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THREE blockbusters in Victoria headlining a mbadive AFL on Saturday for lap 18.
The Magpies can carve a spot in the top four with a win over Kangaroos, who also need to win to go back in the first eight. The battle of Essendon-Fremantle at the Etihad stadium is simply up for grabs for both teams looking to stay in touch with the final race. Geelong and Melbourne then face off at the end of the day in a tantalizing clash between two teams in the top eight. The Swans also welcome the Suns, while the Lions will seek to continue their good form against the Ravens in Brisbane.
"Upheaval of the Year": The Swans Implode
Sydney Jumped Through the Door and Slammed the Door Over the last three quarters, the Suns responded by emphatically and scored 11 goals to two to win their first win against Sydney 12.16 (88) to 8.16 (64)
The first victory was all the more remarkable as the Suns completed it on the road SCG
Sydney Implosion in Second and Third Quarter Will Leave Coach John Longmire Looking for Answers and Now Endangers "
The Last Time Swans Lost Five Matches SCG during a single season, it was in 2002.
For the Suns, the win gives them fourth place. for the season and attracts them to the level of the Brisbane Lions, a Although their percentage keeps them stuck in second place on the scale, the swans currently occupy fifth place on the scale, but could fall to the sixth place if the demons can overthrow Geelong on Saturday night.
The whole match was halted by the Suns as it had no impact on the scoreboard and was limited to only 15 outs.
Gold Coast just recorded the biggest surprise of the year. But that the Suns were 29 points behind in the quarter-time makes it so much more extraordinary. #AFLSwansSuns
– Adam White (@White_Adam) July 21, 2018
Sydney may miss the top 4 now. And a home elimination final for them does not look scary given the frequency with which they lost at SCG this year. Great result for Collingwood & Port Adelaide. #AFLSwansSuns
– Max Laughton (@maxlaughton) July 21, 2018
Pies run at the MCG
Collingwood had a day at the MCG against North Melbourne with a convincing victory over 20.10 (130) to 9.10 (64)
Brody Mihocek and Jordan de Goey opened the scoring with four goals each.
Captain Scott Pendlebury showed that the game still had no Taylor Adams added 28 touches and plated 10 tackles.
Victory places Collinwood in the top three and could see them finish the second round if the Bulldogs of the West can win against the West Coast Eagles
For North Melbourne, defeat places them at # 39, the gap of the first eight, despite the efforts of Shaun Higgins, keen Brownlow Medal
. badignments to add to his already stellar season.
Ruckman To dd Goldstein struggled all day, but was overtaken by his counterpart Brodie Grundy.
FT: @CollingwoodFC 20.10 (130) defeats @NMFCOfficial 9.10 (64). # AFLPiesNorth pic.twitter.com/9O9fjFnRZi
– AFL (@AFL) July 21, 2018
Suns burning demoralizing the swans
Sydney jumped doors and slammed the door six A goal in the first quarter to leave the Suns in its wake.
Since that time, the Suns have returned the script and kept the Swans only six behind while they kicked eight unanswered goals
. a remaining quarter at CIS, the Suns hold the lead from 9.12 (66) to 6.10 (46).
The beauty of footy. An entire nation on the Gold Coast at home in the last term as if it was their own team. #upset #AFLSwansSuns
– Ashley Browne (@hashbrowne) July 21, 2018
Norths puts the target on the head of young Demon
North Melbourne entered the scrum to make Demons star Angus Brayshaw a Roo in 2019.
Jay Clarke of the Herald Sun told Triple M that the Kangaroos have "a good look" at Brayshaw.
The news comes just a few days after it's been revealed. actively trying to tempt Jared Polec from Port Adelaide with a huge deal
According to SEN's Sam McClure, Polec received a significant, long-term Kangaroo bid, which would have grossed more than $ 700,000 a year.
Leigh Montagna of Triple M Triple M on Saturday, he believes Brayshaw would be worth at least the same salary of $ 700,000 that the Roos would have offered to Polec.
