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ROUND 21 Rhyce 122 122 122 121 120 119 HERALDSUN.COM.AU FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 2015 AFL 79 SUPERTIPPING ROUND 21 Rhyce 122 122 122 121 120 119 BIANCA BRUCE GLENN DERMOTT MARK SAM to hang CHATFIELD MATTHEWS McFARLANE BRERETON ROBINSON EDMUND Hawthorn 10 Hawthorn 31 Hawthorn 25 Hawthorn 65 Hawthorn 28 Hawthorn 48 Richmond 12 Richmond 27 Richmond 1 Richmond 15 Collingwood 12 Richmond 6 Sydney 10 Sydney 19 Sydney 10 Sydney 4 Sydney 12 Sydney 14 Essendon 5 Gold Coast 12 Gold Coast 19 Gold Coast 24 Gold Coast 45 Gold Coast 1 Geelong 21 Geelong 25 Geelong 21 Geelong 18 Geelong 23 Geelong 34 Adelaide 17 Adelaide 31 Adelaide 35 Adelaide 29 Adelaide 30 Adelaide 58 up boots Fremantle 1 Fremantle 20 North Melbourne 7 Fremantle 14 North Melbourne 2 Fremantle 4 Melbourne 10 Melbourne 28 Melbourne 12 Melbourne 9 Melbourne 25 Melbourne 2 West Coast 3 West Coast 23 West Coast 11 West Coast 12 West Coast 23 West Coast 15 SYDNEY defender Rhyce Shaw added spice to the LAST WEEK 9 LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 6 Shaw will retire rating himself eighth “Battle of the Bridge” just an average player despite clash by insisting that the being a Swans mainstay for Giants had a long way to go 119 119 119 118 118 118 seven years and playing in a make the Sydney derby a premiership team. genuine rivalry. The dashing half-back an- Statistically, Shaw is spot- nounced yesterday he would on as so far it’s been very much SCOTT JON MICHAEL KEVIN JAY WARWICK hang up his boots at the end of a case of big brother beating up PENDLEBURY RALPH WARNER BARTLETT CLARK GREEN the season, having played 232 on his younger sibling. Hawthorn Hawthorn 29 Hawthorn 30 Hawthorn 28 Hawthorn 29 Hawthorn 22 games since 2000 — 94 with The Swans have won six of Collingwood Richmond 27 Richmond 61 Richmond 20 Richmond 18 Richmond 5 Collingwood and 138 with the the seven encounters, losing Sydney Sydney 9 Sydney 3 Sydney 8 Sydney 24 Sydney 30 Swans. only in Round 1 last year. Essendon Gold Coast 8 Gold Coast 5 Gold Coast 11 Gold Coast 13 Gold Coast 25 “I didn’t really just want to That game was the first and Geelong Geelong 17 Geelong 9 Geelong 26 Geelong 22 Geelong 11 just drift off and end up playing so far only clash between the Adelaide Adelaide 27 Adelaide 47 Adelaide 22 Adelaide 30 Adelaide 45 bad footy and injuries catching clubs at Spotless Stadium, Fremantle Fremantle 8 Fremantle 8 Fremantle 6 North Melbourne 6 North Melbourne 6 up,” Shaw, who has played where the 10th-placed Giants Melbourne Melbourne 8 Melbourne 1 Melbourne 13 Melbourne 10 Melbourne 29 every game this season, said. have won five of six matches Western Bulldogs West Coast 17 West Coast 6 West Coast 10 West Coast 34 Western Bulldogs 10 “I’ve been very lucky this this year. LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 8 year in that respect and it’s just The Giants finished within a good time (to retire).” 