{"id":22163,"date":"2026-07-24T09:07:34","date_gmt":"2026-07-23T23:07:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bb-auae-prd-ext-blog-01.azurewebsites.net\/?p=22163"},"modified":"2026-07-24T09:07:34","modified_gmt":"2026-07-23T23:07:34","slug":"friday-afl-tips-dees-hold-the-mcg-fortress-in-5-67-multi","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/prdextblog01.bluebet.com.au\/afl\/friday-afl-tips-dees-hold-the-mcg-fortress-in-5-67-multi\/","title":{"rendered":"Friday AFL Tips – Dees Hold the MCG Fortress in $5.67 Multi"},"content":{"rendered":"
Our best bet across Friday’s AFL double header is the Melbourne \/ Miers 20+ Disposals \/ Clark 20+ Disposals \/ Francou 15+ Disposals Multi at $5.67, with the Demons 9-0 at the MCG this season and Jordan Clark averaging 25.1 disposals at Optus Stadium across his last 21 games.<\/p>\n
The Friday night double header is back, but the big game is at the MCG when the Demons take on a Geelong outfit missing some serious firepower.<\/p>\n
The Cats have been hit with some big injuries in recent weeks, and will head to the MCG as underdogs against the Demons.<\/p>\n
The ‘G has been a fortress for Steven King’s men this season. Can they maintain their perfect record?<\/p>\n
The Dees have dominated at the MCG this season, and they get a big opportunity against a depleted Geelong outfit.<\/p>\n
Melbourne are 9-0 at the ‘G this season, covering in all nine games, and dating back to last season they have covered the line in 14 of their last 16 at the ground.<\/p>\n
Covering the line in their last four games against the Cats at the MCG, I think they’ll be too strong led by Gawn in the middle against a team missing Max Holmes and Jeremy Cameron.<\/p>\n
Miers returned to the Cats lineup last week with great success, finishing with 22 disposals and three goals.<\/p>\n
The high half forward is averaging 22.7 disposals from his ten games this season, hitting 20+ disposals in 80% of them.<\/p>\n
Miers has played well at the MCG in recent times, averaging 21.3 disposals from his last 19 games there and hitting 20+ in 15 of them.<\/p>\n
Another rendition of the Derby, with Fremantle heavy favourites once again against this young West Coast outfit.<\/p>\n
The Dockers won this meeting convincingly earlier in the season. Will we see something similar this time round?<\/p>\n
I do think Jordan Clark probably receives some attention from Milan Murdock, but between kick outs and overlap run he should still find 20+ disposals in this.<\/p>\n
Clark has a great record against the Eagles, averaging 23.7 disposals from his last six games against West Coast and hitting 20+ disposals in five of them, while recording 27 disposals when they met earlier in the season.<\/p>\n
He averages 25.1 disposals in his last 21 games at Optus Stadium, hitting 20+ in 18 of those games.<\/p>\n
The mid-season recruit appears to be a bit of a ball magnet like his old man.<\/p>\n
Oliver Francou, son of Josh, has started his AFL career averaging 18.3 disposals per game and hitting 15+ disposals in all three games.<\/p>\n
Francou has pinch hit at centre bounce for the Eagles, and last week had a career-high 22 disposals in their loss to the Lions as a contested ball winner for West Coast.<\/p>\n
Can’t see him slowing down.<\/p>\n