Clicking Balls

Geelong got their first look at the Holy Trinity in 2018 while they made finals, they would have been wanting to go deeper. Lets see in this episode if we think they will in 2019.

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The boys from Arden Street have opened up the warchest and landed their big fish. No, not Dusty. Not Kelly either. NO - not Gaff... Jasper Pittard! Lets see what else we think is in store for the North boys this season.

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With much shock heard all around Alberton (and not much anywhere else), Port announced dual captains for the first time in their existence, which apparently goes further back than the 1990s. In this episode we predict what is in store for these new captains in season 2019.

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After getting so close to a flag, the fall from grace in 2018 was a shock to every Adelaide fan, and a delight to anyone with a tattoo of the port mascot pissing on a crow. 2019 is a much needed fresh start, and the lads better get their collective minds together, else they'll be staring out of the premiership window in the rear view mirror.

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With a better-than-feared 2018, are Essendon primed to shake of the hoo doo of "The Saga™" and make it deep into September, or will this squad be scruffier than Daniher's moustache? With some big ins and a bevy of talent, could the weight of expectation be a yoke around their neck?

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The best part about a premiership hangover is that it means you had a premiership. Are the Dogs still knee-deep in Bloody Marys and kebabs, or are they just a couple of gatorades and beroccas away from another tilt at the big dance?

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Some big ins and outs at Dockerville, but are they rebuilding a wreck, or reforging an anvil? Should be interesting to watch how the other teams handle the 2019 Dockers, and how Hogan reacts to being likened to an anvil.

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The Saints are marching, but there's a lot of questions about where they're going. In Poker, pocket Jacks are a hard hand to play, and Richo can probably sympathise. Will 2019 see a new beginning for the saints, or will they need to wait for some father-sons from St Nick?

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It's been a lean few years for the Lions, but with Rayner showing his potential, and McLuggage, Hipwood and Andrews rising up, it looks like the cubs might be getting ready to roar.

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The Blue Baggers are coming of a season where they promised little, and still left their fans underwhelmed. As one of the big 4 clubs suffering a longer drought than the Darling river, is it time for players to step up, or someone to step in?

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