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Posted
13 hours ago, faultydet said:

Never understood those who hope for the the oppo sides best players to be playing against us. Daft.

I just want to get the 4 points, and while I believe we can win the game against a full strength Cats, any star player out makes a win more likely.

Hoping Danger/Ablett and Selwood are all missing that day. Wont be celebrating any less if they are.

This exactly!  

When all is said and done, we can only play the team they field. It’s swings and roundabouts as there’ll be times when we will be missing a star player or two, so we should be happy when it’s in our favour.

I don’t celebrate the player’s injury, but I do celebrate the fact we have one less match-up to consider.

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Posted

He’s so cringeworthy. 

I hope the doctor that does the scans informs him that he’s not funny. 

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Posted
10 hours ago, DemonAndrew said:

and he looks as fit as he's ever been

however, if we can choke the midfield supply and force him to work up away from the goal line and outside their f50, i'm confident we can restrict his influence

o mac is super fit, and lever and hibberd read the play better than just about anyone in our side to offer defensive coverage, so - as always - it'll come down to the mids, particularly those at the contested coalface, which is where we have an advantage with danger missing

Add Gawn in dropping back in the hole as well.

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Posted
18 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

 

Well isn't that the funniest thing you've seen. Drink and bathwater are words that come to mind.

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Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, Return to Glory said:

Well isn't that the funniest thing you've seen. Drink and bathwater are words that come to mind.

I bet he was chasing Mark Stevens. Not the other way around. 

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Posted
Just now, Ethan Tremblay said:

I bet he was chasing Mark Stevens. Not the other way around. 

I saw it earlier. You can be a great footballer as well as a total [censored]. He and Gazza will be going head to head on that one.

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Posted
7 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I recently perused Big Footy and came across the below thread, the OP asks posters which Round 1 game (not including their own teams) they’re most interested in. Reading the posts so far, our game vs Geelong is looking to be the most popular. 

https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/order-the-round-1-games-as-to-how-they-interest-you.1188108/page-2

That was refreshing.  People actually expressing opinions instead of just ripping into each other like on every Facebook post you read lately.

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Posted
16 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

 

What an absolute jerk. “Tickets”

Part of me hopes that he does play and really does the hammy 

i hate Jeelong with great vengence...

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Posted
1 hour ago, brendan said:

Ablett hasn’t even joined in full training yet hopes to by Friday, that leaves him no time I would be very surprised if he lines up round 1

Wasn't there a DL poster a little while back who was an employee down at g-long? (It could have been you for my totally destroyed brain cells @brendanor it could have even been on the days of 'ology) Surely whoever it was would have the story of where the little man is at in his prep.

Posted
8 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

What an absolute jerk. “Tickets”

Part of me hopes that he does play and really does the hammy 

i hate Jeelong with great vengence...

Someone needs to remind  Wankerfield that Adelaide became an even better team with him gone.

Posted
40 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

Someone needs to remind  Wankerfield that Adelaide became an even better team with him gone.

I am tipping a few crow players were glad to see the back of Patrick, regardless of his football skills

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Posted

That Dangerfield video is just plain terrible. Go and ice ya hammy, ya muppet.

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Posted
2 hours ago, KingSlayer33 said:

Wasn't there a DL poster a little while back who was an employee down at g-long? (It could have been you for my totally destroyed brain cells @brendanor it could have even been on the days of 'ology) Surely whoever it was would have the story of where the little man is at in his prep.

Not me mate, if I did work down there I would be loosening selwoods wheel nuts as we speak 

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Posted

No need to get distracted on either them or us losing a player (or two).

our worst 6 on the park next Sunday will be significantly better than their worst 6, as long as we kick straight we’ve got this.

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Posted

Sounds more and more like Ablett is playing.

Apparently it was a minor hammy and the 21 day recovery time would've well and truly expired by round 1. 

And as if they're going to have Ablett running around in the magoos if he's not injured.

Posted
4 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Sounds more and more like Ablett is playing.

Apparently it was a minor hammy and the 21 day recovery time would've well and truly expired by round 1. 

And as if they're going to have Ablett running around in the magoos if he's not injured.

A gentle little bump or two during the game might help Ablett to realise he made a bad decision. Are the pussycats desperate?

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Posted

No Danger and a 35 yo Ablett off no match conditioning.

too easy.

Maybe Bugg will get a game, put him on Gary

Posted
22 hours ago, Red and Bluebeard said:

I bow to your superior footy knowledge Redleg, but I will say I was looking forward to Jack Viney sitting Ablett on his bum inside the first minute. Oh well, looks like OIiver or Jones will get the privilege now ...

Think it will harder to do that now, as he plays outside like I said and is not in the packs.

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