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I think Essendon are forced to play a few kids this week which could be why Howes may be under consideration.  But I'd say it would be incredibly unlikely.  1st year players would have to knock down the door  to break into the side.  I've heard positive things about all our draftees from last year but nothing to suggest any of them will get a look in for the first half of the season (unless we have significant injuries).

 
31 minutes ago, Docs Demons said:

White Diamond for me BBO and we had a boot bloke to nail the stops in.

And the umps inspection before the game in the rooms to make sure there were no nails sticking out that may result in nasty tetanus laden gashes on lovely soft pink skin.  Not likely to apply to BBO whose skin was already coarse. 

 
2 hours ago, hemingway said:

And the umps inspection before the game in the rooms to make sure there were no nails sticking out that may result in nasty tetanus laden gashes on lovely soft pink skin.  Not likely to apply to BBO whose skin was already coarse. 

Yes, I remember that ritual Ernie.

Also we had to pay ( I think 50 cents) for the pleasure of playing. Insurance.

8 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Yes, I remember that ritual Ernie.

Also we had to pay ( I think 50 cents) for the pleasure of playing. Insurance.

Through to the keeper, bowled Shane,  and bowled Uncle. 


Anyone know where we trained today? From the training gallery it looks like we had a run at  Port Melbourne’s home ground.

4 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Anyone know where we trained today? From the training gallery it looks like we had a run at  Port Melbourne’s home ground.

Yes.  Port Melbourne.

3 minutes ago, Deeoldfart said:

Yes.  Port Melbourne.

Thanks Dof, just curious why we didn’t spend much time at Casey this week. Earlier in the week I’m sure I saw us having a run on one of the rugby fields at AAMI. 

 

Well you'd think if there was a Blake Howes debut we would have heard by now..


1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Yeah you’d expect one of those calling mum and dad videos or the boys getting around him at Training after Goody informs them prior to or after the session. 

Maybe they'll show him calling them in tears after he debuts as sub and doesn't get on the ground....?

1 hour ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Thanks Dof, just curious why we didn’t spend much time at Casey this week. Earlier in the week I’m sure I saw us having a run on one of the rugby fields at AAMI. 

Maybe something to do with a light week on the track, after a tough road trip and only a 6 day break.

18 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Maybe they'll show him calling them in tears after he debuts as sub and doesn't get on the ground....?

on a serious note i hope we never, ever do that to a player

appalling from both the aints and the peptides to do it in 2022 already

Any word on OUR SELECTIONS??


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