Think AFL is predictable? Look at the weekend's results

By Michael C / Roar Guru

On Friday morning’s radio SEN morning show, hosts Timmy Watson, Anthony Hudson and Dermott Brereton previewed the weekend’s round of matches. Feeling a bunch of one-sided predictable games was on offer, they tried to identify the most likely upset – if any.

Rattling through the games, Watson in particular responded: “No”, “No”, “No”. Come North Vs Hawthorn, with Hawthorn considered favourites, Brereton thought, “Yes.”

Watson over-ruled with a firm “No.”

Come the Anzac Day match of Collingwood Vs Essendon, Watson with black and red blinkers, was pretty confident that Essendon might be the best chance of a weekend upset.

Ah, the delicious irony then that the Bombers were put to the sword right from the start and given a ten goal thrashing.

Along the way, the upsets were stacking up, as Melbourne clobbered previously unbeaten Brisbane; Port got up over the previously unbeaten Saints; North held on over Hawthorn in Launceston; and on Monday, Carlton shocked Geelong.

Heck, even Richmond showed early form kicking out to a five goal lead early against home favourites, Freo.

Yep,it was just another predictable round of AFL matches.

The Crowd Says:

2010-04-27T00:11:24+00:00

Redb

Roar Guru


I'm not looking at my tips - it will be ugly. Funny round really, a lot of the games looked on form as being uneven. next round is a far better set of match ups. Carlton v Collingwood could see 85,000 - 90,000.

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