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Changes v North Melbourne

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45 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

According to Tom Morris Hunt will be dropped.

I would assume that Frost will come in.

 

Guessing they had a conversation in the middle of the training oval like Hannan last week?

 

What has happened to hunt? Haven’t seen any dash out of him. 

 

I'm picking three changes this week, with two because of injury concerns. One could be from left field in  Balic with Brayshaw and because of the other injury i'm thinking we might just keep Pederson against his old team and put in Frost as well.

How it all will work, not sure, but they have talls that we need to cover........

 

Frost for Hunt


 
2 hours ago, ProDee said:

I heard Goodwin's interview on SEN early this week and he was effusive with his praise for Bugg, so I won't get my wish of him being dropped.

It won't surprise me at all if there's "no change".

Did he praise his goal kicking????

Small forward line could backfire if we dont lower the eyes and hit targets. Nth will lap up our long bombs with ease. Goodwin addresses one issue but then creates another withPedo omission? So less petracca in middle will cost us.

Edited by Doodle Dee


Strange decisions made again at match committee. 

Too many small forwards (we aren’t Richmond)

No run out of hb (Lewis and Vince don’t have any dash left)

No backup ruck (frost will play this, but then who will play tall defender.....)

i think we will win but not by the amount we should  

 

 

7 hours ago, binman said:

Agree on Hunt. It would be great to see him get back to his 2016 form.

Early last year he was talked about as AA potential until getting KO'd in SA.

Anyone else reckon this thread becomes redundant once the team is announced in the other thread?

Each week we seem to end up with two threads essentially discussing the same thing.  Mods?

Just now, Dr. Gonzo said:

Early last year he was talked about as AA potential until getting KO'd in SA.

Hunt has been the same since he knocked himself out! Either give him a rest or hoping he finds confidence in the twos.

Still I would have gone Frost in for Wagner, and left Pedo at CHF.

Hmmmm


5 hours ago, Tough Kent said:

I reckon I'm batting at one for twenty-four at trying to pick Goodwin's teams on a Thursday night. I keep telling myself that he knows the players far better than I, but I've seen enough to know that Josh Wagner is not taking us forward. 

Last year you could have said that about OMc.

The year before that, you could have said it about Nibbler.

Each footy season seems to bring a spring surprise.

4 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

Watching Robbo fawning over Melissa Etheridge on AFL 360 is a better emetic than ipecac.

Do you think he knows she bats for the other team?

9 hours ago, chook fowler said:

Watching Robbo fawning over Melissa Etheridge on AFL 360 is a better emetic than ipecac.

I've always thought of Robbo as the Molly Meldrum of footy...


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