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HERALDSUN.COM.AU FRIDAY, MAY 29, 2015 AFL 79 ROUND 9 SUPERTIPPING CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN Five picks as skipper this week 49 49 48 47 47 47 AVERAGE PAST THREE GAMES v OPPONENT 1 Scott Pendlebury Mid 149 $598,600 2 Jobe Watson Mid 134 $516,400 JON MICHAEL JON KEVIN DERMOTT BIANCA Joel Selwood Mid $517,300 RALPH WARNER ANDERSON BARTLETT BRERETON CHATFIELD 3 123 Sydney 126 Sydney 103 Sydney 49 Sydney 50 Sydney 69 Sydney 50 4 Sam Mitchell Mid 117 $557,800 Hawthorn 118 Hawthorn 94 Hawthorn 39 Hawthorn 50 Hawthorn 78 Hawthorn 24 5 Nat Fyfe Mid 116 $659,900 Port Adelaide 8 Port Adelaide 3 Port Adelaide 29 Port Adelaide 24 Port Adelaide 15 Port Adelaide 17 GWS Giants 19 GWS Giants 2 GWS Giants 10 GWS Giants 10 GWS Giants 12 GWS Giants 2 Richmond 8 Richmond 7 Richmond 12 Richmond 12 Richmond 2 Richmond 10 JOIN NOW! heraldsun.com.au Fremantle 6 Fremantle 35 Fremantle 14 Fremantle 14 Fremantle 45 Fremantle 13 Brisbane Lions 8 Brisbane Lions 5 Brisbane Lions 4 Brisbane Lions 6 Brisbane Lions 9 Brisbane Lions 2 North Melbourne 8 North Melbourne 1 Collingwood 13 North Melbourne 8 Collingwood 1 North Melbourne 11 West Coast 17 West Coast 9 Geelong 2 Geelong 12 Geelong 3 West Coast 9 Enjoy Rocky? LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 47 47 47 47 47 47 Buddy wiser CONTROL c, control v. SAM LANDSBERGER SHANE SCOTT 2014 BRUCE GLENN DARYL TIM The old copy-paste trick CRAWFORD GULLAN WINNER MATTHEWS McFARLANE TIMMS WATSON would have sufficed for this That spells a Swans goalfest Sydney 40 Sydney 66 Sydney 39 Sydney 45 Sydney 72 Sydney 57 week’s SuperCoach column. leading into a Round 12 bye, Hawthorn 24 Hawthorn 65 Hawthorn 35 Hawthorn 65 Hawthorn 44 Hawthorn 68 All it required was a simple where Franklin can rest a sore Port Adelaide 17 Port Adelaide 16 Port Adelaide 10 Port Adelaide 10 Port Adelaide 23 Port Adelaide 14 name change. ankle he’s been carrying, but GWS Giants 24 Western Bulldogs 1 GWS Giants 18 GWS Giants 7 GWS Giants 49 GWS Giants 21 Last week we alerted you to which didn’t stop him bagging Richmond 13 Essendon 7 Essendon 15 Richmond 6 Essendon 5 Essendon 7 the biggest bargain in Super- 5.5 against the Cats this month. Fremantle 21 Fremantle 9 Fremantle 28 Fremantle 17 Fremantle 22 Fremantle 27 Coach history — Tom Rockliff And forget James Frawley’s Brisbane Lions 13 Brisbane Lions 11 Brisbane Lions 12 Brisbane Lions 14 Brisbane Lions 39 Brisbane Lions 19 at $450,000 — and until stingy negating job last week, North Melbourne 17 Collingwood 2 Collingwood 19 Collingwood 1 North Melbourne 7 North Melbourne 11 7.50pm tonight you can nab a Bud will be front and centre as West Coast 15 Geelong 8 West Coast 24 West Coast 8 West Coat 33 West Coast 28 carbon copy. it starts raining big scores. LAST WEEK 5 LAST WEEK 5 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 His name is Lance Franklin, Franklin sits on 20 goals his price is $447,100 and the and, in pursuit of his fourth Swans’ next three opponents Coleman Medal, will be eyeing 46 46 46 45 45 45 are Carlton, Gold Coast and some big returns to soar up the 12th-placed North Melbourne. leaderboard. The Blues have conceded 19 Franklin’s highest Super- and 22 goals in the past two Coach score the season is only GRANT JAY DAVID JONATHAN SAM GERARD games and Suns defenders 119 — against Geelong — but BAKER CLARK KING BROWN EDMUND WHATELEY have watched 20, 21 and 19 he’s got a host of SCG games Sydney 35 Sydney 45 Sydney 50 Sydney 55 Sydney 21 Sydney 40 goals sail over their heads in coming up. Hawthorn 21 