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  On 02/05/2021 at 07:20, Jaded said:

I don’t understand why we rushed to give him 5 years when he has so many ongoing foot issues. 
There is no doubt he’s an important part of our team and we are worse off defensively in clearances when he isn’t playing. But he hasn’t had an injury free season for a long long time, and that doesn’t appear to be changing. 
It’s a real concern that he can’t get over the foot problems. 

It is a real concern that he won't be giving heaps of mongrel to Cripps this weekend. 

 
  On 03/05/2021 at 08:06, picket fence said:

And we signed him for 5 years with known previous foot/ ankle issues. Even if its not related its a very worrying sign IMV 

And I quote again!!

  On 10/05/2021 at 05:18, Rusty Nails said:

Worrying stuff.  Is Chunk up to covering as an extra rotation  for short stints off the bench?  Probably not eh.

Alternatively chunk shares the wing role with Gus who spends a bit of time in the middle to assist with rotations?

More time in the middle for LJ who is pretty good and mobile at ground level for a big man?

Like Deaver, ideally i still feel we are short one very good classy mid fielder.  Would have loved to have landed Tom Green in the draft but you can't select everybody.

Time to start training Chandler how to apply mongrel within the rules. 

 
  On 10/05/2021 at 08:30, Billy said:

5 year contract was definitely to long for Jack Viney 

You dont say!  As Mark Neeld woyld say...

NEVER SAW THAT COMIN!

  On 10/05/2021 at 04:40, Demonland said:

So much for 2-3 weeks. 

Having let the bone heal and gradually increased his loading, Viney said he plans to resume running on Tuesday and is confident he will be back to face the Magpies in five weeks’ time in round 13, in what has become the annual FightMND Big Freeze fundraiser led by inspirational former Demons coach Neale Daniher.

There is a positive in this, we are in a really strong position at 8-0 to play a few more games without Viney and have a bit more depth through guys like James Jordon who are playing very well getting a game. We know what Viney brings in big games snd don't need 22 games from him, we need him fit enough to play and make it through finals. He's the sort of player than can have 6 weeks off, come straight back into a big game and be best on ground.


  On 10/05/2021 at 08:30, Billy said:

5 year contract was definitely to long for Jack Viney 

Oh for god sake. ?

Good opportunity for Sparrow to get some senior midfield time if we need another tough inside mid 

 
  On 27/04/2021 at 12:37, Demonland said:

 

Doesn't look right. Jack Viney is 135 games of that lot.....

Tomlinson, Hore, Vandenburg, Lockhart and Smith.... 



Agree gives Weid his opportunity fwd/Ruck.

That’s a big shame,  Max’s form has been down the past couple of weeks and now he’s without his apprentice. 


Will miss his ruck craft. Weid might offer more up forward, but Dogga is our most effective ruckman at the moment.

 

Richmond players go to nightclubs and get into drunken fights: broken wrist

Melbourne players carry little old ladies' groceries to the car: sore finger

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