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2 minutes ago, Ghostwriter said:

Oh but PSDee, dontchya know? The medical experts on Demonland are way more knowledgeable on this than our club medics.

Please donโ€™t spoil the Club pile-on with your sensible surmising.

Yes. It's amazing how many people have said 'it is inexplicable' meaning that as a critism of the club rather than an acknowledgment of their own lack of information.

There are of course good arguments for playing more new players, but there might be several other players who should be 'rested' before resting a slightly injured Viney (depending on which new player is brought in and other factors).

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3 hours ago, Superunknown said:

Your sample size is statistically insignificant, I can present a similarly statistically insignificant sample -

I know an Olympic gold medal winner - kids friends at school, we socialise a bit, have them over etc - super super lovely person.

People are gonna people

We digress. I wouldnt want my grandchildren playing professional AFL.

 
2 hours ago, Superunknown said:

what if Goodwin is trying to lose this so we sack him and he gets his 1M. Takes a year off, feet up, no stress, happy days!!

Maybe he is going to pump the lot on the Eagles at $9.50

7 minutes ago, ijustwannaseeaflag said:

Maybe he is going to pump the lot on the Eagles at $9.50

I know how to ensure a dees win, slap a fitty on the Eagles...


2 hours ago, Superunknown said:

what if Goodwin is trying to lose this so we sack him and he gets his 1M. Takes a year off, feet up, no stress, happy days!!

Goodwin picks his mates knowing that of course they will justify selection with stellar games vs WAFL Magoos. This is ALL about Goodwin keeping his job!

2 minutes ago, demoncat said:

You donโ€™t have to agree with peopleโ€™s want for a change in coach, but how anyone can defend an injured player being selected for a dead rubber match - while there are many players at Casey and even in the AFL who could cover his role - is beyond me

Hashtag parapraxis ๐Ÿ˜ This shouldnโ€™t have anything to do with who the coach is but clearly it does.

No matter who is coaching a team, and where that team is on the ladder, do you think club doctors would allow a player to play with an injury if there was any risk of the injury being compounded? Thatโ€™s not just stupidity, itโ€™s a dereliction of duty.

16 minutes ago, demoncat said:

while there are many players at Casey and even in the AFL who could cover his role

This is the crux of it for me. It has nothing to do with medical negligence.

We shouldn't need excuses to try new players and configurations at 6 and 13, and after an astonishingly bad previous two weeks. But if we DO need to find reasons for change, a bone fracture seems like a decent one.

Edited by The Taciturn Demon

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He's coaching for his job, not the best interests of the club. See the Petty selection last (and this) week.

7 minutes ago, Ghostwriter said:

Hashtag parapraxis ๐Ÿ˜ This shouldnโ€™t have anything to do with who the coach is but clearly it does.

No matter who is coaching a team, and where that team is on the ladder, do you think club doctors would allow a player to play with an injury if there was any risk of the injury being compounded? Thatโ€™s not just stupidity, itโ€™s a dereliction of duty.

Itโ€™s not about whether they technically โ€œcanโ€ play on a medical level - no one is doubting that

Itโ€™s about the club - including the coach - refusing to use an opportunity like this to rest the effected player, to give other players an opportunity to play at AFL level and to try different set ups that might, I donโ€™t know, actually result in us becoming better team

Because apparently weโ€™re trying to become a better teamโ€ฆ by doing mostly the same thing each weekโ€ฆ with mostly the same playersโ€ฆ even if theyโ€™re sick and injured ๐Ÿ™ƒ

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1 hour ago, Pennant St Dee said:
ย  2 hours ago, The Taciturn Demon said:

Oh goodness - the Viney selection.

But what does that achieved then if he's playing through pain in an absolute dead rubber match.

Considering this club has a long history of mismanaged player injuries, this just make completely no sense whatsoever and just another reason why the whole footy department needs a massive overhaul.

Put him on ice for the year and get surgery done if he has too. Play Rivers, Laurie or even Langford for instance in that role for the next 4 weeks. Great time to start transitioning Langford in there as an inside mid and gain some valuable experience.

I'm still so angry I feel like barracking for WC.. (I know see a Dr)

1 minute ago, demoncat said:

Itโ€™s not about whether they technically โ€œcanโ€ play on a medical level - no one is doubting that

Itโ€™s about the club - including the coach - refusing to use an opportunity like this to rest the effected player, to give other players an opportunity to play at AFL level and to try different set ups that might, I donโ€™t know, actually result in us becoming better team

Because apparently weโ€™re trying to become a better teamโ€ฆ by doing mostly the same thing each weekโ€ฆ with mostly the same players ๐Ÿ™ƒ

I agree, other players should be given a go, and Jackโ€™s injury is an opportunity for such.

What I take issue with, and what my point is, the folks disparaging our medical staff as though they know more than them.

Our doctors and physios and trainers deserve to be respected and appreciated. If we had the injury list length of some clubs everyone would be sinking the boots in.

