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Why is this problem only occurring now though? RIchmond have been wearing a clash jumper against Port since 2010, and have only now been told it isn’t good enough. Port deserve to wear their home jumper in a ‘home’ final but Richmond should be wearing their clash jumper. Also, hasn’t the AFL told Port that they need to wear white shorts. If this is the case, surely Richmond should have to wear white shorts with their jumper for this game, considering Port have been shunted around enough.
A home jumper for a home final - Port Adelaide denied their right
Should all be close games and can be won by either teams. Not confident tipping this week at all.
Swans in a tight one. <2 goals. It should be a wet, dour, contested ball type game. Think Fremantle's defensive outs will cost them in the end.
Hawthorn by 4 kicks over Geelong. Hawthorn have figured out how to beat Geelong (when it matters) and should take comfort in their round 22 win.
Essendon by 10 in the battle of the inconsistent sides. I think that they will use last year as motivation to win a final.
Port by 3 goals. Richmond have to tire soon, don't they? and Port have a great amount of class especially when compared to the tigers.
2014 AFL finals week 1: expert tips, predictions
beny, They also didn’t make the finals in 2003.
Sydney Swans get the job done every time
I think this shows the depth of talent in the Swans midfield. To have a guy like Mitchell not consistently playing first team footy is such an asset to the swans and is something that every other club would kill for. It seems that Mitchell would be one of the first names picked in almost every other club’s 22.
Mitchell out for Dockers clash but still firmly on the Swans' radar