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13 hours ago, FarNorthernD said:

Is this the first time McCartin and Petracca have played against each other? From the same draft year Lever and OMc should find themselves on Paddy during the match

PS. Just found this 2014 HS article saying St Kilda would take Petracca. Thank god they didn’t 

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/teams/st-kilda/christian-petracca-set-to-join-st-kilda-with-no1-draft-pick/news-story/c481c0de624fae589da45dc449a9219c

I don’t get much juicy afl gossip, but I can say for an absolute fact that GWS we’re not trading picks 4 and 7 so they could get Petracca with pick 1.  They were after someone else.

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8 hours ago, TeamPlayedFine39 said:

I don’t get much juicy afl gossip, but I can say for an absolute fact that GWS we’re not trading picks 4 and 7 so they could get Petracca with pick 1.  They were after someone else.

Interesting article. i think it is the first time they have played against each other.

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On 5/4/2018 at 6:01 PM, old dee said:

And we are playing a poor team. The Weid is playing in a forward line where he is clearly the third best tall so should get the third best defender. If cannot play a reasonable game this weekend then he never will IMO. It is put up or shut up time.

A bit strange OD. You'd write him off if he doesn't have a blinder this weekend?

He has shown a bit this year. A few of his contested marks have been fantastic. Not sure if he is ever going to be the 6 goal a game fwd though.....way too early to be writing him off.

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On 5/4/2018 at 6:01 PM, old dee said:

If cannot play a reasonable game this weekend then he never will IMO. It is put up or shut up time.

So you would call time on a 20 year old key forward based on this game ?

You and those who have liked your post have no clue. 

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4 minutes ago, ProDee said:

So you would call time on a 20 year old key forward based on this game ?

You and those who have liked your post have no clue. 

Acidic yet adolescent comment. 

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25 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

Not reading the whole topic?

They trained fully yesterday without an issue

Trac marked and handballed

Hoges moved freely with no strapping anywhere 

Nothing gets past you...

Thanks for the update.

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At Etihad against the Saints. They’re not as bad as people think. Demons, but it will be tough

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6 hours ago, jnrmac said:

A bit strange OD. You'd write him off if he doesn't have a blinder this weekend?

He has shown a bit this year. A few of his contested marks have been fantastic. Not sure if he is ever going to be the 6 goal a game fwd though.....way too early to be writing him off.

I said a reasonable game jnr. I did not say a blinder.

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On 5/5/2018 at 9:28 AM, Deemented Are Go! said:

Whoa.

I did ask , I suppose. 

How about we chat again tomorrow evening? 

Top of the evening to ya, @Deemania since 56, I trust you’re relaxing with pipe, slippers and cognac? 

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11 hours ago, Deemented Are Go! said:

Top of the evening to ya, @Deemania since 56, I trust you’re relaxing with pipe, slippers and cognac? 

No, listening on the radio occupied me last night, hoping that the Brizzies could knock off the Filth in Brisbane - all about ladder position after the round, this morning. Then another famous SA power failure overnight - that we pay good money for - just for the inconvenience of it all. Now to take the dog to the veterinary clinic - I swear this guy is attempting to make his fortune in just 3 years! However, 'Deemented Are Go', it was a good win but it could have been catastrophic for the Saints with a jiggle of those who played and those who battled (and battled quite well, too). Next week holds some interest ... must study the form of the fit.

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