- Fri 23/7, 7.10PTA
COL97
69 - Sat 24/7, 1.45CAR
NM77
116 - Sat 24/7, 3.10BRI
GC120
71 - Sat 24/7, 4.35WCE
STK94
86 - Sat 24/7, 7.25MEL
WBD65
85 - Sat 24/7, 7.40ADE
HAW102
83 - Sun 25/7, 12.30SYD
FRE98
58 - Sun 25/7, 3.20GEE
RIC95
57 - Sun 25/7, 6.10ESS
GWS53
66 - Fri 30/7, 7.50ESS
SYD
- Sat 31/7, 1.45NM
GEE
- Sat 31/7, 3.20HAW
BRI
- Sat 31/7, 4.35STK
CAR
- Sat 31/7, 7.25GC
MEL
- Sat 31/7, 7.40WBD
ADE
- Sun 1/8, 1.10GWS
PTA
- Sun 1/8, 2.10COL
WCE
- Sun 1/8, 5.10FRE
RIC
Early 2009 fantasy preview: Port Adelaide
- Updated: October 4, 2008
Chad Cornes (86/13) has to be a lock. Has to be. Come on. It’s Chad.
Kane Cornes (98/22), not so much… I don’t think he’s a lock to be in the top 6 mids any more. He’s going to be traded into a lot of sides halfway through the year on reputation, I’m tipping. I think Domenic Cassisi (92/21), Steven Salopek (94/15) and Travis Boak (83/17) have already stepped up. Danyle Pearce (74/21), sadly, is no longer relevant.
The only possible value in the forwards is in the young brothers: Matthew Westhoff (51/3) and Marlon Motlop (55/2) are highly likely to be discounted down to a point where they edge along the outskirts of fantasy relevance, if only as bench cash cows.
As for the rest of the team, I think we’ll have to look to the draft for any value… that #4 pick in particular.
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