Well here we have it.
A bit disappointing now with 4 less teams, if you're one of the non-submitted teams and you think you did submit a team fire me an email and I'll try figure it out. Amended Ted's Raiders who did in fact submit a team on Friday morning.
The race is still open as we head to Grand Final week with only approx. 1000 points seperating 1st and 14th, or the equivalent of 250 raw points. Hard to make up 250 points but not impossible.
Goodgoodgood Guys swept the league this week with most points scored for the week, most overall, and most raw points, and it looks like the fewer risks that are taken the higher the scores.
Marcz Sharkz took the biggest leap up the ladder and sits in a very good position to challenge for top honours.
As coach of Flash and Co. I can safely say I have not taken any chances on uniques for the whole finals series and it looks like it could pay off.
Cox was a thorn in everyones side so didnt matter too much this week, well except for Eagles supporters as his output was largely limited.
Swan did his usual accumulation of points and served up a tasty 732 for those that captained him.
Waters was the highest scorer of the round and found his way into most team line-ups with a much needed 420 (140) but it was in vain as the West Coast fairytale ended.
Collingwood were lucky, Hawthorn unfortunate as the pies served up a lacklustre display but still managed to sneak into the much anticipated final game of Geelong vs Collingwood. First vs second in what will hopefully be two powerhouses going all out in a beauty of a game.
A maximum of 12 pies and 12 cats for this week. A lot of hard decisions to be made after the first 5 or 6 picks from each team and captain choices could decide the whole competition.
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