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Selwood is out

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8 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

No offence DeeZee but who cares. 

Ha ha , so you won't be watching the game Ox ? lol

Also posting about the game shows you do care ??

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2 hours ago, The Big Sauce said:

Late change for tomorrow. 

Matty Jones comes into the side. 

Not surprised

Kent looks unlikely to play. 

Posted
4 hours ago, picket fence said:

Would he?? Surely playing Senior Footy would trump that!

Particularly if the team wins!!

Of course he would. Talking to people close to within the bushies circle that know his family in Echuca he set a goal to play at least 5 senior games knowing the himself how far back he was in conditioning. 

This VFL experience will be a step forward for his development.


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i think we are a good chance here geelong players will be crapping themselves about getting hurt on finals eve , us by 16 pts 

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45 minutes ago, DeeZee said:

Ha ha , so you won't be watching the game Ox ? lol

Also posting about the game shows you do care ??

Nah mate last week really gutted me tbh. 

Really dissapointing end to the season. 

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7 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

A smart decision by the football club and one Oliver would agree wholeheartedly.

Perhaps also a decision made in consultation with Oliver himself. I thought the same might also have been true of Brayshaw, and if so, wonder if he was offered the option.

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5 hours ago, BarnDee said:

i think we are a good chance here geelong players will be crapping themselves about getting hurt on finals eve , us by 16 pts 

Personally I think any chance we had of finishing on a high ended last week but who knows. If they trained anywhere near the low levels of last week this week (according to the coach anyways) then more than likely we will cop a bit of a belting. 

We will then hear the usual excuses trailed out like.....

  • We are fielding a very young/inexperienced team (ignoring the fact that this is partially because of the FD's own selection decisions)
  • Their experience shone through
  • It's been a long season and some were obviously a little tired
  • The Cats had more to play for
  • blah blah blah
Posted
9 hours ago, picket fence said:

Would he?? Surely playing Senior Footy would trump that!

Particularly if the team wins!!

It could also work the other way Picket. Some things were meant to be maybe this is one of those moments where Clarry dodges a bullet

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Just now, Rusty Nails said:

It could also work the other way Picket. Some things were meant to be maybe this is one of those moments where Clarry dodges a bullet

Hnmm Interesting How so?? Are you thinking another Spanking at the Cattery??

Posted (edited)
23 hours ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

Agree with you on pretty much all counts Rusty.  I'm sure it wouldn't be a popular call with many of the punters on this forum, but I actually think M Jones is on a par with Grimes by your assessment criteria.  Jones is a bit of s different style of player from Jack, but in my view still has a bit of a dip, knows how to find the ball at AFL level and has an impact.  Matty often gets slagged off for poor disposal and decision making, bit I actually don't think he is that bad in those areas.

Totally bemuses me why Mitchie who hasn't ever produced anything near the performance of Grimes at AFL level, yet has been given first preference over Jack all year.  How many players would put in a 30+ disposal game with good defensive and contested effort (which Roos supposedly highly values) and gets dropped one game afterwards.

Agree he shouldn't have been dropped after the Saints match. His performance was average but he had many pals on the day.

Some of the selection decisions this year, like Michie/ANB last week over Grimes, have been completely baffling Balls. Whoever was watching the VFL games must have seen something completely different going on to what I witnessed in the lead up to those selections/non-selections against the Blues.

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Posted (edited)
16 hours ago, picket fence said:

Hnmm Interesting How so?? Are you thinking another Spanking at the Cattery??

Possibly. Not suggesting a 186 or something that crazy but might not be all that pretty either. Air might have gone out of the tyres last week. Mad Monday beckons....and for Roosy, well something a little better perhaps!

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