Gold Coast Suns odds

The Gold Coast Suns have made little to no progress since joining the Australian Football League in 2011.

The AFL’s pet project has failed to make the finals and, despite being awarded a bevy of first-round draft selections in its formative years, has fallen down the ladder instead of climbing it.

After signing the game’s best player, Gary Ablett Jr, there was hope that the expansion team would be able to capture some of the growing Queensland market and deliver on the field.

To date, the club has failed on both fronts. A large majority of its young and senior talent has departed the club, which has sacked two coaches in seven years.

Worst of all, Ablett – the club’s first captain and the best player of the last two decades – has returned to Geelong to finish his glorious career.

Is there any hope on the horizon for the Suns? Let’s take a look at where we can find value in this year’s AFL betting markets.

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Updated Gold Coast Suns futures betting

Best Gold Coast Suns bets for the 2020 AFL season

Where are the best Gold Coast bets in the AFL futures options this year?

Click on the tabs below to get more analysis on these key markets:

• Gold Coast 2020 premiership betting
  Don’t bother. A meteorite is more likely to cause human extinction on planet Earth than Gold Coast is to win the AFL Premiership in 2019. Spend your money elsewhere, for this club is years away from competing to play finals, let alone premierships.
  
• Wooden Spoon betting
  The Suns will start the season paying $23 to make the eight, so don’t even bother looking at that end of the ladder. Any team that has no players – not one – quoted in Sportsbet’s early markets for the Brownlow Medal is in real strife. Gold Coast won the wooden spoon last year and will defend that title in 2020.
  
• Rising Star betting
  This is one area where the Suns should dominate this season. If Matt Rowell, Izak Rankine and Noah Anderson fail to win nominations for the AFL Rising Star, something has gone horribly wrong at the Metricon.
  
• Coleman Medal betting
  One of precious few bright spots for the Suns last year was the development of Alex Sexton, who finished the season with 39 goals. Now the senior man in the Gold Coast forward line, he may sneak into Coleman Medal contention if he can turn those regular three-goal hauls into fours and fives.
  

Gold Coast Suns 2020 AFL fixture

Suns players to watch in 2020

Izak Rankine
Born: 23/4/2000
Games: –
Goals: –
Position: Midfielder

Rankine arrived on the Gold Coast as a hot prospect but missed the entire 2019 season through injury. The South Australian is an agile, matured-bodied midfielder who will be desperate to make up for lost time.

Ben King
Born: 7/7/2000
Games: 14
Goals: 17
Position: Forward

King is another high draft pick that came into 2019 with some injury issues, but the big forward showed plenty in his 14 games last year. With Tom Lynch long gone, Big Ben is exactly what the Suns need inside 50.

Hugh Greenwood
Born: 6/3/1992
Games: 51
Goals: 36
Position: Forward

There is no denying Greenwood’s sporting instincts and athletic prowess, but we never saw the best of him on a consistent basis at Adelaide. It will be interesting to see how the former basketballer fits into Stuart Dew’s plans.

Gold Coast Suns records

Most matches: Jarrod Harbrow – 175 (2011-present)
Most goals kicked in one match: Tom Lynch – eight (Rd 2, 2018)
Most Best & Fairest awards: Gary Ablett Jr – four (2011-13, 2017)
Most matches as coach: Guy McKenna – 88 (2011-2014)
Most goals in a season: Tom Lynch – 66 (2016)
Most career goals: Tom Lynch – 254 (2011-2018)

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