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We have 4⃣ Demon debutants. Our side is locked in for Round 1 of the AFLW season. ✊ ?: AFLW Round 1 Team: Four Dees to debut
With the AFLW season just days away here are 5 players to watch in 2020. If you're looking for a new favourite player, we've got you sorted. ? Here are ? Dees to watch throughout the AFLW season. ?: The AFLW players to watch in 2020
Just no policy on communicable diseases yet. The AFL have introduced an air quality policy ahead of the 2020 season. ? | AFL introduces air quality policy ahead of season
I must say I like this content. More of this.
Cornes is not happy with all the talk coming out of the Dees camp and wants a less is more approach. I understand that clubs during the pre-season are trying to sell optimism in a competitive and saturated market. But you’ve got to read the room. If I’m in the media managers chair at the Demons this is how I’m instructing my players to answer the typical pre-season question from a journo. Journo: “(Insert player's name) How have you found the pre-season?” Player: “Look, I’ve enjoyed it. Obviously we were highly embarrassed and disappointed by what we served up as a club last year and we are working to make sure we don’t repeat the same mistakes.” Then shoosh. Shut up. There it’s done, that’s all a Melbourne fan wants to hear. Not that it’s been an unbelievable pre-season, not that we re releasing a pre-season documentary called To Hell and Back, not that the young players are training the house down, not that the new coaches and fitness staff are gods. Just be quiet until March and then let your football do the talking. Its crystal clear who the AFL pre-season premiers are. Congratulations to the Melbourne Football Club. I just really hope for their sake they win some games this year, otherwise its going to be highly embarrassing.
WA is not the only state to have parasites in their pond.
Underrated post.
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The whole Brunton Road entrance to Richmond Station needs to be redeveloped including adding more top up machines. They need to make that entrance wider to accommodate the large crowd streaming in at the end of games. To be fair though they do make announcements/have signs warning people to top up before they leave the station so as to avoid the rush at the end of the game. To your point about the machines though I don't believe they are responsible for the bottleneck.
I'm not sure what people are complaining about.
Two hacks walked into a studio. Speaking with Kane Cornes, Hagdorn said the club was at such a “frustration” with the 24-year-old that they were considering all their options to cut ties ahead of the new season. “I’m not tip-toeing around it as much as others,” he said on SEN Mornings. “I do understand how officials at Fremantle and even those at AFL House (are sensitive about this) – it’s probably the AFL’s biggest issue is the mental health concerns amongst some of the athletes. “I think Fremantle are at such a frustration with Jesse Hogan that even considering all that, they’ll have to come to an agreement where he vacates the club for a very long period of time and ultimately I don’t think he’ll be going back to Fremantle at all. “A player with mental health issues can be put on a long-term injury list and then be reconsidered at a due time well down the track and a player can replace him. “Ultimately, I don’t think Jesse Hogan is in a position to play football with Fremantle again. Not only has it become a major issue, his habits away from the club which have unfortunately been fairly public over the last 11 months. “Now it’s gotten beyond the playing group, the senior players and now even new senior coach Justin Longmuir, who I understand, are of the view that we should move Jesse (Hogan) on.”
