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Saints Have No Injuries Going Into 2020

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16 minutes ago, Demonland said:

St Kilda

PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN
   Nil  
Updated: Tuesday, March 3

That just means they haven’t been pushing themselves hard enough.

We’ve been masterfully managed to maximise the physical improvement each player could make over the pre-season. 
That May,  Max And Hannan are all likely to now get up for round 1, shows just how well they’ve don it (Especially Vs last year)...

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    51 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    St Kilda

    PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN
       Nil  
    Updated: Tuesday, March 3

    Definitely no excuses for the Saints then, if they aren't winning then they simply aren't good.

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    10 hours ago, Pates said:

    Definitely no excuses for the Saints then, if they aren't winning then they simply aren't good.

    i think the Saints might be this years bolter. They have recruited well and i really rate Ratten as a coach.

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    5 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

    i think the Saints might be this years bolter. They have recruited well and i really rate Ratten as a coach.

    They've also sped up their team even more and now have 9 out of 11 games on the quick track at Marvel to start the season, and 15 games there for the year.

     

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    6 hours ago, chook fowler said:

    i think the Saints might be this years bolter. They have recruited well and i really rate Ratten as a coach.

    They might have some good mids but their forward line is crapola! I’m tipping 12th. 

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    18 minutes ago, Nelo said:

    They might have some good mids but their forward line is crapola! I’m tipping 12th. 

    Agreed, I don't see what all the fuss is about. Essendon have a better list IMHO

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    2 hours ago, Nelo said:

    They might have some good mids but their forward line is crapola! I’m tipping 12th. 

    That’s around where I have them, maybe pushing around finals. 

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    On 3/4/2020 at 9:11 AM, chook fowler said:

    i think the Saints might be this years bolter. They have recruited well and i really rate Ratten as a coach.

    I think they have over recruited. Too many new additions to the squad. Could take them up to half a season or more to gel.

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    On 3/4/2020 at 9:11 AM, chook fowler said:

    i think the Saints might be this years bolter. They have recruited well and i really rate Ratten as a coach.

    The saints have recruited 1 good player in Hill. 

    Ryder is finished 

    Howard is a poor mans Sam Frost. 

    Jones is a hack 

    Butler is a very average AFL player 

    They also lost their best forward in Bruce. 

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    On 3/3/2020 at 7:25 PM, demonstone said:

    Couldn't agree more, dd36.  I emailed the AFL about my dissatisfaction with their shoddy product and unsurprisingly they haven't even had the decency to reply.

    However, if every poster on this site were to do the same thing, maybe they might take notice.

    I did the same last week.  I think its the first time I have ever sent in a complaint in my life.

    Thats how horrendous their new website is.

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    21 minutes ago, Demons11 said:

    The saints have recruited 1 good player in Hill. 

    Ryder is finished 

    Howard is a poor mans Sam Frost. 

    Jones is a hack 

    Butler is a very average AFL player 

    They also lost their best forward in Bruce. 

    A poor man's frost is some sledge

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    1 hour ago, Demons11 said:

    The saints have recruited 1 good player in Hill. 

    Ryder is finished 

    Howard is a poor mans Sam Frost. 

    Jones is a hack 

    Butler is a very average AFL player 

    They also lost their best forward in Bruce. 

    looks like i'm in the minority. Very happy to be wrong.

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    1 hour ago, Demons11 said:

    The saints have recruited 1 good player in Hill. 

    Ryder is finished 

    Howard is a poor mans Sam Frost. 

    Jones is a hack 

    Butler is a very average AFL player 

    They also lost their best forward in Bruce. 

    Membrey will just kick all 8 goals against us instead of sharing them with Bruce.

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    1 hour ago, Demons11 said:

    The saints have recruited 1 good player in Hill. 

    Ryder is finished 

    Howard is a poor mans Sam Frost. 

    Jones is a hack 

    Butler is a very average AFL player 

    They also lost their best forward in Bruce. 

    They also lost their best mid in Stevens, and a promising kid in Acres.....but they have added 6 players who WILL fill the gaping holes in their list.  It will work for a while.

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    2 hours ago, Demons11 said:

    The saints have recruited 1 good player in Hill. 

    Ryder is finished 

    Howard is a poor mans Sam Frost. 

    Jones is a hack 

    Butler is a very average AFL player 

    They also lost their best forward in Bruce. 

    No he's not.

     

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    33 minutes ago, george_on_the_outer said:

    They also lost their best mid in Stevens, and a promising kid in Acres.....but they have added 6 players who WILL fill the gaping holes in their list.  It will work for a while.

    In the end Stevens wasn't their best mid. The guy barely played. He's no loss to them. If Hannerbery gets his body right he'll be a much better player then what Steven was.

    Some on here are underrating their pick ups. The likes of Howard, Hill, Butler and Jones will make them significantly better. Add in a Max King who i think is going to be a genuine star in the mould of Tom Lynch, then they will go well this year. 

    I see them really pushing around the 8th position.

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    1 hour ago, Demonland said:

    Membrey will just kick all 8 goals against us instead of sharing them with Bruce.

    ?

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    39 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    No he's not.

     

    If he was any good, Sydney would not had let him go. 

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    20 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    In the end Stevens wasn't their best mid. The guy barely played. He's no loss to them. If Hannerbery gets his body right he'll be a much better player then what Steven was.

    Some on here are underrating their pick ups. The likes of Howard, Hill, Butler and Jones will make them significantly better. Add in a Max King who i think is going to be a genuine star in the mould of Tom Lynch, then they will go well this year. 

    I see them really pushing around the 8th position.

    Agree. I wouldn't write off Ryder either. He was carrying bad injuries for most of his time at Port. He is apparently fit now. Agree Hannebury sounds like he's got his body right and same for Carlisle who has had injury worries for a few seasons. 

    Their pace cut us to pieces last year and they've gone up another notch in speed with Hill and Jones. We haven't.

    They looked formidable in that first Marsh game. Very well structured around contests and clearing the ball to outside runners. Something I've been hoping to see us do but haven't yet. They had clear passes i50 to clear leads. Something I've been waiting to see since Goody took over in Roos's last year. We still don't.

    Hill is a match winner. Explosive pace but with elite decision making and skill to deliver the ball down people's throats. Langdon's stats pretty much matched Hills in the last period of last season but he doesn't have the same skill level. If he plays like he did in the last 5 weeks of last season he's going to be the smokey pick up of last year's trade period. 

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    2 minutes ago, Demons11 said:

    If he was any good, Sydney would not had let him go. 

    Sydney tried desperately to hang on to Jones but he was determined to go home. He had tried to leave over the previous couple of seasons. 

    On your theory Langdon must be a dud.

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    15 minutes ago, Demons11 said:

    If he was any good, Sydney would not had let him go. 

    Jones would easily get a game for us.

    We're screaming our for run and carry, and sausage rolls. He provides that.

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    2 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Jones would easily get a game for us.

    We're screaming our for run and carry, and sausage rolls. He provides that.

    Last year, sure. I'm not sure about that this year.

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    42 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Jones would easily get a game for us.

    We're screaming our for run and carry, and sausage rolls. He provides that.

    He provides run and carry, gets caught and turns it over 

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    46 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Jones would easily get a game for us.

    We're screaming our for run and carry, and sausage rolls. He provides that.

    Sydney need outside speed more than anyone. 
     

    He will be a serviceable player at the Saints but he won’t be the difference between them winning and losing games. 

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