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3 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I have to say Daz, I’m in the same boat. Have a bit of a sick feeling about this one, I can feel it, deep down, in my plums. 

Check  Feel  if they are in a knot .

Edited by nosoupforme

 
39 minutes ago, A F said:

Some mighty fine work there.

Thks for this Adam, ripper video

loved the tackle on J Cameron, and who could forget the goal to win vs dons. Hopefully he has a blinder for his milestone game

7 minutes ago, BigFez said:

What's the latest weather report Ox?

Looking at the Brisbane, North game it appears to be a sunny day. 

 
1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Today is all about TRUST

If Goodwin cannot get the side up for this one, he never will

I want to see 4 quarters of serious effort and nothing less

The Club expect to make Finals THIS YEAR. 

How serious are they...?

Was that a rhetorical question ?

I thought Jones was OK against North.  Used it well and a couple of goal assists.


6 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Out score them and we’ll win, simple. 

Do you have these sorts of posts queued up ready to go every week, mate? ? I really admire how you change it up.

1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Today is all about TRUST

If Goodwin cannot get the side up for this one, he never will

I want to see 4 quarters of serious effort and nothing less

The Club expect to make Finals THIS YEAR. 

How serious are they...?

Agree, this is probably the match that tells the SG / FD & present list tale SW.

We have a somewhat out of form Pies outfit coming off a 4 day break.  A few very solid ins, obviously Pendles the main one.  We are coming in with a physical advantage off a 6 say break.  Big Maxy a blow but we have Pruess who was recruited for exactly this scenario.  No excuses imv.

Blind Freddy knows who we need to cover here in Pendles and Sidey.  Both lock down roles imv, at least in the first half.   Viney to Pendles and Harmes to Sidey with assists from Sparrow and AVB.  Not sure either have the mileage ability or agility required but would rather these match ups which sets Clarry, Gus and Tracc free to worry / tire the Pies mids going the other way.  Viney resting HF when not benched.

Season / finals chances pretty much on the line.  Can we bring a switched on fired up group of 22 who really want this one from the first bounce and leave it all on the park win / lose or draw?

We will know in about 5 hours whether SG and this list are on track or the one step forward two back scenario we have seen far too often under SG's tenure till now.

Today is very much about progression and the stepping up of...

The MFC list, the FD, it's culture / brand and the coach.

Fingers crossed.

Edited by Rusty Nails

 
8 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Agree, this is probably the match that tells the SG / FD & present list tale SW.

We have a somewhat out of form Pies outfit coming off a 4 day break.  A few very solid ins, obviously Pendles the main one.  We are coming in with a physical advantage off a 6 say break.  Big Maxy a blow but we have Pruess who was recruited for exactly this scenario.  No excuses imv.

Blind Freddy knows who we need to cover here in Pendles and Sidey.  Both lock down roles imv, at least in the first half.   Viney to Pendles and Harmes to Sidey with assists from Sparrow and AVB.  Not sure either have the mileage ability or agility required but would rather these match ups which sets Clarry, Gus and Tracc free to worry / tire the Pies mids going the other way.  Viney resting HF when not benched.

Season / finals chances pretty much on the line.  Can we bring a switched on fired up group of 22 who really want this one from the first bounce and leave it all on the park win / lose or draw?

We will know in about 5 hours whether SG and this list are on track or the one step forward two back scenario we have seen far too often under SG's tenure till now.

Today is very much about progression and the stepping up of...

The MFC list, the FD, it's culture / brand and the coach.

Fingers crossed.

Viney playing a tagging role will definitely help him to reduce the see ball, get ball at stoppages and will bring team mates into the game I reckon. Good post.

I hope this can stay between me and the few thousand people who post on here. 

Thanks to [censored] coronavirus I've started dating a new girl who is legacy Collingwood due to an ex. 

I've nearly flipped her. My last three partners were in the didn't-give-a-[censored] category due to foreign origins. 

I feel that this match is both crucial for our season and my short-term future sexual happiness. 

