Round 1, 2009, Fremantle lost to Western Bulldogs
First Quarter: the Winners managed to negotiate an uncertain early exchange period to post excellent returns for their share of distribution across the board. The Losers posted early gains that lent interest to their creditors' dwindling confidence and sentiment.
Second Quarter: unchecked enterprise allowed the Winners to capitalise on their competitors' declining business with a significant advantage. In the favourable climate, the Losers gave observers cause to question the board and lent value to their failing sentiment.
Third Quarter: the Winners gave creditors reason to lose confidence that their organisation would run out of capital after production stalled. The Losers' perpetual instability gave value to the interest their creditors had invested in an optimistic outlook.
Fourth Quarter: despite the volatile conditions, the Winners manufactured massive gains through industry and distribution of their accurate forecasts. Despite the volatile conditions, the Losers' dwindling output and poor returns from their board resulted in a loss.
Fifth Quarter: the Winners' focus and accomplishments in a volatile climate lent interest to analysts' claims that the value of their product is set to raise interest. The Losers blamed the turnaround of their fortunes on the failure of their workers to capitalise on opportunity.
Second Quarter: unchecked enterprise allowed the Winners to capitalise on their competitors' declining business with a significant advantage. In the favourable climate, the Losers gave observers cause to question the board and lent value to their failing sentiment.
Third Quarter: the Winners gave creditors reason to lose confidence that their organisation would run out of capital after production stalled. The Losers' perpetual instability gave value to the interest their creditors had invested in an optimistic outlook.
Fourth Quarter: despite the volatile conditions, the Winners manufactured massive gains through industry and distribution of their accurate forecasts. Despite the volatile conditions, the Losers' dwindling output and poor returns from their board resulted in a loss.
Fifth Quarter: the Winners' focus and accomplishments in a volatile climate lent interest to analysts' claims that the value of their product is set to raise interest. The Losers blamed the turnaround of their fortunes on the failure of their workers to capitalise on opportunity.
