Elusive Tunbridge

The match review made it low impact, which probably says what they thought of Buddy's fainting fit, but he did make contact and an unsuccessful appeal leaves him out for a week. Better to cop it sweet.

Didn't spot it at the ground, but on replay it's a reprimand at most. Buddy was obviously staging for a free.

Johnny Rotten said, "You could always rely on the Sex Pistols. When the chips were down, we never came through."

If Pedo continues to improve, it might be time to learn to spell his name.

You seem to be making judgements here. Does that make you a toerag?

Just to bring up a favourite of mine - Alex Georgiou, body on body with LRT all night, only got a dozen possessions himself, but the increasingly frustrated and angry LRT was kept to one kick and three handballs. Will not be dropped as long as he keeps doing the job assigned to him.

Roh Bail and Cam Pedersen throw themselves in despite not having any guarantee of several games in a row. If anxiety about his future is inhibiting Jack, how come? He's got superb skills and disposal when he gets an easy possession. He doesn't get the other sort.

You're surely not suggesting that he plays like a squib because he's afraid of being dropped?

I vote for the former.

"Nev Jetta said he hasn't had anything about being elevated" He's the obvious candidate. As far as selection goes, he and Clisby must be neck and neck.

JKH is mid-range pace - you can see it in his draft highlights reel - but you can also see him finding space almost at will. His big advantage is the speed of his decision making. He's taken three steps while an average player would still be making up their mind. As with Dawes - a good brain is hard to find.

It will take a miracle to keep Tappy on the list. Injury has limited his opportunities, but he hasn't done enough with the opportunities he's had. We have to delist at least five - I think he and Nicho are gone. Perhaps Pedo too, but I'm not sure of that.

Terrible luck for Jack, but we can hope to see him back in 2015 to show how good he really is. Meanwhile, Nev Jetta has been hammering on a closed door, and now he'll certainly be elevated. He's playing for his career this year, and now he'll get a decent chance.

Gorgeous Georgiou, the Human Orchid - not just a pretty face.

I remember Ditterich's first game - just killed us. But in my mind's eye it's at the G. Am I losing my marbles?

He should be. The leadership structure should reflect the reality.

Not so. Your posts show you have virtually no understanding of depression, so your prediction is made in ignorance. It's just a fantasy of the future of a man you don't know, and like all fantasies it contains a strong element of wishful thinking. Go to the mirror, C&B.

I realise I'm singing with the choir here, but you're virtually wishing him a lifelong struggle with depression. Stay away from mirrors, C&B.

I've loved the Dees for well over fifty years, but right now I just don't. I'll keep going to games for the rest of this season, but if I'm still feeling this way at the end of the year, that's it. I've spoken with a couple of sixty-year members who still take out memberships but never go to games and just detest the changes in the game. Good on them, but as for me, it'll be a clean cut.

I would send JKH to Casey for a few weeks to build fitness and experience. Subbing won't get him that, and starting him in AFL isn't going to do much for his development or his confidence - playing the small forward in a team without big forwards is no way to develop a young, 68kg player. It's not as if we're much of a chance in the coming few games anyway. He's going to be very good, so don't burn him.

As few as possible.

Not that it matters at all, but if I had my druthers I wouldn't put up a bloke who's only played one game for the club. Just mutterin'.

Maybe I was the only one watching Georgiou. He kept Maistre pretty quiet in the first half, playing as a lock-down defender, and played that role competently all night, until he went off either cramped or injured in the last. He didn't (can't?) kick long, but he always found space and hit his targets reliably. Barring injury, he'll play every game.

From a design point of view, the logo is impossibly busy and redundant. The script is illegible, and amounts to scribble. The Southern Cross has no particular significance, and is probably only there to balance the trident. With MFC in the yoke and a football on the shield, why have the words "football club" at the bottom? And that odd flame above the "M" - why? Keep the "EST 1858" ribbon as a bow to tradition - we have always bowed to tradition, we always will. That's what's got us where we are.

Why not make him CEO?