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21 hours ago, Hell Bent said:

Gee that Dion Prestia goes alright, 38 possies against arguably the best midfield in the comp...anyone heard of him??

Come home, Dion. Despite what some say, we do very much need your services.

1 hour ago, Petraccattack said:

This is St Kildas injury list for Round 11

 ST KILDA
Player Injury Estimated Return
Jack Billings Ankle Test
Sam Fisher Hamstring TBC
Jimmy Webster Illness  Test

 

And Billings and Webster are playing vs the Crows!  Their list is a joke and their absolute best team is getting annihilated

They were always being held together by aging stars. I thought they'd stay in the middle of the pack for another season, but it seems they might be going down sooner.

54 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

I know...that just  #@!!! with my head.  Bolton, one year  ( not even ) with that rabble has got them actually up and about despite a fair share of injuries.

 

We, with our sooper dooper  you beaut "plan"  still see-sawing ..  I know we;re heading in the right direction but we just got overtaken by bloody  Carlton FFS !!

 

Carlton could possibly win 5 more games for the year.. They've a BETTER chance than we have on current offerings. 

I think it's hilarious. They need draft picks to build their ordinary list. Like St Kilda, Carlton's team is being held together be their older players, with very little coming through below that. Cripps and Weitering. Maybe Curnow in time. Anyone else? The higher they finish, the less likely they are to ever get anywhere with their current list. They need at least another year or two in the bottom 4 to get picks. Their spine is rubbish and their midfield is old. They're going nowhere. Bolton's structures and coaching are wallpapering their deficiencies for the moment, but they will be in big trouble if it continues.

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Port v Pies 

Interesting stats and highlights  why to take them with a truckload of salt.

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4 minutes ago, AdamFarr said:

Come home, Dion. Despite what some say, we do very much need your services.

They were always being held together by aging stars. I thought they'd stay in the middle of the pack for another season, but it seems they might be going down sooner.

I think it's hilarious. They need draft picks to build their ordinary list. Like St Kilda, Carlton's team is being held together be their older players, with very little coming through below that. Cripps and Weitering. Maybe Curnow in time. Anyone else? The higher they finish, the less likely they are to ever get anywhere with their current list. They need at least another year or two in the bottom 4 to get picks. Their spine is rubbish and their midfield is old. They're going nowhere. Bolton's structures and coaching are wallpapering their deficiencies for the moment, but they will be in big trouble if it continues.

Winning.... always a curse 

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5 hours ago, beelzebub said:

Gee the Bluebaggers would have to fancy themselves next round. How the f did they get above us... :huh:

By winning consecutive games - when did we last string together more than two...two for that matter.  

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The Saints are pretty lucky to not cop more stick in the media for their losses. Much of the footy media still bracket us with them i reckon but whilst its tru they beat us they have been absolutely smashed on several occasions and we haven't. That suggest they have fair way to go. 


Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

Based on their form in rounds 1,3,5,6,7,9 and 10.

Have a look at Carlton's form and the looming injury list of Stkilda 

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On 6/6/2016 at 10:14 AM, binman said:

The Saints are pretty lucky to not cop more stick in the media for their losses. Much of the footy media still bracket us with them i reckon but whilst its tru they beat us they have been absolutely smashed on several occasions and we haven't. That suggest they have fair way to go. 

I think the bigger thing is with us the " Handover" has happened, in terms of our side now belongs to Gawn, Hogan, Viney, Tyson and co and the older boys are really playing supporting roles, that hasn't happened at the Saints, they're still relying on the older boys to carry the team on the most part and that's why we're much closer to a flag than they are.

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It is still an absolute disgrace and blight on the FD and the playing list that we lost to both Essendrug and The Aints this year. 

The Roos era is 11 weeks away from ending and we are still a long way off where we should be. 

I expected this years performance in 2015

I will never understand why AFL players cannot kick an accurate pass to a running teammate...

we continually fail in this basic fundamental. 

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21 hours ago, Petraccattack said:

This is St Kildas injury list for Round 11

 ST KILDA
Player Injury Estimated Return
Jack Billings Ankle Test
Sam Fisher Hamstring TBC
Jimmy Webster Illness  Test

 

And Billings and Webster are playing vs the Crows!  Their list is a joke and their absolute best team is getting annihilated

And yet we continue to be their [censored].

I am SO sick of losing to them, about as sick as playing against them at Etihad always and forever, even when it is our home game. 

 

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I hate how St Kilda continues to avoid criticism in the media.

I maintain that if it was Melbourne getting belted like that, the media would be all over us. 

I don't know why it frustrates me so much, but it does. 

Posted
On 05/06/2016 at 7:23 PM, AngryAtCasey said:

Saints will win next week. Nothing surer.

 

On 05/06/2016 at 7:29 PM, Ethan Tremblay said:

Not a hope in hell. 

Told you they would.

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29 minutes ago, AngryAtCasey said:

 

Told you they would.

You were spot-on . Kudos. Really didn't think the Saints would get up for this one.

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Haven't seen it mentioned on here yet so apologies if I'm doubling up, but Kurt Tippett and Gary Rohan are likely to miss against the Dees next week.  I still doubt we can win but it doesn't hurt.

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4 hours ago, hells bells said:

Haven't seen it mentioned on here yet so apologies if I'm doubling up, but Kurt Tippett and Gary Rohan are likely to miss against the Dees next week.  I still doubt we can win but it doesn't hurt.

Franklin v TMac......Jesus.....it is going to be a farken Armageddon 

Posted
26 minutes ago, olisik said:

Franklin v TMac......Jesus.....it is going to be a farken Armageddon 

I bet Neville Jetta will be involved in more one-on-one contests with Lance Franklin than Tom McDonald will.

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