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Deecisive Redleg

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Given the number of players supposedly guilty of taking drugs at Collingwood I find it impossible for eddie not to have some idea of the drug problem, which is not going to get better while the players association and the afl continue to dodge the issue.

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My cricket team was the same. But there were only 11 on our list.

McQueen
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Just announced as breaking news here in Perth.... So it probably happened yesterday.

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Most Collingwood players drag theirs, so no chance.

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Deecisive Redleg

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Given the number of players supposedly guilty of taking drugs at Collingwood I find it impossible for eddie not to have some idea of the drug problem, which is not going to get better while the players association and the afl continue to dodge the issue.

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25 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Stevo just said on ch7 that nth and gold coast are near the bottom and have nothing to worry about in regards to strikes and results. Makes it interesting about the interstate team then. 

GC were my bet for the intestate team that did really badly.  Now I'm really puzzled.  West Coast seem a bit obvious. 

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4 minutes ago, Maple Demon said:

Brisbane then?

 

Probably, they are  a mess.   And they got a bloke from Collingwood 18 months ago who has very dodgy character.. and even worse tattoos.

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1 minute ago, Petraccattack said:

 

Probably, they are  a mess.   And they got a bloke from Collingwood 18 months ago who has very dodgy character.. and even worse tattoos.

Initially I thought Gold Coast, but with the news it wasn't them I started to think about which clubs have a combo of coaching turnovers and a rather high percentage of players wanting to leave.

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1 hour ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

GC were my bet for the intestate team that did really badly.  Now I'm really puzzled.  West Coast seem a bit obvious. 

Il bet my life savings its GWS.. The stories i have heard up there is quite disgusting.

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Lets just say Toby Greene is quite the colourful character.

ps anyone else having real trouble when trying to edit a post. Had to post twice because [censored] thing just refuses to edit properly.

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Maple Demon Redleg

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16 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Il bet my life savings its GWS.. The stories i have heard up there is quite disgusting.

Another option. They have had quite a few qanting to leave.

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qanting should be wanting; can't edit it
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FireInTheBennelly Redleg

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I can't believe nobody has picked up on AFL strategy here.

Bad press regarding head knocks, concussion, the game is ruining the lives of young men, a few law suits.

Oh no my friend, it's not the knocks, it's the [censored] substances, and they're into anything they can get their hands on, all of them. By not telling the clubs they hold everyone to ransom. It's [censored] with their heads your honour. It's an insurance policy.

I'm not saying that's correct. Not even saying it's right, or wrong. But think about it. Without the AFL, what a great game Aussie Rules would be.....

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Buckley is quoted in the paper as saying the players have been "betrayed" because they were the only club identified in the press and there have been discussions about how the info was leaked.

Think about it. What are people no longer talking about? That's right, Essendon. And who might have wanted attention deflected away from them?

That is who Buckley should chat with. After he chats with the players for making the decisions they did in the first place.

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11 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Lets just say Toby Greene is quite the colourful character.

ps anyone else having real trouble when trying to edit a post. Had to post twice because [censored] thing just refuses to edit properly.

Can verify this, saw plenty of GWS players around town while living in Sydney. Let's just say they love "being out of the AFL bubble" for a very obvious reason. Nobody recognises or cares about them being off their heads in exclusive Sydney nightclubs.

Greene is an absolute pig. Must be the most hated player in the AFL amongst other teams.

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Just reading on twitter apparently Chris Scott and Bucks have just given it to Robbo about the drugs and the article. Apparently bucks told robbo this. Buckley to Robinson: "I think your threshold is lower than other writers." #AFL360  

Chris Scott  But you did speculate. You don't know. You gave the impression to the public you did but you don't."

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On 3/25/2016 at 11:46 AM, Sir Why You Little said:

The Strike Policy is a complete joke

The AFL refuse to realize the drug culture young people live by

It started in the 90's and has continued to grow

like it or not....

but the AFL told dale Lewis he was basically a liar......I'm shocked

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50 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Just reading on twitter apparently Chris Scott and Bucks have just given it to Robbo about the drugs and the article. Apparently bucks told robbo this. Buckley to Robinson: "I think your threshold is lower than other writers." #AFL360  

Chris Scott  But you did speculate. You don't know. You gave the impression to the public you did but you don't."

So Slobbo is actually making up the News rather than reporting a solid document. 

He is worse than i thought. 

What was his replies to these 2 Senior Coaches?

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