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Trent Cotchin and Daniel Jackson being overrated is underrated, no one ever talks about how overrated they are.

Trent Cotchin and Daniel Jackson being overrated is underrated, no one ever talks about how overrated they are.

Cotchin used to be an absolute gun, now he just is another player really. I don't like the guy but Martin would be one of the only Tigers players to lift his head high.

 

Richmond are making us look worse than what we are.


Carlton are in more strife than Richmond, 3rd oldest side in the league (I think) and aren't in the 8, on top of that losing to Brisbane, (Who are in the same boat)

Cotchin used to be an absolute gun, now he just is another player really. I don't like the guy but Martin would be one of the only Tigers players to lift his head high.

It's customary after a line of coke. It stops it falling out your nose and wasting it.

It is a rumour but a strong one.

I saw him at the Cottesloe boat shed markets today. (Near Fremantle).

He must come back on the weekends.

 

Worsfold is now living in Melbourne I believe and wants to coach again.

It's an incorrect rumour, still living in Perth, a current business interest requires more travel to the eastern states but still living here


Choco Williams should take over from Hardwick and teach them some.non negotiales

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