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Just now, dees189227 said:

Now I'm more worried about Max's calf. On one hand I didn't want him to miss today,  but gee if he does anymore damage to it it could be costly 

his calf is fine....

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2 hours ago, forever demons said:

Well known stat 30% of favs win which means 70%lose

But only half the time 🙂

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4 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Now I'm more worried about Max's calf. On one hand I didn't want him to miss today,  but gee if he does anymore damage to it it could be costly 

This is the problem with having no real options beyond him. 
He never should have travelled to Perth last week and these are the games where if we had a decent backup he could sit out to avoid doing any serious damage. 
Calves can be problematic, especially at his age. If he does more damage to it today and has to miss a chunk of games, you could probably kiss our season goodbye. 

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2 hours ago, forever demons said:

Well known stat 30% of favs win which means 70%lose

Maybe in horse racing with multiple starters but there’s no way this is a correct stat for head-to-head competitions.

Anyway, I'm out before the inevitable gameday thread wrist-slashing and self-flaggelation begins ...

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Real disappointed for Taj who has shown plenty and still is not getting a full game, while Hunter has had a less than great pre season and season thus far, and is straight in off very limited good form. 

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2 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Real disappointed for Taj who has shown plenty and still is not getting a full game, while Hunter has had a less than great pre season and season thus far, and is straight in off very limited good form. 

Goodwin will Goodwin, baffling stuff really. What's worse is that if anything at least Taj plays with effort, pride and love for the club. His second efforts are second to none.

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4 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Taj is sub again. Just like Bedford and Jordon.  Goodwin is so boring!!! Taj played well v blues and v eagles.  
 

Freo might just give him a call and offer him a deal with a starting position.  

Love child syndrome, that's the only explanation.

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57 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

This is what happens when we don't have any real 2nd ruck on our list, or at least we don't use them.

Meanwhile Sydneare flying….😡

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23 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Real disappointed for Taj who has shown plenty and still is not getting a full game, while Hunter has had a less than great pre season and season thus far, and is straight in off very limited good form. 

Absolutely baffles me it really does.

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Hey who was the guy wearing number 23 who ran on with the boys? Didnt look like an AFL footballer and sure enough a kick for goal and then off. 

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1 minute ago, Earl Hood said:

Hey who was the guy wearing number 23 who ran on with the boys? Didnt look like an AFL footballer and sure enough a kick for goal and then off. 

McAdam?

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1 minute ago, At the break of Gawn said:

McAdam?

Yeah maybe it was. I need to go to spec savers 😜

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