21 points at the SCG in Shaw, 33, who played in the Round 3 and would have done 118 118 118 117 116 116 Swans’ 2012 premiership team, even better had it not been for said the move from Colling- their wayward kicking. wood to Sydney before the “They (the Sydney derbies) 2009 season changed his life. are getting pretty big. The “I probably didn’t have a Giants have certainly come a DARYL TIM GERARD JON GRANT SCOTT 2014 TIMMS WATSON WHATELEY ANDERSON BAKER GULLAN WINNER great time at the Pies but long way,” Shaw said. Hawthorn 43 Hawthorn 38 Hawthorn 20 Hawthorn 38 Hawthorn 45 Hawthorn 33 played in a Grand Final (in “They got us last year and Richmond 17 Richmond 11 Richmond 2 Collingwood 8 Richmond 15 Richmond 14 2003) and came up here and we were really disappointed Sydney 39 Sydney 3 Sydney 12 Sydney 15 Sydney 10 Sydney 9 that’s probably the best move with that, but they’ve still got a Gold Coast 1 Gold Coast 17 Essendon 5 Gold Coast 20 Gold Coast 1 Gold Coast 13 I’ve ever made, both on the long way to go to make it a Geelong 11 Geelong 29 Geelong 30 Geelong 23 Geelong 12 Geelong 21 field and off the field,” he said. rivalry. Adelaide 51 Adelaide 46 Adelaide 36 Adelaide 34 Adelaide 45 Adelaide 39 Shaw will play against “We’ve got the wood on Fremantle 19 North Melbourne 15 Fremantle 3 North Melbourne 2 North Melbourne 1 Fremantle 2 younger brother Heath in them pretty much and we’re Melbourne 21 Melbourne 25 Melbourne 1 Melbourne 29 Melbourne 10 Melbourne 9 tomorrow’s derby against hoping to keep it that way this West Coast 34 West Coast 7 West Coast 7 West Coast 13 West Coast 3 Western Bulldogs 1 Greater Western Sydney at week.” LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 5 LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 6 Spotless Stadium. AAP 116 116 114 114 114 114 DAVID SAM JONATHAN SHANE GERARD ELIZA KING LANDSBERGER BROWN CRAWFORD HEALY SEWELL Hawthorn 42 Hawthorn 61 Hawthorn 33 Hawthorn 30 Hawthorn 32 Hawthorn 60 Richmond 12 Richmond 9 Richmond 18 Richmond 25 Richmond 21 Richmond 25 Sydney 11 GWS Giants 3 Sydney 30 GWS Giants 7 Sydney 12 Sydney 40 Gold Coast 1 Essendon 5 Essendon 10 Essendon 8 Gold Coast 34 Essendon 5 Geelong 22 Geelong 2 Geelong 11 Geelong 8 Geelong 17 Geelong 15 Adelaide 22 Adelaide 51 Adelaide 23 Adelaide 8 Adelaide 51 Adelaide 30 Fremantle 21 Fremantle 8 North Melbourne 24 North Melbourne 9 Fremantle 3 Fremantle 1 Melbourne 10 Melbourne 14 Melbourne 40 Melbourne 10 Melbourne 31 Melbourne 12 West Coast 22 Western Bulldogs 4 West Coast 17 West Coast 12 West Coast 1 West Coast 2 LAST WEEK 6 LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 8 112 112 109 106 47 TONY REBECCA MATT DAN KISS OF PERFECT ABBOTT WILLIAMS WINDLEY ANDREWS DEATH 9 Hawthorn 24 Hawthorn 22 Hawthorn 18 Hawthorn 12 Port Adelaide 13 Luke Hodge Richmond 6 Richmond 9 Richmond 10 Richmond 20 Collingwood 13 Scott Pendlebury GWS Giants 12 Sydney 18 Sydney 40 Sydney 15 GWS Giants 13 Dan Hannebery Gold Coast 18 Gold Coast 18 Essendon 20 Essendon 12 Essendon 13 Dyson Heppell Geelong 30 Geelong 19 Geelong 12 Geelong 27 St Kilda 13 Joel Selwood Adelaide 36 Adelaide 17 Adelaide 34 Adelaide 35 Brisbane Lions 13 Patrick Dangerfield North Melbourne 4 Fremantle 10 Fremantle 20 Fremantle 4 Fremantle 13 Nat Fyfe Melbourne 22 Melbourne 6 Melbourne 30 Melbourne 7 Carlton 13 Marc Murphy West Coast 8 West Coast 5 Western Bulldogs 14 West Coast 19 Western Bulldogs 13 Matt Priddis LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 8 LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 7 LAST WEEK 1 LAST WEEK 1 THE VERDICT WE SAY 28 1 4 25 4 25 19 10 1 28 28 1 10 19 1 28 23 6 YOU SAY 97% 3% 20% 80% 10% 90% 75% 25% 6% 94% 98% 2% 29% 71% 20% 80% 84% 16% V1 - MHSE01Z01MA.
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