brisbane
Carlton
Port
Melbourne
Richmond
Sydney
Collingwood

Fremantle
Gold Coast
Bulldogs
Essendon
St Kilda
GWS
North Melbourne
West Coast
Adelaide
Hawthorn

Flag - Carlton
Coleman - H McKay
Brownlow - T. Mitchell

Turn it up Permstance it's year of the Cat as you know. Back to back baby.

regards,

REB

I’ve got $$ on them bud so didn’t wanna risk a jinx

[carey]

Brisbane
Geelong
Melbourne
Sydney
Port
Carlton
Richmond
Collingwood
Gold Coast
St Kilda
Bulldogs
Adelaide
Essendon
GWS
Fremantle
West Coast
North Melbourne
Hawthorn

Brisbane
Gunston (Brisbane been begging for a forward)
Neale to round out the year of the lion.

[Corona Man]

Collingwood
Brisbane
Geelong
Melbourne
Fremantle
Carlton
Richmond
Sydney

Port
GWS
Bulldogs
St. Kilda
West Coast
Gold Coast
Essendon
Adelaide
Hawthorn
North Melbourne

Cripps to go back to back
Edit - Sorry the other bloke Jezza for the Coleman

[Booney]

https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-20 ... TTp9mqD4Zk

For a seventh consecutive year, it’s time to look back in order to look forward.

This is Foxfooty.com.au’s annual Pythagorean wins prediction piece, which reveals the teams who over- and underperformed in the previous season to predict who’ll bounce back or fall flat in the coming year.

The name makes it sound complicated, but all you need to know is it’s accurate. Of the 15 strongest predictions made by this formula since 2010, 13 were correct.

The core behind Pythagorean wins is figuring out who was lucky and who was unlucky in the previous seasons - determining how many games a team “should” have won - and predicting who’ll rise and fall this season as their luck reverts to the mean.

And if you read anything we wrote during last season, you probably know which team is about to show up.

Funnily enough, this time last year we wrote about how Collingwood was unlucky in 2021, and likely to bounce back in 2022 - we just didn’t think they’d become the greatest close game performers in VFL/AFL history - and how Port Adelaide was lucky in 2021 but likely to be less lucky in 2022.

The Magpies and the formerly-just-Magpies have certainly swapped spots this time.

[Spargo]

Melbourne
Brisbane
Richmond
Geelong
Fremantle
Sydney
Carlton
Collingwood
——————
Western Bulldogs
Port Adelaide
West Coast
North Melbourne
St.Kilda
Adelaide
Hawthorn
GWS
Essendon
Gold Coast

Brownlow - Clayton Oliver
Coleman - Nick Larkey

[gadj1976]

New prediction - Carlton will only have 22 players to chose from in Rd 8.

[Lightning McQueen]

Melbourne
Brisbane
Richmond
Geelong
Fremantle
Sydney
Carlton
Collingwood
——————
Western Bulldogs
Port Adelaide
West Coast
North Melbourne
St.Kilda
Adelaide
Hawthorn
GWS
Essendon
Gold Coast

Brownlow - Clayton Oliver
Coleman - Nick Larkey

Big call my man, I wouldn't have thought North Melbourne would win the Coleman.

Paying 41's atm, probably worth a little dabble, can kick bags in losses. Get a few wins on the board and anything can happen, from my limited knowledge of the NMFC it seems as though they have 3 main passages to goals.

[MW]

https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-2023-season-preview-pythagorean-wins-analysis-luckiest-and-unluckiest-teams-in-2022-predicted-ladder-risers-and-fallers-stats/news-story/bea0e7710de188974c040c4ac4fda69d?fbclid=IwAR0OAsRZUhML1HgyPvCTcmzPAgseKRWVA0IolAB0q4rm1m4heTTp9mqD4Zk

For a seventh consecutive year, it’s time to look back in order to look forward.

This is Foxfooty.com.au’s annual Pythagorean wins prediction piece, which reveals the teams who over- and underperformed in the previous season to predict who’ll bounce back or fall flat in the coming year.

The name makes it sound complicated, but all you need to know is it’s accurate. Of the 15 strongest predictions made by this formula since 2010, 13 were correct.

The core behind Pythagorean wins is figuring out who was lucky and who was unlucky in the previous seasons - determining how many games a team “should” have won - and predicting who’ll rise and fall this season as their luck reverts to the mean.

And if you read anything we wrote during last season, you probably know which team is about to show up.

Funnily enough, this time last year we wrote about how Collingwood was unlucky in 2021, and likely to bounce back in 2022 - we just didn’t think they’d become the greatest close game performers in VFL/AFL history - and how Port Adelaide was lucky in 2021 but likely to be less lucky in 2022.

The Magpies and the formerly-just-Magpies have certainly swapped spots this time.

I refuse to read any article with "moneyball" in the headline

[Lightning McQueen]

https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-2023-season-preview-pythagorean-wins-analysis-luckiest-and-unluckiest-teams-in-2022-predicted-ladder-risers-and-fallers-stats/news-story/bea0e7710de188974c040c4ac4fda69d?fbclid=IwAR0OAsRZUhML1HgyPvCTcmzPAgseKRWVA0IolAB0q4rm1m4heTTp9mqD4Zk

For a seventh consecutive year, it’s time to look back in order to look forward.

This is Foxfooty.com.au’s annual Pythagorean wins prediction piece, which reveals the teams who over- and underperformed in the previous season to predict who’ll bounce back or fall flat in the coming year.

The name makes it sound complicated, but all you need to know is it’s accurate. Of the 15 strongest predictions made by this formula since 2010, 13 were correct.

The core behind Pythagorean wins is figuring out who was lucky and who was unlucky in the previous seasons - determining how many games a team “should” have won - and predicting who’ll rise and fall this season as their luck reverts to the mean.

And if you read anything we wrote during last season, you probably know which team is about to show up.

Funnily enough, this time last year we wrote about how Collingwood was unlucky in 2021, and likely to bounce back in 2022 - we just didn’t think they’d become the greatest close game performers in VFL/AFL history - and how Port Adelaide was lucky in 2021 but likely to be less lucky in 2022.

The Magpies and the formerly-just-Magpies have certainly swapped spots this time.

I refuse to read any article with "moneyball" in the headline

I'm the same but with "pythagorean".

[mighty_tiger_79]

Melbourne
Brisbane
Richmond
Geelong
Fremantle
Sydney
Carlton
Collingwood
——————
Western Bulldogs
Port Adelaide
West Coast
North Melbourne
St.Kilda
Adelaide
Hawthorn
GWS
Essendon
Gold Coast

Brownlow - Clayton Oliver
Coleman - Nick Larkey

Big call my man, I wouldn't have thought North Melbourne would win the Coleman.

Paying 41's atm, probably worth a little dabble, can kick bags in losses. Get a few wins on the board and anything can happen, from my limited knowledge of the NMFC it seems as though they have 3 main passages to goals.

Supreme optimism to win the Coleman...

[Lightning McQueen]

Touk Miller at 12's seems a good risk to take for the Brownlow, the dude looks like an animated character atm, he gave it a fair shake last year.

[The Ash Man]

Touk Miller at 12's seems a good risk to take for the Brownlow, the dude looks like an animated character atm, he gave it a fair shake last year.

I jumped on at 16s on Melbourne Cup Day after a decent win.

Hopefully they can win enough games

[MatteeG]

Possibility Fyfe plays as a permanent forward at some stage.....

He has the ability to whether they can afford him not in the midfield rotation.

Bloke cant hit the side of a barn with a set shot so would be counter productive IMO.

If Freo get to the point where he isnt in their starting lineup they'll go a fair way.