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Deary me. I suppose they know what they're doing. 

 
 
6 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

Deary me. I suppose they know what they're doing. 

No surprises is a bit of a surprise...

May and Hibberd looked tender and Chandler ??

So much for managing the quick turnaround

1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

No surprises is a bit of a surprise...

May and Hibberd looked tender and Chandler ??

So much for managing the quick turnaround

Hi DJ. As much as that concerns me my response related to the inclusion of No.19 up front. I guess their best defender goes to JVR then? 


53 minutes ago, Fanatique Demon said:

That line up is a joke. Only a few named were in their real positions. 

That's the whole point - Goody's having a joke with us. He does this so 'Landers go insane. Laugh along I say. He's probably watching on laughing with the way he's #%&*!#@ with our brains. It's his secret weekly indulgence.

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I was hoping that Daniel Turner would have got a run in the backline, really surprised that Hibbo got up he looked in a bit of trouble late in the game skying kicks. He is a tough customer.!!

 
1 minute ago, DeeZone said:

I was hoping that Daniel Turner would have got a run in the backline, really surprised that Hibbo got up he looked in a bit of trouble late in the game skying kicks. He is a tough customer.!!

I recon Hibbo perpetually looks in a state of trouble. Love him.


28 minutes ago, kev martin said:

Lever was calling out a nickname to Schache.

"Weasel",  I was taken a back.

Perhaps he has weaseled his way into the team, or his bonding with deep and meaningful discussions. 

DIESEL

31 minutes ago, layzie said:

The selection mirrors the kind of week on DL.

I resemble that remark!

I was hoping some of the old codgers would be managed this week with the short turnaround - May and Hibberd. Similarly, I hope the mids are rotated out of the centre a little more for Kozzie, JJ and Sparrow.

Of course we won't take Norf lightly!

I smell some late outs.

Just something in the air.

9 minutes ago, layzie said:

Didn't Rivers have a knock as well? Maybe just cramp 

Yeah, just cramp.  Was stretching it out for a while before he totally missed that kick and was subbed immediately after.


They’ll look to stretch us for height, especially after the Essendon approach last week.

typically we’d just run all over them but with the short break and injuries to some of our smalls, there is more risk in this game than I’m comfortable with.

15 minutes ago, Queanbeyan Demon said:

That's the whole point - Goody's having a joke with us. He does this so 'Landers go insane. Laugh along I say. He's probably watching on laughing with the way he's #%&*!#@ with our brains. It's his secret weekly indulgence.

Maybe Fritter at centre half back is a thing.

6 minutes ago, rpfc said:

I smell some late outs.

Just something in the air.

It's Daisy's perfume.


4 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

A few posters have expressed doubts and concerns about the game against Norf.

I don't get it! 

We will [censored] on Norf from a great height!

I don’t agree. We are in very mediocre form and bottom sides come out with great intent against us while we often come out napping. 
5 day break on top of that and this could end in tears. 

50 minutes ago, Fanatique Demon said:

I’m not outraged. I just think it’s stupid. 

Less stupid or more stupid than telling the opposition exactly how we're going to line up?

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1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

I don’t agree. We are in very mediocre form and bottom sides come out with great intent against us while we often come out napping. 
5 day break on top of that and this could end in tears. 

Correct Jaded, I expect they will come out hard. They may well hang around until half time .... but after that ....

I just realised it. The Deez media division ^%&*@#-!p the media release. They reversed the lines. Should have read:

B: J Jordon, J.van Rooyen, J.McVee

HB: J.Viney, J.Schache, M.Hibberd

C: E.Langdon, C.Oliver, T.Sparrow

HF: A.Brayshaw, B.Fritsch, T.Rivers

F: J.Bowey, S.May, J.Lever

Makes much more sense this way.


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