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Just now, Demon Disciple said:

You mean Brad?

Even if he says no, at least he could show Goody how to walk away with years left on a contract

All the same to me.

A piece of driftwood would have more to offer than Goodwin at the moment.

 
1 minute ago, Buzzy said:

Who would you bring in though?  On form, 3 quarters of our team should not be playing!  

Anybody but Fritsch and Gus.  Cwags and Maynard.  The former are so far off it you may as well send them back to try and get a little of their mojo back for the 2nd half of the season.

And for Fritsch i would only be bringing him back as a wing or HF after showing some stellar form in that position at Casey.  That might mean leaving him there for the rest of the season (if he doesn't).

 

I think it is time to hear from the President and CEO now....

50,000 Members did not pay hard earned to watch this ? crap


Meanwhile in the coaching box...

 

6 minutes ago, Jaded said:

  Injuries happen. They’ve destroyed us, but we also came into the season with poor game plan planning and with no real structural move on from last season, despite rule changes and losing our key forward. 

This is the rub for me.
The "Chaos ball" Hail Mary game plan is garbage.
Our issues have been there for all to see over the previous 2 seasons  and nothing has been done to rectify the problems.
And we jumped the gun and hobbled ourselves for 4 years.
Sheesh.

 

Edited by Fork 'em

 

Checked my Sportsbet - bookies have us favourite against Crows


McDonald injured? Excellent. 

Can we just call the season off?

4 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

I think it is time to hear from the President and CEO now....

50,000 Members did not pay hard earned to watch this ? crap

And what would you like to hear that we haven't heard before?

Just now, Fork 'em said:

And what would you like to hear that we haven't heard before?

That he's made the phone call to Clarkson...


The injuries were always going to come.

GWS can physically do anything they want & we don’t respond. Toby Green knee’s with intent to hurt on MacDonald, then our skipper cops a full on poor disguised punch in the face & just nothing.

softest team in the Comp by a fair margin.

2 minutes ago, Jaded said:

McDonald injured? Excellent. 

Can we just call the season off?

Been useless anyway. Weak in the air. Weak on the ground. And we banked on him being our main man. Good grief.

So glad that we moved home this week theses boxes are so interesting..................What a drop off after last weeks effort.

1 minute ago, Fork 'em said:

And what would you like to hear that we haven't heard before?

The truth. Not a robotic answer about connection 

There is bad [censored] going down behind closed doors ? 


I cannot understand how/why we prematurely extended Goodwin by four years!?

It's not like he was at risk of being poached mid-season  by other clubs this year!

This still hasn't been explained by the club and epitomises the disconnect between the back slapping club administrators and the rank and file members!

8 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

He's better than Weideman.

But has he won a game? I can’t remember. 

 
2 minutes ago, Dee Since 73 said:

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I’m in no mood to tolerate that misplaced apostrophe.

That all too familiar feeling of 3 qtr time, seeing fans around you leaving because they have had enough, being tempted yourself but not moving because of some stupid 'moral code' that is just engrained in you now, and lastly the late footy game seagulls.

What. A. Feeling.


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