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  On 26/05/2019 at 02:52, Lucifer's Hero said:

He had several concussion episodes in the 18 months before the brick incident, which was in 2017 preseason.

 

 On a side note, just read that Paddy McCartin has been put on the LTI list and still can't train.  Really sad for him.

 So while it is disappointing to lose Salem today I'm glad the club is being cautious, especially with his history.

Concussion symptoms come and go.  He may have been fine a few days ago but not today.

Even if he hadn't fully recovered by selection time, I reckon the club hoped he would be good by game time.

 Either way we did the right thing to wait till the last minute and to pull him out when found to not be ok. 

I hope McCartin retires. It seems negligent if someone doesnt ask him to pull the pin. 

KK one more away from retiring too surely. 

 
  On 26/05/2019 at 02:50, praha said:

Better hurry up and get to the ground folks. Only 20 minutes until the first bounce and there's only 90, 95 thousand seats left.

Looks empty. 

Minus 2 of the usuals today as I’m overseas. Still watching tho. 

  On 26/05/2019 at 02:47, praha said:

Bizarre. 9 days as well. Surely it wasn't just a "wait and see how you wake up oj game day"? If he was still showing symptoms after 6-7 days it's a given he isn't playing. The FD is a joke. 

Ever heard of giving a player every chance to play?

 

I was contemplating which game to go to today when I heard the news on radio changed direction and now at Willy. Weather not too bad so far considering we are taking about this ground. I thought I would gain more watching a few of the injured coming back. 

 

I’m done with Stretch.

We got away with two HTBs then. Umps might be on our side today.


What have we done to improve our clear issues this year? Because it seems we are just bringing in poor user after poor user 

How many weeks in a row do we have to watch the same Cr ap fwd 50 entries/turn overs... 


FMD they look in a different league. If they could kick it would be game over already. 

Melbourne, I understand the rationale behind this but we CANNOT play the kick-mark game. Our only hope is to move it quick, if there's turnovers doing that so be it. Rather that than a 10 second mark and long kick to the opposition 

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Serious Question 

Do MFC Players learn anything at training?

this is on repeat since Round 1....


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