(82%) Bombers (11.13 79) Magpies (12.23 95) (18%)
(85%) Power (14.12 96) Saints (6.7 43) (15%)
(6%) Tigers (11.10 76) Eagles (14.15 99) (94%)
(35%) Blues (18.16 124) Lions (21.10 136) (65%)
(97%) Swans (17.7 109) Demons (8.12 60) (3%)
(35%) Hawks (13.15 93) Bulldogs (16.14 110) (65%)
(87%) Cats (15.12 102) Kangaroos (18.10 118) (12%)
(54%) Dockers (7.16 58) Crows (8.9 [...]
Entries from April 2007
Monday’s Expert, Round 5 AFL tipping
April 30th, 2007 by Five · No Comments
Tags: AFL
Sydney FC 3 - Persik Kediri 0, Adelaide 0 - Seognam Ilhwa 1
April 26th, 2007 by Leinad · 6 Comments
…And Group E is blown wide open! as Sydney hack their way through a stacked Kediri defense to ram home three unanswered goals while Urawa and Shanghai slogged out a goalless stalemate at Yuanshen Stadium. The top spot is now anyone’s with Urawa (8), Sydney (7) and Persik (6) separated by a single point each. [...]
NRL round 7 preview and tipping thread
April 25th, 2007 by Shaun · 11 Comments
Round 7 of the NRL gets off to an early start due to the Anzac Day game between the Roosters and the Dragons. I must admit that I’m a little disappointed with the NRL and its scheduling. There is no game scheduled for Thursday! What am I supposed to do tomorrow with no league to [...]
Tags: Rugby League · Uncategorized
Sydney FC vs Persik Kediri @ Parramatta Stadium preview
April 23rd, 2007 by Leinad · 2 Comments
With Branko Culina now officially installed as coach, Sydney FC face off against their third-round banana skin, Persik Kediri, the dark horses of Group E, this time on home soil.
At the start of this competition, most pundits picked Urawa Red Diamonds and Shanghai Shenhua as Sydney’s main rivals for top spot, with Persik Kediri [...]
‘Play football like when you were a kid’
April 23rd, 2007 by Five · 2 Comments
Enough about tipping. It’s the ANZAC week, and that always stirs my emotions. I will spend the morning laying a wreath and then will come home to watch the Essendon-Collingwood game. It’s a day James Hird has made his own, and as it may be the last season we will ever see him play, it’s [...]
Tags: AFL · Children and sport · Culture
Tennis Australia’s attention deficit problem
April 23rd, 2007 by Phil · 5 Comments
Apparently Tennis has a problem, participation rates and the game at grass roots levels are in decline, so Tennis Australia has gone to plan B.
Tennis Australia has witnessed a loss of interest in the game by people who played as children. Their parents passed the game on to them, but they were not passing [...]
Tags: Tennis
AFL Round 5 - tip experiments
April 23rd, 2007 by Five · 3 Comments
One week is barely over before the next begins, but it’s Anzac Day on Wednesday, which means my favourite football day of the year!!
Here are my tips, and odds.
(78% / $1.40) Bombers v Magpies ($2.80 / 22%)
(81% / $1.55) Power v Saints ($2.30 / 19%)
(10% / $4.50) Tigers v Eagles ($1.16 / 90%)
(36% / $1.85) Blues v Lions ($1.85 [...]
Tags: AFL
Mondays’ Expert - Round 4
April 23rd, 2007 by Five · No Comments
My tipping is discussed elsewhere, but here are the results:
(23%) Tigers (14.16 100) Bulldogs (20.12 132) (77%)
(68%) Magpies (9.12 66) Power (12.12 84) (32%)
(75%) Saints (9.14 68) Bombers (15.9 99) (25%)
(13%) Kangaroos (12.15 87) Lions (8.15 63) (87%)
(60%) Crows (9.7 61) Swans (5.14 44) (40%)
(25%) Hawks (10.16 76) Cats (9.18 72) (75%)
(26%) Demons (13.14 92) [...]
Tags: AFL
Australia in the Asian Champions League: half-time review
April 20th, 2007 by Leinad · 2 Comments
With three of six matches played, it seems fitting to take a breather and assess Australia’s inaugural ACL campaign. Due to the vagaries of Asian Football Confederation deadlines Aussie teams are stuck in a one-year lag, with the Premiers (Adelaide United) and Champions (Sydney FC) of the previous season competing in this year’s cup. Consequently [...]
This is how you should really sledge
April 20th, 2007 by Five · No Comments
No need to mention girlies in the latest Nicholson animation.
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