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Posted
23 minutes ago, Django said:

Will be a good battle. Couldn't think of anyone else going to Fasolo, but I'd be a little worried about Fasolo muscling Jetta out of the contest. Having said that, Jetta is bloody tenacious so will fight hard.

I've been a jetta doubter for a long time and am starting to come around. But one thing i have always given him is he is a strong little bugger. For a small he is very strong, i think thats why he did well on Betts. Betts is very strong for little man too and used to being able to push off any opponent his height. Jetta is able to match him though, its very good

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have a feeling the pies will get up (makes me sick). they have been under the pump all week so we come out breathing fire.

we have had a week of - "arent the dees playing great" in the media even though we lost and have the same record as the pies who are in a crisis.  hopefully soon when the dees are 1-2 we will be a crisis!

Posted (edited)

The comments section of the Hun is the gift that keeps giving.

Loved this from this article:

 
 
 
 

Bring him out Queen's birtbday with your stupid trumpet man and the Maggies will trounce you again. Shocking club

edit: Tyson is the name of the dude posting the commitment not our player. He's referring to the Trac

Edited by binman
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Posted
On 4/13/2016 at 9:56 AM, binman said:

The comments section of the Hun is the gift that keeps giving.

Loved this from this article:

 
 
Tyson15 hours ago
 
 

Bring him out Queen's birtbday with your stupid trumpet man and the Maggies will trounce you again. Shocking club

 

You have to imagine the person with no teeth and being interviews from the centrelink line to get the full effect. 

Posted
9 hours ago, AdamFarr said:

 

Agree wholeheartedly with all of this except that "it's a big ask to get up each week". No, it isn't. Practically every other team does it and if we want to play finals, that's the benchmark.

 

Yeah I get that. Perhaps I should have elaborated a bit more on the each week....with.... throughout the whole season. Which is what I intended.

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Posted
1 hour ago, picket fence said:

Ins: Garlett - Brayshaw- Pederson

Outs: Vince - Bugg - Frost

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

FB: Jetta - Dunn - Wagner

HB: H - MCD - Salem

C: M.Jones - N.Jones - Stretch

HF: Watts - Pederson - Kent

FF: Kennedy - Hogan- Garlett

R: Gawn - Viney - Tyson

I: Oliver - Harmes - ANB - Brayshaw

A few thoughts

* Not sure Jeffy will be fit and if not HUNT comes in!

* Pederson replaces Frost who cannot play forward which also has dual effect of using Pedo as chop out for Max, when this occurs Hogan moves to CHF Jacky goes to FF and others rotate through HF

* Stretch keeps his place on a wing but needs to lift and eliminate errors

* ANB adds another dimension to forward mid field rotations

* Guss comes in for extra "Grunt" factor

A well balanced team to beat Collingwood I think

ANB is on your bench, but not in your "ins" list. I think you need to add Vanders to your outs.

There isn't the room or the need for Wagner AND Hunt in the side (regardless of Garlett availability). One project HBFer is plenty - there's a strong case for even one to be too many I think. Very few sides that like to win a lot do so by loading up on players with less than 10 games under their belt, especially not ones with considerable question marks over their game. This would be pure madness I think.

There won't be four changes. Bugg will play now that there are two forced outs - I don't see ANB as being a huge improvement on him. There is also a strong case for Grimes playing ahead of ANB as uncool as that seems to many.

I can't see the point in playing selection ping pong with Frost and Pedersen. It's clear they're both inadequate; I'd prefer we gave Frost some time to settle in to the role.

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Posted
3 hours ago, Wrecker45 said:

If it happens this week Buckley will be in all sorts.

We ruined their finals chances last year,  will be beautiful to ruin their season this early this time around.  We keep getting them at crucial times,  we are primed to become their bogey team and one of their feared rivals.  Smacking these [censored] on Sunday would be the sweetest thing! 

