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Just now, Redleg said:

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

jones is not in the packs; ablett certainly was at gc17

he's a superstar

treat his limited preseason with peril

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Ablett with half a hammy is still a better player than 98% of the competition. Let's not take him lightly just because he has had limited preparation. He is very damaging both in the middle and up forward. 

Doubt the club is going to take his inclusion in the side lightly. I bet they have a specific plan for him and Danger, and that won't change until the final 22 are listed. 

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[censored] worrying about Geelong, they need to worry about us. Maxy Gawn masterclass inc.

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Posted
2 hours ago, Redleg said:

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

I am not fussy about when, who or where (but Viney at the opening bounce is one of those "If only... " thoughts) :blink:

Posted
2 hours ago, MurDoc516 said:

[censored] worrying about Geelong, they need to worry about us. Maxy Gawn masterclass inc.

Agree. 

My conern, however, is that they figure out how to shark off Maxy’s hitouts..

Posted
2 hours ago, MurDoc516 said:

[censored] worrying about Geelong, they need to worry about us. Maxy Gawn masterclass inc.

Max easily won the hitouts against Saints, but I think we still lost the clearances. (I stand to be corrected.)

Posted (edited)
3 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Well, what's official  story re Dangerfoots hammy?? 

He’s officially the first person to take until Wednesday for basic hammy scan results. 

I’m surprised someone with James Brown’s cape didn’t come and drape it over Dramafield’s shoulders and lift him off the ground outside the clinic. 

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59 minutes ago, Deemented Are Go! said:

Agree. 

My conern, however, is that they figure out how to shark off Maxy’s hitouts..

Assuming both have a full list, ablett will be blocked by petracca, Selwood will cop Viney, and Danger will be blocked by Vince,  leaving ANB/Harmes/Salem to take a long tap from Gawn and deliver in F50 with Hogan up front...

ok, I’m dreaming right?

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25 minutes ago, DeezNuts said:

Assuming both have a full list, ablett will be blocked by petracca, Selwood will cop Viney, and Danger will be blocked by Vince,  leaving ANB/Harmes/Salem to take a long tap from Gawn and deliver in F50 with Hogan up front...

ok, I’m dreaming right?

Nah, sounds good to me.

sold!

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53 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

He’s officially the first person to take until Wednesday for basic hammy scan results. 

I’m surprised someone with James Brown’s cape didn’t come and drape it over Dramafield’s shoulders and lift him off the ground outside the clinic. 

James Brown 'superbad'

"Watch me ... watch me! I got it! Watch me ... I got it HEY! ... I jump back, I wanna kiss myself"

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Nearest to the pin:  Ablett hamstring goes ping at the 13 minute mark of the second quarter.

Dangerfield too busy talking about himself for his hammy to matter.

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Posted
6 minutes ago, BAMF said:

He says '100% I 'think' he will play.'

“60% of the time, it works every time”

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Posted
23 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

That got me as well. I’m not even really sure what that means. 

It means nothing. If he doesn't play he can just say it was just his own tboughts. Zero accountability.

Gives his mate Hutchy a click bait article.


Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, bingers said:

Max easily won the hitouts against Saints, but I think we still lost the clearances. (I stand to be corrected.)

That's because he barely tapped to advantage. Got better as the game wore on, but he's very overrated, our Max.

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Posted
2 hours ago, A F said:

That's because he barely tapped to advantage. Got better as the game wore on, but he's very overrated, our Max.

This is where not checking facts then making statements that are wrong, then another hack also does not check facts believes said statement, then many also don't check stats, furthers falsehoods, then many believe it and are all hacks, we won clearances by 41 to 38, now that's half the story, we won centre clearances by 20 to 12, winning centre clearances is more important then stoppages, because it often leads to inside 50's, also there are less players in a centre clearances then a stoppage, in a stoppage there are so many players around the ball and so those hitouts are more 50 50 in who wins the clearances.

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Posted
2 hours ago, A F said:

That's because he barely tapped to advantage. Got better as the game wore on, but he's very overrated, our Max.

This is where not checking facts then making statements that are wrong, then another hack also does not check facts believes said statement, then many also don't check stats, furthers falsehoods, then many believe it and are all hacks, we won clearances by 41 to 38, now that's half the story, we won centre clearances by 20 to 12, winning centre clearances is more important then stoppages, because it often leads to inside 50's, also there are less players in a centre clearances then a stoppage, in a stoppage there are so many players around the ball and so those hitouts are more 50 50 in who wins the clearances.

Posted
8 hours ago, BAMF said:

He says '100% I 'think' he will play.'

They showed Ablett at training in runners not doing much.  It doesn’t look a certainty from where I sit.

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