Afl 2003 Chat:

TORONTO-VIGILANTE

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"...Quo fas et gloria ducunt..."
well if my notes are correct, methinks the AFL season will be starting march 28th....wouldn't mind starting some early chat about this upcoming season.....

as always, help from everyone is greatly appreciated.

my years gone by season recap:

man, it seems like a LONG time ago when i first found out about AFL......:D

2001 season record for ML's : 41 - 14

2002 season record for ML's : 5 - 1
(this season was really interrupted by me looking for my new house, and getting my wedding planned.....)
 

ChuckyTheGoat

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Real nice record! Sweet!

When I hear "AFL", I think of Joe Namath, Weeb Eubank, and Ed/Steve Sabol from the old AFL Films. I can never quite figure out what AFL is nowadays. But if it's $, it's all good.

Best of luck on a good season.
 

PAWAQATSI

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Mate....that is a very impressive 2001 record. Especially from so far away. What was the Fave / dog split roughly on that year?

I personally don't know of any site that has the spread stats but someone like MrChristo can probably head you in the right direction.

I will be rolling in soon with my AFL system line plays that have averaged 64.5% strike rate for the past 6 seasons. Also working on a 'doggie sytem' that has averaged 56% for the past 6 tracked seasons. Both are very good compounders for the seasons to come. Just fine tuning the latter as we speak!! More when we get closer to the season proper.

Roll on season '03!!!!

:D
 

TORONTO-VIGILANTE

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"...Quo fas et gloria ducunt..."
I will be rolling in soon with my AFL system line plays that have averaged 64.5% strike rate for the past 6 seasons.

yes, i remember your system well last season....
:D

in regards to my record in 2001.....they were only MONEYLINES....meaning all i had to do was pick the winner....the odds were very low on some of the plays....

i hope to get more knowledgable about spreads and such in the AFL...that 's why i'm picking everyone's brain.....

in regards to my moneyline dawgs and faves in 2001.....
i think i basically played on great home teams and against freemantle and west coast and st. kilda that year.....;)
 

TORONTO-VIGILANTE

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"...Quo fas et gloria ducunt..."
I can never quite figure out what AFL is nowadays.

AUSSIE RULES FOOTBALL!!!!!! YEAH!!!!

i can say, i've impressed ALOT of nice touring "FIT" australian univeristy gals in toronto by knowing about AFL and dropping names of certain cities.....
:D :eek: :toast: :kiss: :brows: :jump: moon1 :canada1 :hail :yup
 

TORONTO-VIGILANTE

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"...Quo fas et gloria ducunt..."
here's some quotes from the some peeps that have followed the canadian team religiously:

"I do agree with an earlier comment that Canada has the potential to upset a team or two. Canada is not as bad as a lot of people feel they are. I have watched a lot of cricket in UK and Canada and feel that the only problem will be lack of match practice.

Talent wise they can on a good day play hard against any team. Unfortunately they have not played a game for the last four months which is really sad. But yes they do have a few 'very good' players. "
Colin, Toronto
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The matches Canada will play against strong teams will be a one sided affair and certainly won't be much fun to watch. I wish the ICC would acknowledge this and only include teams which have a realistic chance of winning the World Cup.

I understand that ICC is doing this to promote cricket in countries which don't play cricket, but they should think about the spectators too!
Nnadit, Toronto
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Would love to see Canada pull an upset--- but our chances of doing that are on a par with England winning the Cup.
Alex, Sudbury
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Having worked at the qualifying tournament held in Toronto and seen most of the countries represented, it is my impression that Canada has little chance of success.

The squad selection shows once again that there is too much "internal politics" in Canadian cricket and until this is eradicated they will neither attract sponsorship, good administrators or improve playing standards at international level.

It is a great shame as so much talent is present even though it is such a minority sport. Recognition of The Toronto Cricket Academy is the first step for the future.
Irvin Morris, Somerset,England
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Having played in Toronto's Premier League for the last five seasons, I can safely say that Canada are talented. Yes there should have been players like Muneeb Divan and Ahmed Panbhaya for experience, but still there are some very good players to watch out for such as Davison, Harris, Bagai, Sanjayan, Billciff, Degroot and Seebaran.

Watch out guys... Canada might upset a team or two. Remember that Canada had beaten India in a game in 1997 during Sahara. Plus, Canada had India on the ropes at 83 for 7 in the Commonwealth Games.

They have also beaten a couple of first class teams in WI. They beat WI A in Canada this year. The way Davison is performing for SA in the Pura Cup this year, (current highest wicket-taker) who knows what will happen?
Mau, Toronto
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That's what happens when you start thinking about fit Aussie student girls!!! You forget which thread you're posting on!!!

:D :p ;) :moon:
 
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