ManDee

They must be covering up something huge! Edit:- Dusty is Gil"s love child?

Has accepted ban! From :- The Age Geelong superstar Patrick Dangerfield will not be eligible to win the 2017 Brownlow Medal after he accepted his one-match suspension from the match review panel.

Steve, I can remember 1964, so I go back there at times, nice place, VFL Premiers, EH Holdens, I could look at teenage girls and not be slapped. Edit:- Those girls are around 70 now!

Thanks lad, my error, why would I think that they would highlight last weeks game?

Sam Weideman: Sam had 14 disposals, three inside 50s and two marks. Corey Maynard: Corey had 30 disposals, including 20 contested possessions, seven clearances and five tackles. Ignore me, wrong week.

Other than not planting T Mac at the goal scoring end for the entire match, the defenses greatest weakness was the failure of the midfield.

He did, but he was really the only one. 6 Oliver 5 Daylight 4 More daylight 3 The wind 2 Garlett 1 TMac

I said to my son on Saturday when watching the game that this is one of those games where you park Tommy Mac at the scoring end all day. Not rocket science just common sense. Football in windy conditions is not a mystery, well it maybe to our coaches.

Got it here somewhere.

Strange, works fine on the Amstrad.

And you woke up with wet sheets.

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Places not to go as a dees fan Anywhere in September for the next few years

Just in case they run out of toilet paper.

Jaded we need North, someone has to have less members than us.

As you correctly note it may have to be the runner up.

So we play Colonwood as our home game every second year, OK, then we choose to play Essendon or Carlton every other QB. Colonwood can have QB eve against Gold Coast in Darwin. Fixed, thanks Eddie.

Just about! He is a boorish, moronic, dimwit and that is on a good day.

Sounds like Thursdays looking for out of work young ladies for you and Uncle Bitters?

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Just thought that was worth repeating.

I believe the objective of a defender is to stop forwards getting possession, secondly if they do gain possession make sure they are under pressure for disposal or that the disposal be in a less favorable position. No body contact is required for the above. My son is a defender and quite strong, he loves body contact and rarely loses one on one contests, when he plays a stronger opponent (very rarely) he avoids body contact until the very last instant and it involves impact. O mac understands his weakness and plays to his strengths. He will be a beauty in time.

Bolt on.... no Hard wick..... no Good Win, yes sounds like a winner.

prevent prɪˈvɛnt/ verb 1. keep (something) from happening. They do not prevent injuries they reduce the incidence and reduce the severity. That is my point.

At our place he is Beep Beep!