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Ethan Tremblay

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  1. Congrats and welcome, Kingy [insert witty Steven King the author pun here].
  2. Non-committal and wouldn’t say if he were offered the job, if he’d accept it. Holding out for Tassie is risky, I honestly believe it won’t go ahead.
  3. Well, we can decline any trade offer and force him to the draft.
  4. It appears that Windhager Jamie Elliott’d us.
  5. I also ran it through a ChatGPT detector, came back as 99.3% likelihood of being written by AI. Loads of people use it, no need to be embarrassed.
  6. It was — 100% — ChatGPT’d, cuh.
  7. 9+14+27+28+33+38+41=190. If we define a function; and in the formula, x = 190; we get ‘2026’. Make of this what you will.
  8. Because he’d be too busy being a superstar in their AFL team?
  9. Jack Martin is [censored]. Don’t let his one good game in every 50 blind you (as it does the media).
  10. Imagine if one of our players verbally abused a female photographer à la Bailey Smith. Crickets.
  11. Again, that’s not how it works. It’s a different panel and voting system, it’s also not judged by position.
  12. Could the decision to announce Billings’ delisting separately simply have been an attempt of the club’s to show some additional respect for someone who played 155 games of AFL?
  13. You’re judging him against himself. That’s not how it works. It’s his season judged against that of his peers.
  14. Nine delistings/player movements, according to my sauce.

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