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GAME DAY - ROUND 2

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Good point, although I never saw a future in most of those players so their mediocrity doesn't hurt so badly.

You never saw a future im Howe, Grimes or Trengove?

Toumpas also hasn't been bad enough to warrant the crap he cops. There are worse players and more pressing problems than Toumpas. A lot more.

 

All you weak pricks on here saying trade Toumpas are part of the problem. Roos has stated time and time again that the future of this club is not be be left for the younger players. Time to leave him alone and let him develop. Get stuck into our senior players

Neeld should never have drafted him.

Damaged Goods.

You never saw a future im Howe, Grimes or Trengove?

Toumpas also hasn't been bad enough to warrant the crap he cops. There are worse players and more pressing problems than Toumpas. A lot more.

I said most and I missed Howe so those three are the exception no doubt.

In positive new your mate Dunn is playing well.

 

Neeld should never have drafted him.

Damaged Goods.

Doesn't matter. Time for the seniors to cop some flack

Doesn't matter. Time for the seniors to cop some flack

yes. Trengove to Casey for starters. He is a liability.

Let's leave Toumpas alone for just 5 minutes - how was Howe? Fitzpatrick? Spencer? Trengove? Grimes? Pedersen? Bail? Players who have had more than 15 months in the AFL system.

Sorry, i must have been seeing things, did they play today Titan?

 

Darling just toys with us, while Lucas Cook is where? Great recruitment guys.

Makes me sick watching him tear us apart what the [censored] were our recruiters on? Shuey also while Blease can't even get a game. Then there's NicNat.


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