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15 hours ago, whatwhat say what said:

crom supporting friend said one of the big changes for them this year has been the likes of nankervis are NOT in their best side

he doesn't work hard enough defensively

Crom people talked up McAdam as well. Just saying.

 

Mason Cox would be like inviting Maynard to our best and fairest and formally apologisinh for allowing Brayshaw back on the field so that his head could strike poor Maynard's shoulder... Just can't...

Darcy Wilson a big tick, Derk could work, I've always seen something in Peter Wright so it just might.

I wondered if Caro was making a statement in the hope that Reid's family would pick Richmond but just a thought.

I'm actually not that sold on the kid tbh.

Butters and oscar Allen - Dee's 2026 flag!

We have invested far too much time into JVR to trade him now even considering our past habit of holding onto to suspect players until any doubt about their low worth was expunged.

It was worth noting the stats of JBR and Jeffo in the Carlton game at half time however.

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curnow apparently wants to get to the suns?

wonder what happens there.

Another big boy for GC tho, assume white Jnr will be ours.

Would be a handy pickup for us. If he does go to GC, you’d think King is gone.


2 minutes ago, Heart Beats True said:

Would be a handy pickup for us. If he does go to GC, you’d think King is gone.

That’s a major upgrade for GCS. The King brothers have been a bust.

 
4 minutes ago, Heart Beats True said:

Would be a handy pickup for us. If he does go to GC, you’d think King is gone.

I instantly feel better about Saturday night 🤣

Wow, I've been wrong before about Calrton, but Cripps, Walsh, Jagga Smith and Cody Walker could be avery good midfield in 2-3 years time. Hopefully Cripps is just a little too old by then.

But they might be able to reset and build quickly around these new mids and become less predictable minus Curnow (and McKay?).


5 minutes ago, GS_1905 said:

That’s a major upgrade for GCS. The King brothers have been a bust.

Ben has 45 goals this season, wish one of our young key forwards was a bust like this then

13 minutes ago, GS_1905 said:

That’s a major upgrade for GCS. The King brothers have been a bust.

4th in the Coleman is a bust? More goals than Thilthorpe and Hogan is a bust?

2 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

That's some bust, as the bishop said to the actress.

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1 hour ago, Adam The God said:

Wow, I've been wrong before about Calrton, but Cripps, Walsh, Jagga Smith and Cody Walker could be avery good midfield in 2-3 years time. Hopefully Cripps is just a little too old by then.

But they might be able to reset and build quickly around these new mids and become less predictable minus Curnow (and McKay?).

Walsh’s back is cooked. They’re in big trouble Carlton with not much coming through.

2 minutes ago, Dee Boys said:

Walsh’s back is cooked. They’re in big trouble Carlton with not much coming through.

Fairly confident that Jagga will deliver well beyond Walsh’s output, from the last few years, as soon as he hits the park.

Cody Walker will be an absolute jet. I've seen this kid first hand dominate senior footy at country league level.

Can see him becoming very similar to Will Ashcroft.

You can build a midfield around him and Jagga Smith who imo is another jet.

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