In this week's rankings, Carlton move up to second after their massive win in Brisbane, replacing Collingwood, who fall to fourth place.
The rankings suggest that next week's match between the Blues and Pies is essentially a flip of the coin though, with very little separating them, as well as Hawthorn and West Coast. Geelong remain on top by about a two-goal margin.
1 (1) Geelong 46.2 (46.8)
2 (4) Carlton 33.7 (27.6)
3 (3) Hawthorn 32.2 (31.0)
4 (2) Collingwood 31.7 (33.6)
5 (5) West Coast 29.3 (24.7)
6 (6) St. Kilda 16.6 (13.2)
7 (7) Sydney 9.4 (11.1)
8 (8) North Melbourne 8.7 (1.3)
9 (9) Western Bulldogs -6.4 (-6.4)
10 (10) Essendon -10.3 (-9.9)
11 (12) Richmond -12.2 (-16.0)
12 (14) Fremantle -15.3 (-18.6)
13 (11) Brisbane -15.6 (-12.1)
14 (13) Adelaide -16.2 (-18.5)
15 (15) Melbourne -36.9 (-33.4)
16 (16) Port Adelaide -39.4 (-42.2)
17 (18) Gold Coast -50.9 (-50.5)
18 (17) Greater Western Sydney -55.0 (-49.2)
2 comments:
and it looks like my Tigers keep on improving!!
Yes, the final margin of 21 points against Collingwood was low enough to move them up a bit.
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