Hawthorn 60 Hawthorn 70 Hawthorn 80 Hawthorn 45 Hawthorn 60 the past three matches. Rockliff was a steal last Port Adelaide 18 Port Adelaide 16 Port Adelaide 25 Port Adelaide 18 Port Adelaide 12 Port Adelaide 15 As for the Roos? They’ve week and smashed out 120. GWS Giants 2 GWS Giants 15 GWS Giants 23 GWS Giants 13 GWS Giants 10 Western Bulldogs 2 coughed up 17, 19 and 17 goals Now, priced $90,000 Richmond 3 Essendon 8 Richmond 20 Essendon 5 Richmond 6 Richmond 5 against Port Adelaide, Haw- cheaper than Round 1, it is Fremantle 15 Fremantle 15 Fremantle 10 Fremantle 22 Fremantle 14 Fremantle 6 thorn and Fremantle this year. Buddy time. Brisbane Lions 1 Brisbane Lions 12 Brisbane Lions 5 Brisbane Lions 9 Brisbane Lions 19 Brisbane Lions 12 North Melbourne 1 North Melbourne 14 North Melbourne 28 Collingwood 6 Collingwood 15 North Melbourne 3 West Coast 20 West Coast 18 West Coast 12 West Coast 26 Geelong 1 Geelong 1 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 4 LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 5 LAST WEEK 6 SUPREME 44 44 44 43 43 42 LEAGUE Media giants’ DAN SCOTT MARK GERARD SAM TONY SuperCoach battle ANDREWS PENDLEBURY ROBINSON HEALY LANDSBERGER ABBOTT CHANGES Sydney 45 Sydney Sydney 100 Sydney 77 Sydney 86 Sydney 30 Hawthorn 22 Hawthorn Hawthorn 65 Hawthorn 72 Hawthorn 115 Hawthorn 36 HERALD SUN SPORT Port Adelaide 15 Port Adelaide Port Adelaide 12 Port Adelaide 1 Melbourne 3 Port Adelaide 12 IN Luke Parker, Jake Lever GWS Giants 20 Western Bulldogs GWS Giants 15 GWS Giants 17 Western Bulldogs 9 GWS Giants 8 OUT Heritier Lumumba, Essendon 7 Richmond Essendon 12 Richmond 12 Richmond 14 Essendon 20 Touk Miller Fremantle 26 Fremantle Fremantle 25 Fremantle 8 Fremantle 34 Fremantle 24 FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY FOX FOOTY Brisbane Lions 11 Brisbane Lions St Kilda 5 Brisbane Lions 16 Brisbane Lions 20 Brisbane Lions 28 IN Tom Rockliff, No change Collingwood 5 Collingwood North Melbourne 30 North Melbourne 3 North Melbourne 10 North Melbourne 18 Jeremy McGovern AFL GAME DAY West Coast 18 West Coast West Coast 15 West Coast 7 Geelong 3 West Coast 10 OUT Heritier Lumumba, No change Touk Miller LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 5 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 5 LAST WEEK 6 ROUND 9 The Footy Show Friday Night Footy 42 41 41 41 23 v Brig and Lehmo v Seven’s VFL Herald Sun Sport Hughesy and Kate v AFL Game Day v Nine News WARWICK ELIZA REBECCA MATT KISS OF HIGHEST SCORE Fox Footy GREEN SEWELL WILLIAMS WINDLEY DEATH ROUND 9 v SEN Morning Glory Sydney 74 Sydney 34 Sydney 43 Sydney 80 Carlton 13 Dan Hannebery Hawthorn 46 Hawthorn 56 Hawthorn 38 Hawthorn 65 Gold Coast 13 Jordan Lewis Port Adelaide 16 Port Adelaide 9 Port Adelaide 19 Port Adelaide 6 Melbourne 13 Robbie Gray GWS Giants 11 GWS Giants 23 GWS Giants 14 GWS Giants 18 Western Bulldogs 13 Dylan Shiel Essendon 31 Richmond 35 Essendon 9 Essendon 14 Essendon 13 Dyson Heppell Fremantle 20 Fremantle 43 Fremantle 20 Fremantle 4 Adelaide 13 Nat Fyfe St Kilda 11 Brisbane Lions 17 Brisbane Lions 11 Brisbane Lions 26 St Kilda 13 Tom Rockliff Collingwood 15 Collingwood 22 Collingwood 7 North Melbourne 11 Collingwood 13 Scott Pendlebury West Coast 23 West Coast 13 West Coast 14 West Coast 43 Geelong 13 Matt Priddis LAST WEEK 5 LAST WEEK 4 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 3 LAST WEEK 0 THE VERDICT WE SAY 28 1 28 1 2 27 5 24 16 13 1 28 26 3 13 16 21 8 YOU SAY 98% 2% 99% 1% 23% 77% 30% 70% 58% 42% 11% 89% 71% 29% 53% 47% 74% 26% V1 - MHSE01Z01MA.
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