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1 minute ago, Redleg said:

I know I should have gotten over it by now, but every time I see Ollie Wines, I think of Toumpas and want to vomit and cry. 

I know Toumpas is no Ollie, but he wasn’t even an AFL standard player and taken at 4. 

Just sad. A terrible wasted opportunity.

Oliver softens the blow Redleg, if we took Wines i don't think we would have got Oliver.

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22 minutes ago, DSP said:

Someone tell me how Razor Ray gets a gig?

The guy is a dead set [censored].

I bet he gets the afl grand final because the w@#$ers at afl house and channel 7 think his dribble to players makes great TV

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6 minutes ago, DavidNeitz9 said:

Oliver softens the blow Redleg, if we took Wines i don't think we would have got Oliver.

That could be true, but the fact is that whether or not we got Ollie, we totally wasted pick 4 when we could have and should have got another good footballer. 

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35 minutes ago, Redleg said:

That could be true, but the fact is that whether or not we got Ollie, we totally wasted pick 4 when we could have and should have got another good footballer. 

He was the right pick at the time though. Other clubs passed on Wines after us too and industry consensus was with Toumpas. It's what happens when you draft 17 year old players who play in leagues with different rules and coaching. 

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3 hours ago, bingers said:

I hate Rance. He's played poorly but the commentators won't admit it.

Jack Watts is an embarrassment

But thankfully no longer to us

2 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Wines is a terrible kick. 53% DE by foot this season. 

Pfffft. Who would wN5 such a loser ?  

 

1 hour ago, SaberFang said:

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Fined this week ..... surely if there is ever to be a suspension this serial offender deserves to be the prototype. 

Didnt see the match nor hear the commentary but did Brooooose cream himself and say how brave Prancer is in this contest?

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2 hours ago, deanox said:

He was the right pick at the time though. Other clubs passed on Wines after us too and industry consensus was with Toumpas. It's what happens when you draft 17 year old players who play in leagues with different rules and coaching. 

Another club, not clubs. I was so happy when Toumpass slid to 4 after seeing him in the nationals. I wasn't as confident once his highlight video was released after the draft.

GWS messed up pick 2 and 3.

Bulldogs took Macrae and Stringer with 5 and 6 which were both understandable decisions. 

The SANFL players are as hard to judge as the talls with the early picks.

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For ———sake  leave Watts alone. I hate  this carping on every time he makes a mistake or plays poorly. He gave loyal service to our club over a long period in difficult times, he deserves respect. We should just wish him well and leave it at that. 

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Just watched the second quarter and with 4:50 min to go, Richmond's Miles, being tackled around the chest, lifted his left arm to push the tackler's arm up towards his neck and was paid a free kick. Umpire 8-10 mtrs away with a perfect view. I thought the umpire dept was outlawing the "Selwood" free.

The dribble from 7's commentary team was the worst I have ever heard. I actually screamed at the TV with Ling's comments. ABSOLUTE idiot. He makes BT sound good.

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6 hours ago, Pates said:

Incredible that Port can score one goal for the second half with a lead of 24pts at half time and win the game. The second half was Sevens worst nightmare

Compounded by the fact that the Blues have a bye for the round which means they couldn't showcase the competition's worst side on the Friday night stage this week.

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7 hours ago, Redleg said:

I know I should have gotten over it by now, but every time I see Ollie Wines, I think of Toumpas and want to vomit and cry. 

I know Toumpas is no Ollie, but he wasn’t even an AFL standard player and taken at 4. 

Just sad. A terrible wasted opportunity.

If we had Wines then chances are we wouldn’t have Petracca, Brayshaw and Oliver.

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11 hours ago, Chook said:

Jack Watts reached his career peak on QB last year. All downhill from there.

It was his grand final... 

11 hours ago, Kumamoto_Ken said:

"Just bounced off the big broad chest, eh?". Yes Bruce he dropped a sitter.

I was so surprised when I found out he had a wife and kids...

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9 hours ago, deanox said:

He was the right pick at the time though. Other clubs passed on Wines after us too and industry consensus was with Toumpas. It's what happens when you draft 17 year old players who play in leagues with different rules and coaching. 

But that’s the point, I don’t think he was the right pick at the time . I recall he was injured when we drafted him and he never showed anything over here.  He was rather short and dumpy and was supposed to be an outside mid but was slow. His skills were poor also. I think whether or not we got Ollie he was a poor pick. 

The main point of my post is that at pick 4 you should be able to pick a player not a dud.

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4 hours ago, London Demon said:

For ———sake  leave Watts alone. I hate  this carping on every time he makes a mistake or plays poorly. He gave loyal service to our club over a long period in difficult times, he deserves respect. We should just wish him well and leave it at that. 

It's nothing personal, the comments are more directed to those who said the club would fall apart if we got rid of him, the players loved him, he was our only good kick etc

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I only caught the 2nd half last night and cant believe port held on without kicking a goal in that final term. But I was going for port because now if we win we grab 2nd. 

But what was with ports game plan just to kick it down the boundary and aim for there. If they do that against us in a few weeks we will just plant Max there to mark the ball. 

On Rance I don't think he took another dive but gee Im telling you put him 1 on 1 and he gives away frees all the time. a couple of times last night he was penalised for holding. also how angry does he get when things don't go his way? Id hate to see how he was as a kid when his parents said no to him. 

Anyway melbourne please win because 2nd spot would look good. 

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