Brayshaw was named last year the most exciting talent of former coach Paul Roos – ahead of Clayton Oliver. ] BT "burned" in the live snub
gave him a beauty. Source: Getty Images
Dustin Martin is widely considered the king of "Do not Argue"
But he could have some competition from Toby Nankervis, who produced a superb "Do not argue" for himself with an incredible carefree television.
Nankervis was in the rooms of Richmond.
Coleman medalist Brian Taylor then approached the Tigers ruckman to comment on his weekly segment "Roaming Brian" after the game.
"Hey Toby," said Taylor at Channel 7 while he
But it seemed like Nankervis did not want to bar
"… does not want to do it, d? okay, okay, "said Taylor as Nankervis headed to the other side.
"He has" misfortunes "."
You could excuse Taylor for a nine-goal win would have made Nankervis a happy man
Well, apparently not.
Swan champion Jude Bolton seemed to enjoy it at least
Torched by Toby Nankervis! ? @BTBrianTaylor @ 7aflgameday
– Jude Bolton (@Jude_Bolton) July 20, 2018
– foxsports.com.au
A West Coast official apologizes
West Coast official Trevor Nisbett is excused "unreservedly" for this horrific episode
Peter Staples, integrity officer of the Eagles, was spotted. hands on a cameraman, who would have had a gentleman's agreement with the Eagles media director to capture footage of Nic Naitanui, who broke his flight after breaking his ACL during the Eagles' win against Collingwood the last week.
Staples reports has since contacted two cameramen and has apologized.
"We turned things upside down and put Pete in a very ordinary position, Nisbett said," Peter is extremely sorry, just like the club, and we apologize without reservation to those who have been offended. "
" It was our fault completely. We were responsible for all the things that happened.
He said that Staples was trying to handle a "very traumatized young man" at the airport
"It was Peter's only intention and he was mistaken terribly," says Nisbett. 19659002] "He knows he is very embarrbaded by the whole situation," said Nisbett. "We are extremely sorry for all this, we told everyone who wanted to ask for it and we told AFL."
A video clip of the West Coast was aired this week, telling a cameraman of "p *** off" while he was trying to film wounded star Nic Naitanui, who was on crutches and escorted into a car away from prying eyes.
It was revealed Monday night that Naitanui had broken his right anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), requiring a second knee reconstruction in three years.The ruckman missed all last season after breaking his left ACL.
The saints were embarrbaded Friday night horror
St Kilda went to Etihad Stadium on Friday night with great expectations and limped to the wrong end of a fierce AFL Lesson.
Richmond injured them in the first half on the way to a victory Regulatory re 54 points, bringing the month of the Saints' up-and-coming improvement to a shuddering halt. After winning three of their last four games, St Kilda has been shown how far they stay out of pace.
"We certainly got a footy lesson – in fact, we spent most of our time talking about Richmond with the players.," Said coach Alan Richardson. "No, we were not getting too early – they were too physical and too dynamic."
"So, it was disappointing."
"The return was why are they so consistently strong, even in their defeats? – they play in a certain way … I hope the players will have a clear idea of what this looks like. "Richardson said the Saints were confident that they could take him to Richmond, given the improvements in recent weeks.
"He says there's a gap, clearly, is not it – when a club like Richmond is at its best, we're not there yet," he said.
"I was expecting more." Richardson was pleased that the Saints were showing courage in the second half, but the damage was done.
Jack Steven gave the Saints a strong moment when he kicked an aspiring for the purpose of the year at the start.
Richardson said the outdoor volley was a shooter, but he was more interested in how that happened
"He wanted to do something about the situation. he has the opportunity, "said the coach.It's a bit like (what Dion) Prestia did throughout the match, as many of their midfielders have made for large parts of the game.
"They were too good for us." St Kilda Next Saturday, GWS and Richardson said they had to recover from Friday night's bad performance. not the baby with the bath water in the same way as our foot, "he said.
" We think that there was a lot more harm than reason. " Richardson says Nathan Freeman is still a chance for him – senior senior debut, but added that it depends on the midfielder injured by the injury being able to move some of their AFL side.
– AAP
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