(Source: Melbourne Football Club) ANY WAY we looked at it, Greater Western Sydney's midfield stood out as the best in the competition. After scrutinising each team's likely starting line-ups, back-up players, scope for improvement and 2016 stats, the Giants' onball division was a clear No.1. That's not to say there aren't legitimate challengers to GWS's midfield throne. There are, most notably the Western Bulldogs, Sydney Swans and Collingwood. Geelong and Hawthorn were two of the hardest teams to judge. In Patrick Dangerfield and Joel Selwood, the Cats have the best one-two midfield punch in the AFL, but do they have the depth to improve on this year's preliminary final appearance? And will...
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