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Looking at the ladder there are too many mathematical equations that can happen this weekend that hurts my head lots happening in the top half and lots in the bottom half also with teams fighting to stay out of relegation! Cobras nearly caused an upset last week while all other top of the table teams beat the bottom teams. Some brilliant weather conditions this weekend so we should go out with a bang.

  Quinn’s and Gossy will be an interesting one. Even if gossy can’t get it done I think there percentage is strong enough to keep them at second. Quinn’s would love a win that gives them a home final advantage.Quinn’s by 4 points 

 I think both Ellenbrook and cobras wanting to finish off strong.  Ellenbrook  have their ressies in the finals so I’m that’s a win for them coming into c2. Eels by 5 goals 

 If I know the bombers well enough I’d say they are going down swinging! They have the lowest percentage so if valley or cobra’s win it’s game over for them. It will be interesting to see how far into the final willo go in the ressies.Bombers by 4 goals 

 Piara at home will just want to get through with no injuries. Valley got the job done out there but I think it’s piaras turn in the windy city to get it done by 31 points 

 A win for Kwinana and they finish minor premiers. They definitely deserve it after the outstanding season they have had. Can Kingsley spoil the party and cause an upset before finals?Kingsley by 2 points 

 Good luck everyone   

There's plenty to play for at both ends of the ladder this weekend!

Kwinana and Gosnells can switch positions depending on their respective results, whilst Piara, Quinns and Kingsley can all finish with a double chance should results go their way, however Piara have their destiny in their own hands.

At the other end, Belmont can finish as high as sixth, but can still go down to C3 if the perfect storm hits, and I dare say those at Davilak and Piara will have their eyes glued to the PFL app late Saturday arvo to see what fate awaits both those clubs.

Meanwhile, Willetton need to beat Belmont and rely on Piara and Ellenbrook doing them a favour to avoid the drop after last year's stay of execution.  I fear that they may get the favours they need from others, but won't be able to save themselves from their fate.

Sorry I missed the last week KTB .... was out umpiring the national SEDA AFL carnival which was held in Perth. Great 2 days with WA and Vic making the final in both the mens and womens. The WA women came from behind to win by a few points and the men came from behind to hit the front with 10 mins to go but then Vic found another gear and finished them off so they split it 1 a piece. Some seriously good talent running around in all states.

C2 rounded out again with some interesting results.

The Bulls over The Hawks by 12 points
Cobras spanked Eels by 93 points
Bombers over Blues by 29 points
Falcons over Valley by 70 who had only 5 less scoring shots (WTF)
The big one .... The Cats with a spanking of The Knights by 49 points.

on to finals now

  Great share, thanks Viper. Good to hear there is some good young talent on the up and coming. I found my ladder prediction from the start of the season, looks like I wasn’t far off.

 1, Gosnells 2, Kwinana  3, Quinn’s 4, Belmont 5, valley

  6, Willetton 7, Piara waters   8, cobra’s 9, Ellenbrook 10, Kingsley