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Posted
11 minutes ago, Nasher said:

ANB is on your bench, but not in your "ins" list. I think you need to add Vanders to your outs.

There isn't the room or the need for Wagner AND Hunt in the side (regardless of Garlett availability). One project HBFer is plenty - there's a strong case for even one to be too many I think. Very few sides that like to win a lot do so by loading up on players with less than 10 games under their belt, especially not ones with considerable question marks over their game. This would be pure madness I think.

There won't be four changes. Bugg will play now that there are two forced outs - I don't see ANB as being a huge improvement on him. There is also a strong case for Grimes playing ahead of ANB as uncool as that seems to many.

I can't see the point in playing selection ping pong with Frost and Pedersen. It's clear they're both inadequate; I'd prefer we gave Frost some time to settle in to the role.

Yeah i agree with this, I think we need one of them in though we have to expose the young talent to AFL. and also his idea of a HBF coming in for a potentially unavailable Garlett doesnt really make any sense, that would leave us with Wagner, Salem, H and Hunt all playing the more or less same role! I like Hunt and wanna see him have a run but 1 of the other 2 will need to come out first.

I also agree with selection "ping pong" (i like that terminology i might steal that later haha) they need to pick one and stick with it. Whoever they play this week should be assured of the next 3/4 weeks to give em a chance at getting some form. If then they arnt firing then maybe revisit the other or dare I say drop them both for dawes if he is fit.


Posted
1 minute ago, Jesse Christ said:

We ruined their finals chances last year,  will be beautiful to ruin their season this early this time around.  We keep getting them at crucial times,  we are primed to become their bogey team and one of their feared rivals.  Smacking these [censored] on Sunday would be the sweetest thing! 

With 2 good performances we have the unique opportunity to ruin both Collingwood's and Richmond's (assuming they lose to WC) years in the space of 2 weeks. I dont really think we will beat both of them but i hope to get at least one of them. 

Posted
1 hour ago, ArtificialWisdom said:

I've been a jetta doubter for a long time and am starting to come around. But one thing i have always given him is he is a strong little bugger. For a small he is very strong, i think thats why he did well on Betts. Betts is very strong for little man too and used to being able to push off any opponent his height. Jetta is able to match him though, its very good

You've been a Jetta doubter for a long time and only coming around now? Really? Jetta's been doing a terrific job since his reinstatement and is probably our most consistent player,  who gets the job done without fanfare regardless of who he's playing on.  What have you been watching? 

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Posted (edited)
10 minutes ago, Jesse Christ said:

We ruined their finals chances last year,  will be beautiful to ruin their season this early this time around.  We keep getting them at crucial times,  we are primed to become their bogey team and one of their feared rivals.  Smacking these [censored] on Sunday would be the sweetest thing! 

What was even sweeter is that was a 'press red for Ed game'.

Edited by Devil is in the Detail
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Posted
Just now, Jesse Christ said:

You've been a Jetta doubter for a long time and only coming around now? Really? Jetta's been doing a terrific job since his reinstatement and is probably our most consistent player,  who gets the job done without fanfare regardless of who he's playing on.  What have you been watching? 

I have always thought he was a temporary solution. Before about the mid point of last year i always thought he would be their up untill a player like Salem matured and could play his role with better skills. He has always been getting the job done defensivly but he was also turning it over alot. I've turned because he has been getting better and better over the last year with his ball movement. He is no longer a "hold your breath" player with ball in hand.

Regardless I'm very happy to put my hand up and say I was wrong. 

Posted
4 minutes ago, Devil is in the Detail said:

What was even sweeter is that was a 'press red for Ed game'.

Remember it well.  Ed' s face was redder than any button could ever be on this epic night 

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Posted
On 4/13/2016 at 10:56 AM, Baghdad Bob said:

I haven't read the thread but is there any merit in leaving both Pedersen and Frost out of the team?  Against the Saints the Collingwood defence was pulled apart after half time when both McCartin and Roo were off injured.  Neither Frost or Pedersen are up to it, it's why we swap them each week hoping for a miracle.  But it's the definition of idiocy, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.

