chook fowler

As much as i love the Club, I feel there are far more worthy causes for crowd funding.

contact Essendrug and go for Hird immunity.

well done Jimmy.

As a fully fledged geriatric, I concur.

Will bog rolls have to be declared as part of the salary cap?

Sacrilege. Heresy.

i agree that Salem cannot play if he has glandular fever. Lockhart is a certainty. ANB will play because of his run, needed on the big WA ground. I prefer Weed to Brown - his form isn't as bad as some on here believe.

bar stools?

Even without injury Vanders looked very rusty and way off the pace. At his best he would be in the first 22 but he looked as though he needed a lot of Casey time to get to that position.

Glandular fever usually results in an extended period away from contact sport, mainly due to the vulnerability of the liver and spleen. If, as the injury list says he is available i doubt he has glandular fever.

Overall a good insight into the behind scenes and the commitment and passion of those involved however this last episode seemed a bit contrived and as such fell a bit flat.

It would be interesting to know how many of those points were kicked by Brown. His conversion rate is poor and may cost him selection in round 1

Classic

Which?

Who?

About the same as T Mac and Patton. The conditions were slippery and not ideal for big men. Fritter and Melksham were the main targets.

Poor old Weed, much maligned methinks. In the last game he got 19 disposals and held his own in the ruck. He needs to clunk more marks but he’s a reasonable contributor and still is a baby in big man terms.

BOG for me just ahead of Fritter. Lever really impressed and Lockhart is a beauty. Bedford looked dangerous

FFS!

He’s off getting some WD 40 for rust.

He’s doing ok. Hibberd and Vanders look to be battling. I hope they play Hore in the second half. Spargo also AWOL.

O Mac is doing well

We’ve lost the plot the last few minutes

Vanders is very rusty.

Gawns ruck work is sublime