SA Footy

tnt wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Sportsbet are the first out with a market -

Port $3.50
Norwood $4.50
WWT $4.50
Adelaide $6.50
North $8
South $9
Sturt $10
West $12
Centrals $21
Glenelg $34 ]

Eagles now favourite

WWT $2.60
Norwood $3.00
Port 4.25
West, South $10.00
Sturt $31
Doggies : $51
Adelaide $81
North, Glenelg $251

I'm amazed North & Glenelg are the same odds







We have a far better chance of lifting the flag

Centrals chances have definately firmed now. Crows are taking an extended side over to Perth Saturday night incase players are not in the right frame of mind to play.
Dogs to potentially face the weakest Crows side ever fielded

Jim05 wrote:Centrals chances have definately firmed now. Crows are taking an extended side over to Perth Saturday night incase players are not in the right frame of mind to play.
Dogs to potentially face the weakest Crows side ever fielded

Got to be in the Finals to have a chance Jim - and we are far from guaranteed that at this stage.

On your second point - reckon we already hold that mantle based on the team they put out a month or so ago against us.

Jim05 wrote:Centrals chances have definately firmed now. Crows are taking an extended side over to Perth Saturday night incase players are not in the right frame of mind to play.
Dogs to potentially face the weakest Crows side ever fielded

"Not in the right frame of mind" WTF aren't they supposed to be professionals

That's why the Gayfl cancers should not be anywhere near the finals, it's just a toy comp for them.
When is the SANFL going to face facts and give us a small slice of integrity back?

holden78 wrote:That's why the Gayfl cancers should not be anywhere near the finals, it's just a toy comp for them.
When is the SANFL going to face facts and give us a small slice of integrity back?

Everyone knows my stance on these intruders but I can fully understand their reasons this week and dont have an issue with it

johntheclaret wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Centrals chances have definately firmed now. Crows are taking an extended side over to Perth Saturday night incase players are not in the right frame of mind to play.
Dogs to potentially face the weakest Crows side ever fielded

"Not in the right frame of mind" WTF aren't they supposed to be professionals

Why shouldn't they be entitled to bereavement leave like every other worker in this country?

Grahaml wrote:

johntheclaret wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Centrals chances have definately firmed now. Crows are taking an extended side over to Perth Saturday night incase players are not in the right frame of mind to play.
Dogs to potentially face the weakest Crows side ever fielded

"Not in the right frame of mind" WTF aren't they supposed to be professionals

Why shouldn't they be entitled to bereavement leave like every other worker in this country?

Agreed, 2 or 3 days a year like the rest of us for close relatives. I'm sure they are entitled to that.

johntheclaret wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Centrals chances have definately firmed now. Crows are taking an extended side over to Perth Saturday night incase players are not in the right frame of mind to play.
Dogs to potentially face the weakest Crows side ever fielded

"Not in the right frame of mind" WTF aren't they supposed to be professionals

Is this a joke? Professional sportsmen so they have no feelings or emotions? Pull your head in and have some respect

johntheclaret wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Centrals chances have definately firmed now. Crows are taking an extended side over to Perth Saturday night incase players are not in the right frame of mind to play.
Dogs to potentially face the weakest Crows side ever fielded

"Not in the right frame of mind" WTF aren't they supposed to be professionals

Seriously? Being a professional in any field doesn't exclude you from being human. Pretty average comment IMO.

Booney wrote:

johntheclaret wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Centrals chances have definately firmed now. Crows are taking an extended side over to Perth Saturday night incase players are not in the right frame of mind to play.
Dogs to potentially face the weakest Crows side ever fielded

"Not in the right frame of mind" WTF aren't they supposed to be professionals

Seriously? Being a professional in any field doesn't exclude you from being human. Pretty average comment IMO.

Yep, there's a few twits on here you would expect a comment like that from, not this bloke...

My Apologies to all.

I hadn't put the two things together. I thought the "frame of mind" comment was about travelling to Perth.
Now I understand what was meant, of course they would be affected by what's happened to the coach.

I think engaging brain before typing is a lesson harshly learned in this case.

johntheclaret wrote:My Apologies to all.

