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Neitz out. Yze in. Im going to go along anyway in the hope that newton will get a run. but he won't.

ill add a disclaimer. that i wasnt told this first hand. but if your gonna change your bets or your tips...

 
Neitz out. Yze in. Im going to go along anyway in the hope that newton will get a run. but he won't.

ill add a disclaimer. that i personally know nothing but i heard a rumour. lol. but if your gonna change your bets or your tips...

nothing surprising.

You just don't have blokes like mclean, yze on the emergency.

Yze better get some kicks as i traded him from embley only for him to be a late withdrawal.

 
Yze better get some kicks as i traded him from embley only for him to be a late withdrawal.

You can expect a good percentage of them to be "off-the-ground jobs", especially if it gets damper. I mean you wouldn't want to get your glove wet would you. I can see it now. Blokes like Newton who tend to take the ball with one grab can still mark in wet conditions and for mine he would have yet been a valid inclusion.

I'm going to see Sandy, Sunday anyway.


I like Yze - but not as a replacement for Neitz

I understand the "Its going to be wet, use less talls" approach

but its not that wet out there, for a Melbourne Friday night in winter

and our forward line is already short - Robbo will be the only tall - and i wouldn't even call him that

ok so whose captain tonite then???? i want brocky

ok lets say its not a rumour... :P

Come on, spill... who do you know? <_< ;)

Nothing surprising though. Hopefully Yze has a good game and we get to see Juice soon.

Oh and BROCKY FOR CAPTAIN. That is the new bandwagon I'm driving tonight.

 
sorry jaded i stole that bandwagon and im off!

BROCKY FOR CAPTAIN TONIGHT AND THE NEXT 12 YEARS!

Damn you!

Always stealing my thunder.

I think Brocky would appriciate it more if I was driving! :rolleyes::P


ahhhh yes but if im driving you can be in the back breeding!

22 sons for brock mclean!

:lol::lol::lol:

It's 1-1 for disturbing gutter-comments made by us today.

You can expect a good percentage of them to be "off-the-ground jobs", especially if it gets damper. I mean you wouldn't want to get your glove wet would you. I can see it now. Blokes like Newton who tend to take the ball with one grab can still mark in wet conditions and for mine he would have yet been a valid inclusion.

I'm going to see Sandy, Sunday anyway.

i hope he kicks u in the nuts if he sees u....

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i hope he kicks u in the nuts if he sees u....

only if he is standing in the front row right behind the goals lol


only if he is standing in the front row right behind the goals lol

Is that a hard-ball get?

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Is that a hard-ball get?

just made me cringe with the thought of the pain...

just made me cringe with the thought of the pain...

Would have to be a double-stat.

i hope he kicks u in the nuts if he sees u....

Which one of those 5 kicks would he have used?

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He has nothing to smirk about (apart from the easy money).

Yeah, I know about the groin.

easy to pick on Ooze..how about picking on the big mouthed players who come out and spin shizen every week in the media then put up performances that the Hadfield under 9's girls team would be embarrassed about...


You can expect a good percentage of them to be "off-the-ground jobs", especially if it gets damper. I mean you wouldn't want to get your glove wet would you. I can see it now. Blokes like Newton who tend to take the ball with one grab can still mark in wet conditions and for mine he would have yet been a valid inclusion.

I'm going to see Sandy, Sunday anyway.

"Going to see Sandy Sunday" - hope to hell that ND gets off his ass and goes for a Captain Cook too - may actually learn something, like MICHEAL Newton's name- ND ref p 43 MFC 2007 Almanac.

Which one of those 5 kicks would he have used?

yzewh2.jpg

He has nothing to smirk about (apart from the easy money).

Yeah, I know about the groin.

" Yeah, I know about the groin." Did ND know about the groin??? If so why did he play him - if not, why not???

" Yeah, I know about the groin." Did ND know about the groin??? If so why did he play him - if not, why not???

The groin is alleged to have failed somewhat toward the end of the game. It's a good story any way. Yze was able to pass a fitness test but you'd be tempted to think that it may have only been just stringent enough for him to pass fit for selection.

 
The groin is alleged to have failed somewhat toward the end of the game. It's a good story any way. Yze was able to pass a fitness test but you'd be tempted to think that it may have only been just stringent enough for him to pass fit for selection.

If an injury can pass an injury test, it should pass a game otherwise the test its gone through is crap and I don't care what level the test has been done at. If a person passes a medical and breaks down down, I blame the medical staff - no excuses

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i doubt he even had a fitness test. he has OP. of course he can run and kick but it causes a lot of pain. when uoi havnt used it all day and they say run here jump high, kick this it would feel a bit sore but manageable. when you start running at full intensity in a footy match it wuld degenerate pretty quickly. if hedidnt play for melb last night he wouldnt of played for sandy, he wouldve rested. he shouldnt have played, and if he isnt over the groin problem by the end of the year he should do the right thing and retire.


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