Daniel RogersRound 6
May 2nd 2012 07:56
Welcome back for another great weekend of AFL football! A few upsets last weekend, left me with just 6 tips out of 9.
We kick things off for round 6 on Friday night with the Bulldogs taking on Collingwood. The Dogs are coming off a comfortable win over Greater Western Sydney in Canberra, winning the inaugural Prime Minister's Cup, while Collingwood have had a 9 day break after their narrow 1 point ANZAC Day victory against Essendon. Collingwood seem to have found their winning formula again.
Collingwood by 6 goals
Saturday in the early game, Essendon host Brisbane at Docklands. Essendon have had a 10 day break after their 1 point loss to Collingwood on ANZAC Day, while Brisbane are coming off a grueling loss in torrential conditions against Geelong. Brisbane will be glad for the roof, but Essendon are too good.
Essendon by 7 goals
Saturday afternoon we cruise down the Princes Highway to Cardinia Park where Geelong host Melbourne. It's going to be a massacre at the Cattery. Geelong beat Brisbane in torrential rain in Brisbane, while Melbourne gave St. Kilda a run for their money before going down by three goals.
Geelong by 10 goals
Saturday twilight is up at Carrara Stadium, where the Suns take on Fremantle. The Suns had a big loss to North Melbourne, while the Dockers went down at home narrowly to Carlton.
Fremantle by 6 goals
Saturday night starts at the MCG with the Saints and the Hawks. St. Kilda struggled to get over Melbourne, while the Hawks gave up a huge half time lead against Sydney down in Launceston to lose by 6 goals.
Hawthorn by 4 goals
Meanwhile up in Sydney, the Swans take on the Crows. The Swans are soaring with five straight wins after their upset, come from behind victory against Hawthorn, while Adelaide are coming off a showdown win against Port Adelaide.
Sydney by 8 goals
The Sunday early game is Carlton and the Giants. Carlton are coming off a win against Fremantle in Perth, while the Giants suffered a big loss to the Bulldogs. A win isn't far away for GWS, but it definitely isn't this week.
Carlton by 10 goals
Sunday afternoon in Adelaide, Port Adelaide take on the Tigers. Richmond have been looking better and better every week, after fighting to the end against West Coast, eventually going down by 10 points, while Port went down to Adelaide in the Showdown.
Richmond by 2 goals
Finally in the late game, West Coast take on North Melbourne at Subiaco. West Coast had to fight to beat Richmond, while the Roos cruised against Gold Coast.
West Coast by 5 goals
6 last week, and 35 for the year so far.
Here's hoping your team wins, unless I tipped against them! Happy Tipping!
We kick things off for round 6 on Friday night with the Bulldogs taking on Collingwood. The Dogs are coming off a comfortable win over Greater Western Sydney in Canberra, winning the inaugural Prime Minister's Cup, while Collingwood have had a 9 day break after their narrow 1 point ANZAC Day victory against Essendon. Collingwood seem to have found their winning formula again.
Collingwood by 6 goals
Saturday in the early game, Essendon host Brisbane at Docklands. Essendon have had a 10 day break after their 1 point loss to Collingwood on ANZAC Day, while Brisbane are coming off a grueling loss in torrential conditions against Geelong. Brisbane will be glad for the roof, but Essendon are too good.
Essendon by 7 goals
Saturday afternoon we cruise down the Princes Highway to Cardinia Park where Geelong host Melbourne. It's going to be a massacre at the Cattery. Geelong beat Brisbane in torrential rain in Brisbane, while Melbourne gave St. Kilda a run for their money before going down by three goals.
Geelong by 10 goals
Saturday twilight is up at Carrara Stadium, where the Suns take on Fremantle. The Suns had a big loss to North Melbourne, while the Dockers went down at home narrowly to Carlton.
Fremantle by 6 goals
Saturday night starts at the MCG with the Saints and the Hawks. St. Kilda struggled to get over Melbourne, while the Hawks gave up a huge half time lead against Sydney down in Launceston to lose by 6 goals.
Hawthorn by 4 goals
Meanwhile up in Sydney, the Swans take on the Crows. The Swans are soaring with five straight wins after their upset, come from behind victory against Hawthorn, while Adelaide are coming off a showdown win against Port Adelaide.
Sydney by 8 goals
The Sunday early game is Carlton and the Giants. Carlton are coming off a win against Fremantle in Perth, while the Giants suffered a big loss to the Bulldogs. A win isn't far away for GWS, but it definitely isn't this week.
Carlton by 10 goals
Sunday afternoon in Adelaide, Port Adelaide take on the Tigers. Richmond have been looking better and better every week, after fighting to the end against West Coast, eventually going down by 10 points, while Port went down to Adelaide in the Showdown.
Richmond by 2 goals
Finally in the late game, West Coast take on North Melbourne at Subiaco. West Coast had to fight to beat Richmond, while the Roos cruised against Gold Coast.
West Coast by 5 goals
6 last week, and 35 for the year so far.
Here's hoping your team wins, unless I tipped against them! Happy Tipping!
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