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Grimes the sub

I'll never understand this... Grimes was one of the BOG last weekend, equal high in disposals and kicked a goal yet named sub? He played better than most of the team last weekend and the club is treating him like s**t. For his sake, I hope he finds a new club who respects him because Roo's clearly wants him out.

Had it on a string mate.

ha ha MCQUEEN you ledgend

 

How many goals do you reckon we will concede in the first quarter?

The usual 8

I'll never understand this... Grimes was one of the BOG last weekend, equal high in disposals and kicked a goal yet named sub? He played better than most of the team last weekend and the club is treating him like s**t. For his sake, I hope he finds a new club who respects him because Roo's clearly wants him out.

Agree with this. Selection this year and subs have been unfathomable at times.


There's zero chance we'll be within 10 goals. I just hope Hogan kicks a bag.

such a pessimist... I have no doubt we will be right up there with them on the score board... right up to the time that someone bounce the ball and starts the game.

The clubs strategy with the sub mystifies me. Thank God it will be gone next year by all accounts. It's a blight on the competition.

How many goals do you reckon we will concede in the first quarter?

Combined score the last 3 weeks in the 1st quarter we are down 21 goals to 3

 

How many goals do you reckon we will concede in the first quarter?

8.


I'm no fan of Riley but if a player is to be the sub then surely he is better suited than Grimes.

I would think that Roos will be looking for Riley to make a significant impact early in the game

Still playing Supers and Master grades.

Go for the Interstate Carnival rep team. Pretty easy to get a gig if you have the time. It's in Tassy this year in October. There are big benches which explains how I get a game. That and the fact that there are not that many idiots over 55 still running around. I think they call us legends, my wife has another name for us? Who do you play for in WA. We are Coburg, not great in the youngsters by our team went okay.


The dread has settled right in now.

Thats why beer was invented. Sweet liquor eases the pain.

Lets be honest... Its going to be very ugly..

I'll try to be positive, this game has an air of that Collingwood game.

We'll know in the first 10 minutes which team has showed up, if any.

Why am I watching this?


Apparently, according to Paul's guru, if we all have positive thoughts we will romp this one in.

 

Dwayne to commentate. Super.

You beat me to it. We always seem to draw the short straw with him.

3 minutess in and no Freo goal. Going to be close!


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