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The Greater Western Shambles

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Hidden within that article is this accolade

winning just 10 of 60 quarters this season and three 100-point-plus losses during the past 10 rounds has been disappointing. Insiders put that down to the players missing popular development coach Mark Williams,

Thought it worth noting .

 

Does anyone else think it's a disgrace that GWS keep talking about keeping/trading THEIR number 1 pick when there's still 7 games to go in the season? If MFC did this we'd be hit with another $500k fine...

Does anyone else think it's a disgrace that GWS keep talking about keeping/trading THEIR number 1 pick when there's still 7 games to go in the season? If MFC did this we'd be hit with another $500k fine...

Before we beat the dogs and they lost to the dogs I would've agreed. They were only 1 game and a touch of percentage behind and had games against the dogs and us to come. But not now. They really only have one more game they can win - the one against us!

Besides us they have Ess, Coll, Fre, Rich and then trips North to play Bris and GC. That's 4 top 7 teams and the two queensland teams who will be pretty hungry to beat them.

They are certainly managing their list and developing players in different roles and doing a lot of things to take the focus off the score board though. Yet you'll find when they play us they (like us) will develop the game like a grand final and play all their best players available in their best positions.

 

Before we beat the dogs and they lost to the dogs I would've agreed. They were only 1 game and a touch of percentage behind and had games against the dogs and us to come. But not now. They really only have one more game they can win - the one against us!

Besides us they have Ess, Coll, Fre, Rich and then trips North to play Bris and GC. That's 4 top 7 teams and the two queensland teams who will be pretty hungry to beat them.

They are certainly managing their list and developing players in different roles and doing a lot of things to take the focus off the score board though. Yet you'll find when they play us they (like us) will develop the game like a grand final and play all their best players available in their best positions.

But surely the aim is to win games, if you're not trying to win then we all know what that's called....

if it was the Kreuzer Cup, what this, the Boyd Bowl ?? lol


What about them manipulating the draft in rd 23 last year?

10 years time will show which is a better position to be in, we still might be no good, they might well not be full stop.

Thats garbage, wake up an smell the roses,

What about them manipulating the draft in rd 23 last year?

Your a WARNING label.

 

if it was the Kreuzer Cup, what this, the Boyd Bowl ?? lol

The Boyd Backscratcher.


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