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Hasleby’s AFL club and player power rankings after Round 8

2023-05-10T06:55+10:00

Paul Hasleby has delivered his AFL power rankings for both clubs and players in the wake of Round 8.

The Fremantle great has a top four this week with a few clubs to watch.

Hasleby will update his power rankings every week on SEN WA’s The Run Home.

Hase’s club power rankings

The clubs to watch: “I have got Port Adelaide and the Western Bulldogs as the big watch sides to come into the top four.

“Then St Kilda just drop a little bit because of that ugly (winning) performance against North Melbourne."

4. Brisbane
Last week: 4

“Brisbane at 4.”

3. Melbourne
Last week: 2

“They drop on the back of their disappointing performance.

“I know they won against Gold Coast, but with a few umpiring decisions either way they could have easily lost that game.”

2. Collingwood
Last week: 3

“Collingwood I have bumped up from third to second.”

1. Geelong
Last week: 1

“Last week at number 1 I had Geelong, so they were the big jumper.

“They played good again. I still think they are the team to beat.”

Hase’s player power rankings

Hasleby’s player list is put together via a rolling system based on history and what they’ve done in the past, as well as current form.

The ones to watch: “Darcy Parish deserves a mention as do Zak Butters and Connor Rozee, and Tom Green is the other one I’m watching.”

6. Charlie Curnow (Carlton)
Last week: 6

“Curnow remains at 6.”

5. Nick Daicos (Collingwood)
Last week: 3

“Daicos drops down to 5 after two quieter weeks.

“He’s playing a team role which is fantastic to see, but perhaps we bumped him up a little too quick over the top of some of those big names.”

4. Christian Petracca (Melbourne)
Last week: 4

“Christian Petracca stays at 4, but is catching and making ground on Oliver.”

3. Clayton Oliver (Melbourne)
Last week: 2

“Clayton Oliver drops to number 3.”

2. Marcus Bontempelli (Western Bulldogs)
Last week: 5

“Marcus Bontempelli is the big mover.

“He jumps to number 2. He’s always around the mark and I still say that he’s the best player in the AFL with all of his attributes.

“He’s got everything.”

1. Jeremy Cameron (Geelong)
Last week: 1

“Cameron maintains his number 1 ranking.

“But he hasn’t been the same player he was in the opening five rounds.”


Co-host Damian Martin also provided his power rankings.

His top four clubs remain untouched from last week

Marto’s club rankings
(Last week in brackets)

  1. Collingwood (1)
  2. Melbourne (2)
  3. Geelong (3)
  4. Brisbane (4)
  5. Western Bulldogs (X)
  6. Port Adelaide (6)
  7. St Kilda (7)
  8. Carlton (5)

His player rankings have seen a few subtle changes.

Marto’s player rankings
(Last week in brackets)

  1. Marcus Bontempelli (Western Bulldogs - 3)
  2. Jeremy Cameron (Geelong - 1)
  3. Clayton Oliver (Melbourne - 4)
  4. Nick Daicos (Collingwood - 2)
  5. Christian Petracca (Melbourne - 5)

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