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Live ladder. http://www.liveladders.com/AFL/

GWS are channeling MFC circa 2013.

We're Back in 7th.

Eagles in front. We drop to 8th on the live ladder.

It would be nice if GWS could get it past their half forward line.

GWS have a bad case of the fumbles.

Sounds like there are more Eagles fans there or they're more vocal.

GWS doing their best to lose this one.

http://m.melbournefc.com.au/news/2017-08-18/hogan-stretch-return-for-round-22 Stretch and Hogan In Viney and Weideman Out

from: http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2017-08-18/coach-confident-viney-will-return-in-2017 I believe the injury is different to one sustained a number of weeks ago.

Doesn't sound encouraging does it.

Thanks for all the suggestions but I have someone picking me up and taking me to the airport so I really just need the best accessible meeting point that then has good access to get to the airport. I have time up my sleeve so I can walk to a spot away from the ground.

Interstaters and other footy travelers - what's the best place to meet someone after the game at the G and then travel to the airport? What's the best place to be picked up (obviously not in an area that traffic is blocked off) and then the best route to the airport? Happy to walk a bit as I have a bit of time up my sleeve.

Casey Demons have been granted a license in the 2018 Victorian Football League (VFL) Women's competition. http://melbournefc.com.au/news/2017-08-17/casey-demons-granted-2018-vflw-licence

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I see nothing wrong with the MCG surface circa 1989.

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I think Garlett has been fantastic for most of the year but his form in the past few weeks might cost him a spot in the 40 man squad.

I'm talking about the 40 man squad. I think Hibberd is a definite inclusion in the actual team. Clarry man get a bench spot. Jetta of course is always overlooked and perhaps my one eyed red and blue glasses prevent me from being objective.

Which Dees do you think deserve a look in for an All Australian nod for the 40 man squad? The AFL website has picked out 4 Dees. Jeff Garlett: The classy forward has put together the most consistent season of his 165-game career, booting a team-leading 38 goals, and equal with fellow All Australian contender Essendon's Orazio Fantasia. Garlett's forward-half pressure has also been a staple of his game and a marked improvement on recent seasons. Michael Hibberd: Missed the first four games due to an Achilles injury, but the former Bomber has been one of the competition's best defenders this season. Hibberd has been one of the recruits of the year, with the attacking defender averaging a career-high 28 disposals and ranking No.1 in the AFL for average metres gained per match (566.9m). Neville Jetta: The underrated defender does not get the credit he deserves but the fact of the matter is Jetta is one of the competition's best one-on-one defenders. Regularly matches up on the opposition's most dangerous small forward and rarely gets beaten. Clayton Oliver: Deserves to be in the final team based on his consistent output in a breakout second year at AFL level. Oliver has averaged 30 disposals, including 10 games above 30 touches or more, and 6.8 clearances per game. Gets criticised by some for over handballing, but his hands in heavy congestion are elite and almost unrivalled. - Ben Guthrie http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-08-16/all-australian-40man-squad-whos-in-the-mix-from-your-club