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2 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Guys I’m going out on a limb here to say that neither St Kilda nor Collingwood win the flag this year. 

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West Coast injury list:

  • Oscar Allen Foot 4-5 weeks
  • Campbell Chesser Ankle Inactive
  • Greg Clark Shoulder 6-7 weeks
  • Tom Cole Ankle Inactive
  • Jamie Cripps Pectoral 6-7 weeks
  • Jack Darling Foot TBC
  • Liam Duggan Knee 1-2 weeks
  • Luke Edwards Groin 1 week
  • Tom Joyce Ankle 4-5 weeks
  • Dom Sheed Ankle 8 weeks
  • Luke Shuey Hamstring Test
  • Zane Trew Shin 5-6 weeks
  • Connor West Hamstring 2 weeks
  • Elliot Yeo Calf 2-3 weeks
  • Tim Kelly 1 week
  • Witherden Tbc

Looking at the Gold Coast team, they look more settled and mature than ever before.  Chol and Casbolt up front.  talent through the middle.  they could surprise a few this year

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9 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Is it my imagination or are Collingwood players buggered after each play? They are hands on hips sucking in the air. It’s been one quarter of one game. Doesn’t look good. 

They have a strange game plan that involves 18 players deep defence (note the two parallell line of players) and then running forward together as a wave with handpasses. Keeping it up will be difficult

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9 minutes ago, DubDee said:

West Coast injury list:

  • Oscar Allen Foot 4-5 weeks
  • Campbell Chesser Ankle Inactive
  • Greg Clark Shoulder 6-7 weeks
  • Tom Cole Ankle Inactive
  • Jamie Cripps Pectoral 6-7 weeks
  • Jack Darling Foot TBC
  • Liam Duggan Knee 1-2 weeks
  • Luke Edwards Groin 1 week
  • Tom Joyce Ankle 4-5 weeks
  • Dom Sheed Ankle 8 weeks
  • Luke Shuey Hamstring Test
  • Zane Trew Shin 5-6 weeks
  • Connor West Hamstring 2 weeks
  • Elliot Yeo Calf 2-3 weeks
  • Tim Kelly 1 week
  • Witherden Tbc

Looking at the Gold Coast team, they look more settled and mature than ever before.  Chol and Casbolt up front.  talent through the middle.  they could surprise a few this year

What a horrible injury list - I thought they had some covid cases too.

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Great mark King - but not a lot of footy smarts with his kick.

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If they can’t mark it in fwd 50 it’s an easy and straight rebound out for the Saints.

Max King, nice (mark).

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As BBO said his kicking is shi t even if BT said he’s been working on it “from what over heard”.
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