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Tank pls. No point risking Gawn, and a few others.

Hopefully the Saints can beat either Cats or Blues and we can snap up pick 5

 

No Oliver will be interested because in theory Sparrow should play as a full time on baller. it'll be great to see how he goes. 

  On 14/08/2024 at 06:16, jumbo returns said:

Dropping Howes πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
He’s the bloody future 

Future of what? He can't defend and doesn't offer enough in attack. He's had an ok first season at the AFL level but needs a massive preseason rather than be gifted any extra games. Has to come back stronger, more physical and more willing to get the ball.

  On 14/08/2024 at 01:27, layzie said:

For everyone talking about the game style right now both good and bad I have an question for you and I'm keen to hear the responses:

- Would you like to see us attempt to play an attacking, free flowing, 'through the middle' style of footy and see us try to develop this even if it means potentially being smacked by 10 goals plus?

OR

- Do you want to see us go up there and put up a fight with the strangle approach we used against Port? It won't be pretty but if executed we may lose by a small margin or even get a win.

Keen to hear your thoughts. 

Hate to be all Ted Lasso but i'd just tell them go out there make the supporters proud and have fun aha. I get its not super professional and very juniors-like but what else is there to do at this stage of the year.

I'm anticipating quite a few changes to the list and gameplay next year so these 2 games are a bit meaningless.

 

 
  On 14/08/2024 at 05:49, Redleg said:

It’s coming.

It is???? Well spill it, and it better not be a windup!!πŸ₯΄


  On 14/08/2024 at 06:31, DeeSpencer said:

Future of what? He can't defend and doesn't offer enough in attack. He's had an ok first season at the AFL level but needs a massive preseason rather than be gifted any extra games. Has to come back stronger, more physical and more willing to get the ball.

Yeah yeah

Let's play Billings

  On 14/08/2024 at 06:54, picket fence said:

It is???? Well spill it, and it better not be a windup!!πŸ₯΄

Given Goody’s comments he has to play this week or next.

  On 14/08/2024 at 08:32, CHF said:

I would like to see Sestan given a run. 

After a promising period mid season I reckon his last month has been horrid. 

A pity as I think he's one of the more intriguing players on our list 

  On 14/08/2024 at 09:17, Go the Biff said:

After a promising period mid season I reckon his last month has been horrid. 

A pity as I think he's one of the more intriguing players on our list 

Fair enough but I would still give him a run this week or next week to see how he reacts to the situation and to give him some clear incentive over the off season.


These next games mean something...but the opposite of what they usually do, we want to lose them and want others to win to give us a better draft pick potentially.

Winning them won't achieve anything and supporters know that at this stage for 2024.  Winning would be a waste, not to mention a meaningless risk for players like Gawn. 

What do we want out of 2024 at this late stage?

Our season is cooked, so how do we get the best result from now for the MFC.

Do we know if Fullerton can play at AFL level or do we just leave him at Casey until we delist him. Drop Gawn, in for medical,

Bring in Jefferson for 2 matches after telling him this is what AFL is like and strive over preseason to get there

Use the remaining 2 games as a positive for 2025, if in doubt play them.

Whats the worst that can happen? Lose 2  dead games, have a look at players and possibly improve our draft position.

It wont matter to the vast majority of our supporters, they wont go anyway, Petty will still be a forward, at night, cold, dark or just couldnt care. Let us see the possible future and enjoy the DEES at the G. For now! 

I know it won't happen, but I'd love to see Fullarton come in for the two remaining games and JvR played forward for 100% of both games.

  On 14/08/2024 at 19:52, ex52k2 said:

What do we want out of 2024 at this late stage?

 

To beat the [censored] Pies! 

  On 14/08/2024 at 06:26, DubDee said:

Hopefully the Saints can beat either Cats or Blues and we can snap up pick 5

Saints should beat the blues. They are decimated by injury. West Coast should beat them too. It may also be a double benefit as saints might get first round compensation for Battle.

I do think we are a chance to win either of our games, though won’t be favourites.

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  On 15/08/2024 at 01:45, Ferghus31 said:

Hopefully its Goodwins second last game as Coach 

Listened to Dwanes world the other day did anyone else catch Chris from Camberwells take?? He reckons Goody will be gone by seasons end. Now I know everyone has an opinion but for some reason I have a sneaky suspicion that he could be onto something here!

 

So far no announcement re Jeffo. Am I the only one that senses a lost opportunity on behalf of the club to blood this player based on very good recent form? The club has missed a Golden opportunity here to give the supporters something to look forward to. Very disappointing!

Last roll of the selection  πŸŽ²  last round at the β€˜G.

   
JEFFERSON JEFFERSON JEFFERSON

                        FORD

     
   β€œYou know it makes sense”

                   Picket Fence

 

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