I hadn't put the two things together. I thought the "frame of mind" comment was about travelling to Perth.
Now I understand what was meant, of course they would be affected by what's happened to the coach.

I think engaging brain before typing is a lesson harshly learned in this case.

Like westcoastpanther, I too thought it was a bit strange something like that coming from you, given your pretty sensible track record on here.

Perhaps a few of us on here might benefit from reviewing the concept of "benefit of the doubt" from time to time, myself included.

StrayDog wrote:

johntheclaret wrote:My Apologies to all.

I hadn't put the two things together. I thought the "frame of mind" comment was about travelling to Perth.
Now I understand what was meant, of course they would be affected by what's happened to the coach.

I think engaging brain before typing is a lesson harshly learned in this case.

Like westcoastpanther, I too thought it was a bit strange something like that coming from you, given your pretty sensible track record on here.

Perhaps a few of us on here might benefit from reviewing the concept of "benefit of the doubt" from time to time, myself included.

Dont sweat too much on it.

So back to the topic for a second now. Norwood dropping away on recent form is fair enough but Port? Hmmm not sure why the love at this stage, I dont think they are going super well. Taking into account the AFL side season could be over tonight and then they'll start sending guys off for surgery and further weakening therd reserves side.

stan wrote:

StrayDog wrote:

johntheclaret wrote:My Apologies to all.

I hadn't put the two things together. I thought the "frame of mind" comment was about travelling to Perth.
Now I understand what was meant, of course they would be affected by what's happened to the coach.

I think engaging brain before typing is a lesson harshly learned in this case.

Like westcoastpanther, I too thought it was a bit strange something like that coming from you, given your pretty sensible track record on here.

Perhaps a few of us on here might benefit from reviewing the concept of "benefit of the doubt" from time to time, myself included.

Dont sweat too much on it.

So back to the topic for a second now. Norwood dropping away on recent form is fair enough but Port? Hmmm not sure why the love at this stage, I dont think they are going super well. Taking into account the AFL side season could be over tonight and then they'll start sending guys off for surgery and further weakening therd reserves side.

Or they'll stack the reserves side.

CENTURION wrote:

stan wrote:

StrayDog wrote:

johntheclaret wrote:My Apologies to all.

I hadn't put the two things together. I thought the "frame of mind" comment was about travelling to Perth.
Now I understand what was meant, of course they would be affected by what's happened to the coach.

I think engaging brain before typing is a lesson harshly learned in this case.

Like westcoastpanther, I too thought it was a bit strange something like that coming from you, given your pretty sensible track record on here.

Perhaps a few of us on here might benefit from reviewing the concept of "benefit of the doubt" from time to time, myself included.

Dont sweat too much on it.

So back to the topic for a second now. Norwood dropping away on recent form is fair enough but Port? Hmmm not sure why the love at this stage, I dont think they are going super well. Taking into account the AFL side season could be over tonight and then they'll start sending guys off for surgery and further weakening therd reserves side.

Or they'll stack the reserves side.

Possibly but I couldn't see that happening as they have crap depth and if there are a few out they couldn't afford to have too many out of the AFL side.

After this weekend Krakeour and Colqhoun must be close to qualified for the Magpies.

holden78 wrote:That's why the Gayfl cancers should not be anywhere near the finals, it's just a toy comp for them.
When is the SANFL going to face facts and give us a small slice of integrity back?

Watch out if the Power miss the finals but the Magpies qualify, this is the nightmare scenario for the SANFL, AFL players must have a mandatory 8 week break between seasons and the Magpies going deep into September will mean many of their development players will have delayed starts to the 2016 preseason UNLESS they pull them out of the SANFL finals....stay tuned.

Latest odds thanks to sportsbet.com.au, feel free to join up through our banner on the home page and have a crack:

Eagles $3.00
Norwood $3.25
Power Reserves $4.00
South $7.00
West $12.00
Sturt $26.00
Crows Reserves $41.00
Central $81.00

Wedgie wrote:Latest odds thanks to sportsbet.com.au, feel free to join up through our banner on the home page and have a crack:

Eagles $3.00
Norwood $3.25
Power Reserves $4.00
South $7.00
West $12.00
Sturt $26.00
Crows Reserves $41.00
Central $81.00

fantastic! I'm putting $100 on us!