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Col Sylvia is playing International Rules.

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I dont get what all the fuss is about. If Col wants to play good on him let him play. its not like it is any of our choices

 

Absolutely agree. A meaningless piece of fluff that does absolutely nothing for MFC. And we put our players at injury risk. Hate it.

Plenty of good luck to any that play. X 2, I hate it.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/125092/default.aspx

Frawley, Green, Trengove and Sylvia playing.

Was happy for Trengove to be playing as it gives a chance to learn/experience other champions of the game and how they go about their business.

Only problem is there is no Judd/Ablett/Swan/Pendlebury instead players like rich douglas, easton wood, nicoski, shaun grigg.

 

Oh dear, for those weak in the stomach - DON'T READ ON!!!

Sylvia will be joined by Brad Green, James Frawley and Jack Trengove in the Australian team.

Oh I can hear them now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fact is we have more to lose than gain by letting our players play this shite.

Good luck to them, I hope no one gets injured.


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