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NON-MFC: Round 04

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2 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Bedford played 18 games for us.

Couldnโ€™t get a game in a premiership team. No shame in that.

Just like Jordon/Harmes etc. When you are successful you lose good players on the fringes

exactly

1 minute ago, The heart beats true said:

I reckon McVee was very different to Bedford. Toby wanted more of a go. McVee was given his. Nobody wanted him and we gave him his only shot in the rookie draft. Put a year of development into him and then gave him every opportunity at senior level.

He repaid us by stringing us along, not signing the contract he said he was going to sign, and then requesting a move to the club that was 5 minutes drive from his junior club - but never looked at him once.

As others have said, heโ€™s the new Howe.

and this!

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Freo choked missing 3 easy shots at the start of the Q

Mentally weak

They will still win but it should be 40pts plus

7 minutes ago, GawnOfTheDead said:

Yeh but it goes both ways.

Look at Toby Bedford.

Goody gave him I think one opportunity, maybe two. Never played him again.

He left and he starts every week for GWS.

So it comes down to favorites too/politics.

Goodwinโ€™s biggest failure was recruiting too many players outside the first round draft to become spare parts rather than to be developed into future regulars. Hence the same favoured players played every week irrespective of form. Look at the difference to who we recruited after he left.

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1 minute ago, John Crow Batty said:

Goodwinโ€™s biggest failure was recruiting too many players outside the first round draft to become spare parts rather than to be developed into future regulars. Hence the same favoured players played every week irrespective of form. Look at the difference to who we recruited after he left.

i don't know whose spot those who moan and groan about the likes of bedford, jordon, etc leaving us think they were taking

when the likes of melksham, bedford, and chandler were fringe players on the edge of being a forward half role player for us we were premiers and finishing top 4 3 years in a row - they weren't getting spots over fritsch, anb, and pickett, who were our primary role players up forward 2020-24

jordon was actually in our best 23 virtually every week; first the sub rule dudded him out of more game time then the ridiculous delisted free agency rule probably cost us his retention

players on the fringe of good sides are targeted by other clubs - as we have done this season with the recruitment of cj, as an example, and steele, to a lesser degree

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13 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Freo choked missing 3 easy shots at the start of the Q

Mentally weak

They will still win but it should be 40pts plus

Methinks you mozzed โ€˜em, Dub

1 hour ago, whatwhat say what said:

nibbs is so gutsy

nice to hear a bit of lupe fiasco after his goals too

Jeez heโ€™s having a good game. Works so hard.Of all the players that have left over past couple of years heโ€™s the biggest loss or at least the one I wish we could get back.

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GO CROWS!!!

Finish them!

Choked against the Cats

now this against a depleted crows side

why do i put money on you Freo?!?

Adelaide with the comeback now seven goals to two in the second half against Freo, halfway through the last.

Would you believe...

Carlton's opponent next week.


Just now, dees189227 said:

Nice goal

He willed the ball through

10 hours ago, Ghostwriter said:

seemingly

Seemingly, doth butter no parsnips. You are correct oh wise Gw.

And yes if Faicos is such an integral player , or some sort of footy deity this person claims him to be, then ipso facto, his absence would have definitely impacted the result in some way, shape or form.

52 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

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Somewhat lowbrow for you Mr Demonstone but very funny and appealing to my infantile sense of humor . I think we all knew a Nelson of sorts growing up. I think I still do.

30 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Gee some quarter by the crows

Freo have the same quality in them to capitulate like Carlton.

Nice to see it happen, again.


Pearce BoG

unbelievable all game then that smother

Adelaide look exactly like us when we went out in straight sets

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Freo could not have stuffed those 2 kickouts anymore. Surely they've practiced this & they should have been able to find a free player.

But a good win & a good game to watch

Freo pulled it out of the fire

big win for them. Its the sort of game they've lost in previous seasons


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