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16 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Definitely annoyed. Possibly even annoyance awareness.

Low grade annoyance?

Tightness sin his annoyance?

My diagnosis is a mild case of exasperation.

Grumpy Gary Baker avatar tells me he will be fine to play.

And that is is his constant state

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8 minutes ago, Nasher said:

If Preuss is injured but Gawn is fit, I guess Gawn can just about cover the loss of Preuss...

????

 
1 minute ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

Anyone know if Austin Bradtke played in the scratch match vs Pies?

I believe he has been playing but I can’t see them playing him


1 minute ago, Demons11 said:

I believe he has been playing but I can’t see them playing him

Is that a metaphysical riddle? 

The Dees ruckman, who played his first game of the season last weekend, is expected to recover in time for the clash with the Western Bulldogs, but will be monitored throughout the next few days.

Max Gawn is also set to face a fitness test in the lead up to Round 13, hoping to return from a knee injury.

Round 13 Injury Update | Preuss leaves track early

 

33 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Possibly even annoyance awareness.

Probably my quote of the year right there! Spurt milk out my nose!

 

Yep ...the ole hip/quad out for season senario.......

....should play Saturday then.

4 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

Yep ...the ole hip/quad out for season senario.......

....should play Saturday then.

Good thing he was annoyed not furious


1 hour ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

An earlier twitter post by Ayrton Woolley:

Scans later today for Braydon Preuss. A “tweak” of hip/groin according to club. Not ruled out just yet, but he didn’t look happy.
Dees positive on Gawn progress after big running session. @9NewsMelb
 
Doesn't sound like it is wrist slashing time!
If nothing else it will keep bulldogs guessing.

sounds like something a pre game injection should fix if necessary

57 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

sounds like something a pre game injection should fix if necessary

Not sure having no ruck is such a bad thing for this Saturday. Forecast up here is for 45k winds Saturday. It will be worse than a wet day with ball on ground most of time.

11 minutes ago, Docs Demons said:

Not sure having no ruck is such a bad thing for this Saturday. Forecast up here is for 45k winds Saturday. It will be worse than a wet day with ball on ground most of time.

Yep.  The winds started here around lunch time, and are forecast to get stronger each day from now until Saturday, when they are forecast to be the strongest all year!  Just got my tickets.  Might have to take an anchor to hold me to my seat!

16 minutes ago, Vagg said:

Yep.  The winds started here around lunch time, and are forecast to get stronger each day from now until Saturday, when they are forecast to be the strongest all year!  Just got my tickets.  Might have to take an anchor to hold me to my seat!

Seems to have rained every 2nd game in QLD. So much for beautiful one day perfect one day

8 minutes ago, Grimes Times said:

Seems to have rained every 2nd game in QLD. So much for beautiful one day perfect one day

During the week the weather is just about perfect then come the weekend it can sometimes be ****house. 


35 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

During the week the weather is just about perfect then come the weekend it can sometimes be ****house. 

This!  (Past coupla days have been glorious!)

1 hour ago, Docs Demons said:

Not sure having no ruck is such a bad thing for this Saturday. Forecast up here is for 45k winds Saturday. It will be worse than a wet day with ball on ground most of time.

i hate wind games......hope the forecast is wrong

I reckon, if Gawn, Preuss, and Tim English are out of the game, Dees and The Bullies should nominate Daniel and Spargo as the ruckmen

On 8/16/2020 at 3:33 PM, Little Goffy said:

Seems odd to me, the fuss made about Collingwood's 4 games in 14 days.

It was also our fourth game in 16 days and fifth game in 20 days.

And the fact that Geelong flogged St Kilda on a Monday and backed it up with another flogging over Port on the Friday.

Geelong has ruined that excuse for everyone now.

5 hours ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

Mitch Brown, come on down!

Can't play ruck or key position forward if they were to use Tommy. Brown is a very tall HFF.


22 hours ago, DemonLad5 said:

Have to remember that Hannan wasn’t dropped, he was out due to illness 

He was good against North and I think he’ll return for Sparrow or possibly Kozzy 

https://t.co/rg6cOqV4mZ

Jon Ralph indicated he would've been dropped regardless of being ill.

5 hours ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

 

We finally start to get on a roll and lose all our rucks.  We are the Shakespearean tragedy that never ends.

Let’s hope it’s much ado about nothing 

 
3 hours ago, Grimes Times said:

Seems to have rained every 2nd game in QLD. So much for beautiful one day perfect one day

I dunno, at least our blokes will feel right at home GT

1 hour ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Jon Ralph indicated he would've been dropped regardless of being ill.

Jon Ralph ???

The bloke is a peanut and by far the worst sport journalist on the planet.  


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