Ethan Tremblay

Come on Windsor.

Fritz to Salem. Delicious.

Way too easy.

He was waiting for Trac to get into position.

Petty having a ‘mare.

Chandler is good.

Commentators all agreed that he did, but all our players were manned.

Thanks to the umpire for distracting the swans player there.

Jake “The Barometer” Melksham. That miss could be telling.

Looks worse as well due to the players who are rucking run in from nearly the centre of the ground.

The more I read ‘Where the hell are people supposed to go?’, the more I laugh.

Death, taxes, and Collingwood players exaggerating contact and playing for frees.

If Collingwood lose, I bet they’ll blame it on having to travel.

Collingwood could be coming 18th and be down by 100 points in round 24 and if Membrey were to kick a goal, he’d still celebrate as if he kicked the winning score, post-siren, in a grand final.

Howie or whatever his name is up there with Kelli Underwood. A terrible commentator; first quarter, Bulldogs kick a goal to be only four points down, “and the bulldogs kick a goal to just hang in there”.

Accumulates the possessions, but he’s a terrible kick. Hard pass.

Harrison Andrews - The Golden Sook.

Commiserations to the commentators.

These [censored] commentators. How would that be ‘tunnelling’? The Brisbane player went for a screamer and missed the ball.

I don’t think Dwayne knows what ‘shake & bake’ actually means.

No guesses who the commentators are rooting for.

It would appear that the ‘not 15’ only applies to us.

I still don’t think a Tassie team is going to happen.

This is so bloody sad.

I work for a large company within Ethics, Compliance and Human Rights. We recently merged with legal. Before our teams merged, we were a well oiled machine, heads down and did the work; implemented ‘gold standard’ frameworks and policies. Queue the merger with legal; we’re now slow, have review after review, everything is challenged, everyone has their opinion. A report that was reviewed twice is now reviewed up to five times; everyone wants to have their input, a single person cannot make a decision. Sounds familiar.