Hogan and Watts to play forward, McDonald and Dunn back and a stop gap in the ruck when Max needs a rest.  Perhaps Hogan in the forward line and T Mac in the back line. Only then exposed if a goal is scored.  It's far from ideal but I think we may get more value out of a competent AFL footballer on the field than either Frost or Pedersen.

If that doesn't work then I'd bring in O Mac and fiddle around somehow - at least he can play.  Pedersen and Frost just aren't up to it IMO.

Dunn and McDonald help in the ruck? Didn't Cloke kick 7 straight last year? I think we need a solid plan on him. He saves his best for us.

And the way we are playing our new zone defence would preclude wholesale changes to the backline like you suggest I would think. maybe Frost to play on Cloke because he can move up the ground, is fast and strong. We also lose very little offensively by having him lock down on Cloke.

 

Posted
19 minutes ago, Jesse Christ said:

You've been a Jetta doubter for a long time and only coming around now? Really? Jetta's been doing a terrific job since his reinstatement and is probably our most consistent player,  who gets the job done without fanfare regardless of who he's playing on.  What have you been watching? 

He's trolling again is my view. have a read of some of his other posts......

Posted
1 minute ago, Jesse Christ said:

Remember it well.  Ed' s face was redder than any button could ever be on this epic night 

He was so filthy. In the commentating box there was Tony Shaw and Peter Daicos. An all Collingwood dummy spit. No post match review either.

http://www.collingwoodfc.com.au/video/2015-08-04/press-red-for-ed-pies-vs-dees

Watch and enjoy the end.

Posted
11 minutes ago, Jesse Christ said:

Remember it well.  Ed' s face was redder than any button could ever be on this epic night 

Ed is not going to be happy although it is a Pies "home game".  Whilst we are the league experts in Sunday twilight games, it takes away some of the advantage for Collingwood and maybe also some of their gate takings (as the parole officers clamp down on their supporters returning home after dark)!

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Posted
18 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

He's trolling again is my view. have a read of some of his other posts......

I comment on a way that I was wrong and then said what Jetta has done well. So no I was not trolling in any way. Idk how you troll but I dont start it with "hi i was wrong". I've only been here a short time and from what i see i have made only 1 post that you could have called a troll (which you pretty quickly did) and even that i made it pretty clear it is a joke. Dismissing my opinions you dont agree with as trolling is pretty ignorant to be honest. I have much better things to do than to sit here trying to piss off other Dees supporters, if i really wanted to do that I'd be on a collingwood or richmond forum trolling them.

Posted
2 hours ago, binman said:

The comments section of the Hun is the gift that keeps giving.

Loved this from this article:

 
 
Tyson15 hours ago
 
 

Bring him out Queen's birtbday with your stupid trumpet man and the Maggies will trounce you again. Shocking club

edit: Tyson is the name of the dude posting the commitment not our player. He's referring to the Trac

Isn't he referring to the Bugler?

Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, Django said:

Bugle does not fit into any Collingwood supporters vocabulary.

Dat farkin metal fing use blow into n makes dat noise

Edited by Ethan Tremblay
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Posted
4 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Isn't he referring to the Bugler?

 

2 minutes ago, Django said:

Bugle does not fit into any Collingwood supporters vocabulary.

Technically he WAS playing a trumpet...

 

Posted (edited)
1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Dat farkin metal fing use blow into n makes dat noise

I dont know what Collingwood supporters you have met but im not sure they can speak that clearly :P 

Edit: for @jnrmac's benefit that there was a joke.... oh and this edit? this is a troll  

Edited by ArtificialWisdom
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Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, stuie said:

 

Technically he WAS playing a trumpet...

 

[censored], maybe we're the ignorant ones and we never realised. God help us.

This is like 'The Others' all over again.

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