Like if she displayed a Wobbles' scarf on Tinder I would never have swiped right. I feel cheated. 

Anyway, amusingly, she's missing a couple teeth. She also has a PhD. She's aware of the contradiction. 

Go Dees. 

 


13 minutes ago, BigFez said:

What's the latest weather report Ox?

radar shows there has been quite a bit of rain in southern qld.

wind has now changed to westerly which luckily is pushing most rain w to e just north of brisbane

one small band left which should pass brissy in next 30-40 mins with just the tail of it giving maybe a light shower

after that should be fine and ground should dry quick with temps still in low 20's, wind light

dcweather(c)

8 minutes ago, A F said:

Do you have these sorts of posts queued up ready to go every week, mate? ? I really admire how you change it up.

Well someone has to balance the "all is lost" and "it's in the bag" posts.

When was the last time we won 3 games in a row? I just can’t see us doing it today. 

26 minutes ago, BigFez said:

What's the latest weather report Ox?

Overcast with slight drizzle here and there. Gabba has really good drainage so I would expect the ground to be in mint condition. 
 

I think the rain may hold off during the game. 

Intermittent showers. Sunny. Cloudy. Showers here in Brisbane.  
Raining again now for past hour after sunny period. 
21c. Pleasant for footy. Not cold !! 


Off to the game. 

Haven’t seen Melb v Collywobbles play live for a very long time. 

Hope we play a lot better than we did against Port. 

Would be nice to see a WIN live  

Go Dees. 

19 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Pendles

I reckon they're taking a risk with this one...

What Q will he go down?

...or, will he start?

26 minutes ago, Pollyanna said:

I thought Jones was OK against North.  Used it well and a couple of goal assists.

Ditto Polly.  Nothing near his heady days but pretty serviceable.  No doubt being asked to play a very different role on the outside now.  Very little contested, just get into the right spots between the arcs and execute coming inside 50 and looking for opportunities inside on the 45 where possible.

Taking much of the contested stuff out may help him with recovery, keep him a little fresher / sharper and (might) see him deliver a little more accurately by foot.

8 minutes ago, rjay said:

I reckon they're taking a risk with this one...

What Q will he go down?

...or, will he start?

If i've learned anything with the Pies over many decades rjay they will not usually put a player on the park (H&A... not necessarily finals where the stakes are higher) unless he's very much ready to roll.

I would expect him to play and be somewhere near his best.  Take him lightly and he'll put us to the sword as he so often does against most teams.

And if he is a smidgen under done?  Even more reason to make sure he is pushed to his physical limits with a hard lock early, at least for the first half anyway.

3 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

If i've learned anything with the Pies over many decades rjay they will not usually put a player on the park (H&A... not necessarily finals where the stakes are higher) unless he's very much ready to roll.

I would expect him to play and be somewhere near his best.  Take him lightly and he'll put us to the sword as he so often does against most teams.

And if he is a smidgen under done?  Even more reason to make sure he is pushed to his physical limits with a hard lock early, at least for the first half anyway.

Fair comment Nails. Pendles is a proven top gun. You underestimate at your risk.


I will tip that at some stage of the game the frees will be 10-5 against, or worse and that Pies have at least 2 goals from soft frees.

Edited by Redleg

1 hour ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Outscore them and we’ll win, simple. 

wow thats make the game so simple , so you're telling me if we score more we will win 

dont tell everyone .... :)

41 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

Off to the game. 

Haven’t seen Melb v Collywobbles play live for a very long time. 

Hope we play a lot better than we did against Port. 

Would be nice to see a WIN live  

Go Dees. 

Hope they put up a great fight and come away with a win. 1 point will suffice.

Enjoy Ox

 
2 minutes ago, markc said:

wow thats make the game so simple , so you're telling me if we score more we will win 

dont tell everyone .... :)

we usually win if we kick straight and the other team doesn't if that is of any help

Got too drunk during the day and missed the Gold Coast game. Still adjusting to Australia time. On the border-line now. Need some suggestions how I can fill up one hour of my life until kick-off. Go: 

 


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