Fremantle take Sydney’s spot in third place after holding the Swans to
a draw at the SCG. The Dockers have been in very good form since the middle of
2012.
FALLING DOWN
Essendon drop further to 11th after losing at home to the 14th-ranked
Lions. Could the Dons’ lowly rank comparative to their ladder position looklike ‘genius’ after all?
ALSO OF NOTE
Hawthorn has now taken top spot on the AFL ladder, to go along with its
#1 ranking.
1 (Last week: 1) Hawthorn 35.5 (38.9)
2 (2) Geelong 22.3 (24.4)3 (4) Fremantle 20.8 (18.8)
4 (3) Sydney 19.1 (20.6)
5 (6) Adelaide 17.9 (15.5)
6 (5) West Coast 14.0 (15.6)
7 (8) Collingwood 12.5 (11.3)
8 (7) Carlton 11.0 (11.3)
9 (9) Richmond 9.6 (10.5)
10 (11) North Melbourne 5.8 (4.7)
11 (10) Essendon 4.6 (7.6)
12 (12) St. Kilda 2.1 (3.1)
13 (13) Port Adelaide -8.8 (-10.5)
14 (14) Brisbane -18.4 (-22.5)
15 (15) Gold Coast -22.5 (-24.1)
16 (16) Western Bulldogs -33.7 (-32.2)
17 (17) Melbourne -53.2 (-56.2)
18 (18) Greater Western Sydney -61.8 (-65.6)
2 comments:
Hi Troy,
Is the figure in brackets the previous weeks ranking points.
That's correct. Like Footy Maths a win won't necessarily get you a gain in points because it depends on the strength of the opposition.
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