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From the training sessions i've been to, this is as good as i've seen Jack move, i didn't really see him in his first two years but he just looks so much quicker and more powerful 

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5 hours ago, Middymalt said:

Yeah totally agree he's a terrific person if he breaks down again hopefully the club offers him a coaching position.

Pretty sure he's been interning at a financial firm of some sort while not at the club.   I think that's the direction he's planning on taking if footy falls through. 

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37 minutes ago, Demon Head said:

I'm sure that it goes without saying but I would be stoked if JT made a successful return and finally achieved the status in the game he deserves after all this time.

He doesn't deserve anything

he should have stopped playing with an injured foot long before he did..

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12 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

Not entirely sure that was his decision to continue SWYL.

 

You could well be right. It was a complete joke of a club whilst G & T were Captains

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2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

You could well be right. It was a complete joke of a club whilt G & T were Captains

Neeld and Co have a lot to answer for and we are still paying for it now unfortunately in more ways than one.

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2 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

Neeld and Co have a lot to answer for and we are still paying for it now unfortunately in more ways than one.

Oh yes we sure are. Many people say the club has turned the corner

No we haven't. We are still teetering right on the edge. 

What we do have is a better list now. But until the players take full responsibility on the field (win more than 1 game in a row) we are still close to the fire...

Roosy's last year is critical+

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2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Oh yes we sure are. Many people say the club has turned the corner

No we haven't. We are still teetering right on the edge. 

What we do have is a better list now. But until the players take full responsibility on the field (win more than 1 game in a row) we are still close to the fire...

Roosy's last year is critical+

Agree 100% mate.

Time will tell.

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1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

He doesn't deserve anything

he should have stopped playing with an injured foot long before he did..

That's harsh and hindsight is a wonderful thing regards the misdiagnosis/mismanagement of his injury. We should take into consideration that he was restricted by it whilst trying to lead the team as co-captain. Who knows, it may well have been a different outcome if he was injury free during that time.

He's put in the hard yards and deserves to play AFL grade football.

 

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2 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

He doesn't deserve anything

he should have stopped playing with an injured foot long before he did..

Harsh.

He was put in an unfamiliar spot to lead this club when he was far too young. The stress and pressure he put himself to try and lead this toxic club has now now taken its toll on him (something he couldn't control) and now he is working is absolute backside off to regain his football career.

He deserves every bit of success and good fortune that comes his way. He along with Jones Garland Grimes and Dunn are small sample of players still left who were went through the absolute horrors of the club during those dark years. For their loyalty and love for the club they do deserves success.

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5 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

He doesn't deserve anything

he should have stopped playing with an injured foot long before he did..

That's a low quality post, why would you post that you obviously never played any contact sport. Maybe replace the Sir with Stupidity.

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4 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Oh yes we sure are. Many people say the club has turned the corner

No we haven't. We are still teetering right on the edge. 

What we do have is a better list now. But until the players take full responsibility on the field (win more than 1 game in a row) we are still close to the fire...

Roosy's last year is critical+

Ownership/leadership/accountability. 

Vince is now talking it up, there are no more excuses left.

 

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21 hours ago, Peter Griffen said:

From the training sessions i've been to, this is as good as i've seen Jack move, i didn't really see him in his first two years but he just looks so much quicker and more powerful 

Trengove is a massive plus for us if he can get up and going. A real talent. the club needs a flag but Trenners, Grimes and Jones holding that cup would be massive. 

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16 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

He doesn't deserve anything

he should have stopped playing with an injured foot long before he did..

I normally agree with you WYL but this is a poor post. Trengove was under immense pressure to carry the club he stood up for. When Scully legged it Trenners responded by signing on. No doubt him continuing to play was also political as far as Neeld and co attempting to save their skins. Trengove was a 20yr old caught up in a storm of shite

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17 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

He doesn't deserve anything

he should have stopped playing with an injured foot long before he did..

Harsh, bordering on cruel.

When Trengove's injury was first diagnosed,  he said there was a part of him that was almost 'relieved'.  He didn't know what was wrong with him, he didn't know why his body wouldn't do the things he wanted it to do; he didn't know where his power, speed or ability to 'push-off' had gone.  He was relieved to find out there was actually something wrong and where in his body the problem lay.  It was never a matter of him saying 'my foot hurts'.

He does deserve a go at his football if for no other reason than no one deserves the terrible luck that he has had this far.

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20 hours ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

Pretty sure he's been interning at a financial firm of some sort while not at the club.   I think that's the direction he's planning on taking if footy falls through. 

Let us hope his footy career gets back on track for the next ten years so society can be spared from his financial career if it ever happens. He is a better person surely than becoming a financial parasite on the community. 

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4 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

Let us hope his footy career gets back on track for the next ten years so society can be spared from his financial career if it ever happens. He is a better person surely than becoming a financial parasite on the community. 

Is that you, Michael Moore? ;)

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8 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

He doesn't deserve anything

he should have stopped playing with an injured foot long before he did..

you're not the messiah, you're a very naughty boy, wyl

i hope your chooks turn into emus and kick down your dunny door

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26 minutes ago, Munga said:

Is that you, Michael Moore? ;)

No Munga it is not MM. In our new system I am just a shadow. I can not upload my preferred image. I will need to talk to DL admin for a resolution. But yes we need to  deal with all bankers ASAP! 

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7 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

No Munga it is not MM. In our new system I am just a shadow. I can not upload my preferred image. I will need to talk to DL admin for a resolution. But yes we need to  deal with all bankers ASAP! 

They'll be third up against the wall, right after politicians and the Marketing Department of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.

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43 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

you're not the messiah, you're a very naughty boy, wyl

i hope your chooks turn into emus and kick down your dunny door

I always thought the emus were supposed to lick the entire dunny to smithereens .. 

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