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Realistic hopes for 2024

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8 minutes ago, drysdale demon said:

None mate , I'm selling them.

Could be a very good market late Saturday night. I hope they are worthless. 

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    1 minute ago, old dee said:

    Could be a very good market late Saturday night. I hope they are worthless. 

    I will be sold out before then, made enuff to leave for  Las Vegas on Sunday.

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    On 17/06/2024 at 08:40, Demonstone said:

    We could try Robin Hood at full-forward.  His kicking is apparently straight as an arrow.

    best dad joke ive heard for a while!!

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    I'd like the see the new game style start to take hold and by the end of the year we charge towards finals with some momentum, maybe Petty and Van Rooyen find their feet as a partnership and the forward line is functioning better

    I still think we can play finals in the bottom part of the 8, so i'd say a pass mark given the talent we still have even without Petracca is to make the 8, show this new game style can work and build some momentum heading into 2025, we sort of need this to be a repeat of 2020 where we found form in the back half of the year, just missed the finals but the momentum carried us to the 2021 season where the rest is history 

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    On 16/06/2024 at 20:51, Hellaintabadplacetobe said:

    I've lost all trust in the playing group and the coaching staff and hierarchy.

    We were told pre season our actions on the field will be our response to an off season from hell.

    Something deeply amiss behind the scenes.  We won't be moving forward anytime soon until whatever it is that's festering away behind the scenes is resolved.

    I'm not expecting finals this year after our last month. Happy to get games into kids but not all at once. 

    BUMP 

    Here is some entertaining reading after dinner.

    As I feared in June.... something is deeply amiss.

    Is there anyone that still thinks we are in great shape??

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