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NON-MFC: Rd 01 2023

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Hate to admit it but Collingwood don't go away and are the quickest side in the game.

 
 

 

Ugh Collingwood supporters are gonna be insufferable 

Cats out on there feet, injuries have caught up with them.

Pies have impressed me.

14 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

looks like a full break to Howe’s forearm. God knows what else though. 

Often a full clean break is much better than a fractured/messy break, heals better and quicker and less complex. Have had the bad one and it’s not great, wish him all the best.



Just now, DemonWheels said:

Often a full clean break is much better than a fractured/messy break, heals better and quicker and less complex. Have had the bad one and it’s not great, wish him all the best.

Been there, done that. It hurts!!

Fantastic game tonight. Hate the Pies but they’ve been great. Howe will be a loss, but they’ll be a contender this year. Their quick and chaotic ball movement doesn’t allow teams to setup defensive structures. It’s why they beat us and is why they’ve taken up to the best teams. Credit to Mcrae for turning them round in a short time and energizing them with this new style. He’s a good coach.

 

In other news, Australia all out for 188 😂😂

Just now, Lord Travis said:

Fantastic game tonight. Hate the Pies but they’ve been great. Howe will be a loss, but they’ll be a contender this year. Their quick and chaotic ball movement doesn’t allow teams to setup defensive structures. It’s why they beat us and is why they’ve taken up to the best teams. Credit to Mcrae for turning them round in a short time and energizing them with this new style. He’s a good coach.

But can do it all season long? The hunger will sure drive them.


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