Will June decide our season?

[one-eyed]

The Herald-Sun has us winning 2 out of our next 3 over the upcoming month.


RICHMOND

Ladder position: 6th (7-4)

Next month: Geelong (home), Adelaide (away), BYE, St Kilda (away)

A shock loss to the Roos sees the Tigers at a crossroads before their bye in Round 14.

Richmond has a difficult fortnight ahead up against the ladder leaders and the Crows in Adelaide. Winning one of these matches will be a good result with their young side.

Star forward Jack Riewoldt (PCL), ruckman Toby Nankervis (adductor) and Jayden Short are at least a month away and will be welcome additions at the back-end of the season.

Until then, their young stars will need to continue to fire.

End of June prediction: (9-5)

-Dan Batten

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/five-week-forecast-your-clubs-next-month-rated/news-story/66733ad173f5e228cc32b26cffa823ea

[pmac21]

Should beat the Crows but if Saints are at Etihad 50/50 or worse for us. 

[pmac21]

we will beat the cats this week by the way

[Gracie]

I will take 9 and 5 with 8 rounds to go and the majority of the 8 games left at the MCG. Our % is shot so probably need to be a minimum 14 and 8 at the end of the home and away

[Diocletian]

Who's June? 

[one-eyed]

Port are home to Geelong, Essendon are away to West Coast and St Kilda host Brisbane this week.

If either of the first two win or St Kilda has % boosting win over the Lions then we'll be outside of the Eight  .

GE   12   44   151.3
GW   13   36   132.9
CW   12   36   127.5
AD   13   32   115.1
WC   12   32   103.0
FR   12   28   110.7
BL   12   28   103.1
RI   13   28   92.0
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PA   12   24   107.6
ES   12   24   104.8
SK   12   24   87.0

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