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Looking for a big year from the Bombers - just once, I'd like a bit more luck on the injury side of things. If so, watch out!

Carlton up for a big year.

CMON YOU BLUEBAGGERS

Magpies to reclaim the premiership cup from the Cats..........AND successfully defend the NAB Cup

Sneak peek of the future: Here's what September 2012 will look like



Carn the Pies!!

didnt know malthouse was still their coach and davis was still on their list.
west coast to smash

not going to say a thing about the crows, still not sure the style Sanderson will play us boys so i will wait for the NAB cup before making any sort of prediction

Too hard to say anything yet in all reality. Just about all clubs are saying they will improve (apart from maybe Geelong)!

Geelong to quietly go about their business....finish top 4 with about 14 wins....then produce the goods in September!
Freo and the Bombers to surprise!

Geelong to go back to back

I just hope the crows and the power pull their fingers out this year and start playing some good footy again.

need a strong SA presence in the top half of the ladder again..........more likely to be crows than power though

sua7ez wrote:I just hope the crows and the power pull their fingers out this year and start playing some good footy again.

need a strong SA presence in the top half of the ladder again..........more likely to be crows than power though

Power looking like a rejuvenated side, They'll have a much better season I reckon.

Red-4-Life wrote:

sua7ez wrote:I just hope the crows and the power pull their fingers out this year and start playing some good footy again.

need a strong SA presence in the top half of the ladder again..........more likely to be crows than power though

Power looking like a rejuvenated side, They'll have a much better season I reckon.

they'd be even further ahead if the GWS didn't rob them of their priority picks for being wooden spooners

crap time to finish bottom..........although west coast finished bottom when GC got their picks and they went from bottom to reaching the preliminary final.........mind you they have the best ruck combination in the league with Cox/Naitianui which makes a big difference too

Red-4-Life wrote:

sua7ez wrote:I just hope the crows and the power pull their fingers out this year and start playing some good footy again.

need a strong SA presence in the top half of the ladder again..........more likely to be crows than power though

Power looking like a rejuvenated side, They'll have a much better season I reckon.

oh please

you wont get above 14th

Chelsea4thewin wrote:

Red-4-Life wrote:

sua7ez wrote:I just hope the crows and the power pull their fingers out this year and start playing some good footy again.

need a strong SA presence in the top half of the ladder again..........more likely to be crows than power though

Power looking like a rejuvenated side, They'll have a much better season I reckon.

oh please

you wont get above 14th

they just hope they don't become the first victims of GWS like they were for the Suns in their first season

how embarrassing

GOLD Coast Suns superstar Gary Ablett crashed through the $1 million mark last season - but the AFL won't reveal his exact salary.
Ablett and one other player pocketed more than $1 million last year, the first time in four years an AFL player has taken home a seven-figure pay packet.

In previous years the AFL has disclosed player salaries to within $100,000, but this year they have not done so for the two $1 million men.

Ablett was lured away from Geelong on a $8 million, six-year deal and is tipped to have earned as much as $1.8 million last season in a heavily front-ended deal.

The AFL has not named any players on its wages table, but Ablett is known to be one of the two $1 million men. The second could be Carlton captain Chris Judd or St Kilda's Nick Riewoldt.

Ablett's teammate and code jumper Karmichael Hunt pocketed a fortune to join the AFL, but it is unclear whether his salary, which includes a massive marketing component, is included in the bands released by the AFL today.

The average AFL salary in 2011 was $253,795, up from $249,239 the previous year.

Players are in line for another pay rise this season after signing off on a new collective bargaining agreement in November.

SUMMARY OF AFL PLAYER EARNINGS

$0-60,000 31 (2010: 40)

$60,001-100,000 114 (2010: 114)

$100,001-200,000 186 (2010: 161)

$100,001-200,000 186 (2010: 161)

$200,001-300,000 166 (2010: 160)

$300,001-400,000 94 (2010: 93)

$400,001-500,000 53 (2010: 45)

$500,001-600,000 20 (2010: 9)

$600,001-700,000 10 (2010:

$800,001-900,000 4 (2010: 2)

$900,001-1,000,000 1 (2010: 4)

$1,000,000-plus 2 (2010: 0)

Didn't they say the other player mentioned was nick riewoldt?

sua7ez wrote:Didn't they say the other player mentioned was nick riewoldt?

nah it was Chris Judd

Chelsea4thewin wrote:

sua7ez wrote:Didn't they say the other player mentioned was nick riewoldt?

nah it was Chris Judd

No it wasn't Judd.

It was Riewoldt.

talk about overpaid then

Judd's contract was front-loaded, so he would of got well over a million in his first couple of seasons, and now recieving probably well under a million for the next couple. Averages out to about a million a year!

Hoping the Bummers finish 11th

LFTWNG11 wrote:Judd's contract was front-loaded, so he would of got well over a million in his first couple of seasons, and now recieving probably well under a million for the next couple. Averages out to about a million a year!

Hoping the Bummers finish 11th

Who are they? Having trouble with spelling tests again?