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Do you drink with your left foot or the right?

I heard we were going to throw in Ron Barassi and Mickey Mouse as steak knives...

Agree, forgot to mention those true and mighty Demons...

Yes, forgot about the mighty Jeff.

Just measure that against some of the names I've mentioned. Not many have rose and shined, as they say.

I've become wary of importing fringe players from other clubs, the likes of Bugg, Mitchie, Newton, Sellars, the 2 Geelong duds Neeld served up, Rodan, dare I say it, Tyson. When I think back not many of our imports have fired a shot. Vince was an exception, Lewis and Cross, come to mind, Bizzel was fantastic, Vardy was great but mostly injured - he was like Clark from Essendon in the early 90's, like Owen, played some great games until injury struck em - I don't want to revisit the Clarke, Heratier catastrophes, and the list of dudes who have simply not either not fired a shot but were content to coast - the mighty Byron - Heffenan etc etc Then there was Dawes who busted his heart but battled injuries and an inability to hold a mark. My policy is go for a gun. If the gun doesn't fire, well that's bad luck Templeton comes to mind, Oi Weh, come to think of it... But then again, there was Wilson, Moore, Laurie Fowler, Icke, Rohde. Ah, memories....

When Kent played well I loved his contribution: robust, a good kick, a 'goer'. 63 games is 6 seasons tells you something wasn't/isn't right. I suspect his body let him down too often. I wish him all the best, like I say, I loved it when he was good, but for the Saints to make a 3 year investment reeks of naivety to me.

The question for me remains: here's Hogan who came to the Demons when it was a basket case. They are now poised to be s strong side. Fremantle are not far from being a basket case whose coach has recently shown all the symptoms of a born loser. Why would you want to go back to playing for a basket case instead of a team you've helped to build up, which is on the brink of reaping what's been sown? I guess the answer, if he went, would be money. Sad really.

All this talk is total madness. Hogan is essential to our next few years. Why all this bulldust speculation? Why///

I loved the dedication he showed to the Demons and Casey. He played some sterling footy in 2017 - and 2016 - and I felt for him when he was thrown into the deep end this year. All the best to him.

We'll need to be after the bashing West Coast dealt us on Saturday. It is time to draw a line in the sands of the hour glass.

Please, no Proust. He takes ten pages to describe the scent of camomile tea. We do not need a literary genius who bores most readers to sleep. We need a good footballer. Hardly Proust!!!!

Dunno what you guys are on about. Norf didn't trade Carey, why should we trade Hogan. ONE GOOD REASON.

Hopefully Toodle Pip, Dom. We can look forward to some pin point passes to his ex teammate when we meet St Kilda next.

As in Walter De La Mare?

Get a life or get a new club.

Please, no more Tyson, please, for f's sake...

By your requirements, I'd have to because you want to do it for a week. Still, it's the thought that counts.

He also said: '90 % of men who smoke Camels prefer camels.' I prefer women.

Can I be in the F Squad?

Read as ...'make mind altering substances.' I take it you're a winemaker.

A lot of blame for the debacle attributed to one man???? Let's get things into perspective: the whole team failed yesterday. Why look for scapegoats?

As are Demons.

Look, the bottom line, Rev, is that were I marooned on a desert isle and the only available drink was Laphroaig of Bowmore I wouldn't complain.

I'd drink to that but I don't much like peaty islay whisky. Give me Highlands any day...