13 minutes ago, demoncat said:

Itโ€™s not about whether they technically โ€œcanโ€ play on a medical level - no one is doubting that

except everyone IS doubting that

3 minutes ago, Ghostwriter said:

I agree, other players should be given a go, and Jackโ€™s injury is an opportunity for such.

What I take issue with, and what my point is, the folks disparaging our medical staff as though they know more than them.

Our doctors and physios and trainers deserve to be respected and appreciated. If we had the injury list length of some clubs everyone would be sinking the boots in.

I agree - our doctors and physios have done a great job keeping us healthy this year and they deserve respect and credit for that

And if people are doubting them then thatโ€™s a different story, but I donโ€™t think this should be conflated with people genuinely having concerns about our selections regardless of if any particular player has been medically cleared to play


1 hour ago, YearOfTheDees said:

Going to be one of the smallest crowds of all time. Even with the AFLs 2 4 1 deal.

2-4-1s, Kids go free.

Just got a sms about a ticket upgrade

What is your guess?

1 hour ago, Ghostwriter said:

Oh but PSDee, dontchya know? The medical experts on Demonland are way more knowledgeable on this than our club medics.

Please donโ€™t spoil the Club pile-on with your sensible surmising.

I have no doubt that Viney got the all clear to play without risk of further damage, but I am not sure thatโ€™s the point.

This is a perfect opportunity to give Viney a week off and play someone like Laurie who has worked so hard for so long at Casey.

What is his motivation to keep fronting up, when in a dead rubber against a rubbish opponent we choose to play a guy carrying an injury over him?

Iโ€™m not one to stick the boot in, but itโ€™s a fair question to ask of a club that keeps talking about change and progress and not wasting opportunities.

1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

I have no doubt that Viney got the all clear to play without risk of further damage, but I am not sure thatโ€™s the point.

This is a perfect opportunity to give Viney a week off and play someone like Laurie who has worked so hard for so long at Casey.

What is his motivation to keep fronting up, when in a dead rubber against a rubbish opponent we choose to play a guy carrying an injury over him?

Iโ€™m not one to stick the boot in, but itโ€™s a fair question to ask of a club that keeps talking about change and progress and not wasting opportunities.

But that was MY point. I was posting purely in response to people suggesting Jack ought not play because his injury may be exacerbated.

As for the rest of it, I agree this would be a great opportunity to give someone else a go.

Got upgraded tickets on centre wing level 2 for $18. Couldn't pass that up. Was. Scared they would shut level 3 and I'd be stuck at ground level. Taking friends that have never been to a game before so wanted an elevated view

1 hour ago, ijustwannaseeaflag said:

The Sportsbet odds on this game are crazy! $9.50 for the Eagles!

Load up!


5 hours ago, Superunknown said:

I know an Olympic gold medal winner - kids friends at school, we socialise a bit, have them over etc - super super lovely person.

Mmmm dunno, the other poster said he lived next door to multiple sports women that were jerks to your 1 non-[censored].

Was this Olympian a man or a woman also? Because if itโ€™s a man, itโ€™s only strengthening the case that all sports women are up themselves.

Iโ€™ll err on the side of the majority sample pool for now and just assume all sports women are jerks. Itโ€™s the only logical inference I can make out of this data set.

56 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

I have no doubt that Viney got the all clear to play without risk of further damage, but I am not sure thatโ€™s the point.

This is a perfect opportunity to give Viney a week off and play someone like Laurie who has worked so hard for so long at Casey.

What is his motivation to keep fronting up, when in a dead rubber against a rubbish opponent we choose to play a guy carrying an injury over him?

Iโ€™m not one to stick the boot in, but itโ€™s a fair question to ask of a club that keeps talking about change and progress and not wasting opportunities.

Why look into the future when you can live in the past....

1 hour ago, dazzledavey36 said:

But what does that achieved then if he's playing through pain in an absolute dead rubber match.

Considering this club has a long history of mismanaged player injuries, this just make completely no sense whatsoever and just another reason why the whole footy department needs a massive overhaul.

Put him on ice for the year and get surgery done if he has too. Play Rivers, Laurie or even Langford for instance in that role for the next 4 weeks. Great time to start transitioning Langford in there as an inside mid and gain some valuable experience.

Letโ€™s wait and see how it transpires, if heโ€™s fit to play he plays. Just deal with the pain

Thereโ€™s no such thing as a dead rubber, certainly not on Demonland

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30 minutes ago, BoBo said:

Mmmm dunno, the other poster said he lived next door to multiple sports women that were jerks to your 1 non-[censored].

Was this Olympian a man or a woman also? Because if itโ€™s a man, itโ€™s only strengthening the case that all sports women are up themselves.

Iโ€™ll err on the side of the majority sample pool for now and just assume all sports women are jerks. Itโ€™s the only logical inference I can make out of this data set.

Thereโ€™s a very strong PhD there

Viney just playing to beat his dads games record so he can stick it to him


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