Demonland

It's Official.

I'll allow it.

The Jesse Hogan trade Fremantle gets Hogan and pick 65 Melbourne gets pick six and 23 Winning: Melbourne Hogan is yet to get his body right so on the face value of just pick six and 23 for the key forward, it's the Demons in front. Separately, the Demons delivered pick six for Steven May who's yet to work and Hogan has three years up his sleeve on May to prove the Demons wrong. The Steven May trade Melbourne gets May and Kade Kolodjashnij Gold Coast gets pick six Winning: Gold Coast Steven May's lack of pre-season conditioning came back to haunt him during the season, finishing with eight games to his name. Kolodjashnij, the steak knives in the deal, also managed two AFL matches before concussion again took its toll. After 12 months the Suns are ahead with their selection with pick six, tall forward Ben King, looking a 15-year key-position prospect. Now they've just got to find a way to convince him to stay beyond 2020.

A visual representation of 2018 to 2019.

Moderating the Post Game threads ...

Was he the mastermind behind that?

In what role? We've just appointed a "senior" assistant coach. Is going back to a line coach position a demotion?

Wake me when it's all over ...

You'd think so but they don't suspend players anymore.

Eddie editorialising about Jamie Elliot without mentioning him.

Barracking hard for Geelong when they were up and about but watch him switch if West Coast get back into it.

Geez West Coast get the run on the umps no matter where they play.

They should have played this game in Adelaide considering neither of these teams are from Melbourne.

12.5 if we have to share it.

Let me get that for you.

Essendon fans tweets are my favourite thing about this incident.

With the exception of zero games in 2016 & 2018 here are his stats from 2012-2019. Year Team # GM W-D-L KI MK HB DI GL BH HO TK RB IF CL CG FF FA BR CP UP CM MI 1% BO GA 2012 Collingwood 35 15 11-0-4 99 57 55 154 6 11 62 1 37 3 20 5 4 56 104 9 8 19 2 4 2013 Collingwood 19 20 12-0-8 152 90 99 251 30 16 58 5 46 3 28 14 10 3 90 159 14 35 28 13 15 2014 Collingwood 19 17 10-0-7 190 101 66 256 33 11 1 60 13 46 15 41 13 14 6 93 164 12 33 26 9 9 2015 Collingwood 5 20 10-0-10 202 111 87 289 35 14 1 63 13 58 18 44 15 14 3 100 192 15 35 27 18 18 2017 Collingwood 5 17 8-1-8 163 103 76 239 34 16 38 1 42 6 40 12 15 1 78 162 11 35 22 13 7 2019 Collingwood 5 15 11-0-4 135 83 43 178 25 17 33 29 5 20 11 4 59 119 12 31 12 7 14 Totals 104 62-1-41 941 545 426 1367 163 85 2 314 33 258 50 193 70 61 13 476 900 73 177 134 62 67 Averages 17.33 60.10% 9.05 5.24 4.10 13.14 1.57 0.82 0.02 3.02 0.32 2.48 0.48 1.86 0.67 0.59 0.13 4.58 8.65 0.70 1.70 1.29 0.60 0.64

I assume the email was sent to every current member as long as the email address the club has on file is valid and active. They also posted the letter on their social media accounts.