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Watts is playing very good football. Is he the MOST important... I'm not so sure. He's certainly in the top three.

They are capable of some very good footy, but I am finding myself wanting to see them lose today. Really wanna finish above them this year.

In regards to the OP, if the 'we' is referring to Demonland, then yes, we do kid ourselves. We over react to point of talking premiership glory after each win, and enter into a bizarre 'Jonestown' mentality when we lose. We have the collective perspective of a todler; things are either fantastically awesome, or they're earth shatteringly horrible. This is the same list, same coaching panel and same administration that has inspired so much hope and enthusiasm both inside and outside of the club this year. There will be ups and downs, but we are heading indisputably in the right direction.

These threads should be locked until 24 hours after a loss; there are some hysterical, emotional reactions in here.

I'm not enamoured by our Northern Territory second 'home'. I suppose the biggest frustration is that has none of the features of home. When Hawthorn plays in Tasmania, the crowd is very vocally on their side. When we play Alice Springs against Port Adelaide, they seem to have the most support in the crowd.

Far from our worst today; midfield is the first and most important line of defence.

Particularly good after the commentators devoted a section of the pre-game to how tough the 'Beast' was in his debut match with all those free kicks he received.

We can also tend to forget that Braysh and Hullet are basically kids themselves; similar age to the young people RGRS works with. Good on e'm for getting out there.

Must be a pretty good feeling around the club at the moment! Great news Jeffy!

They look cracking. Indigenous round is a great opportunity for aboriginal artists; would love to see more indigenous art embraced all year round.

Those tackles are soul-destroying; opposition players would have been genuinely afraid of him.

He used to protect our smaller, younger players, something that's been missing in a few of our recent 'rebuilds'. I vividly remember Aaron Davey standing on the wing with the ball one night, hesitating whether to kick or carry; Byron comes sprinting towards him and waves him on, then proceeds to clean up the player approaching Davey. Davey takes a couple of bounces and puts it inside our 50.

Literally exemplifies my point.

The longer this thread goes on, the worse O'Mac seems to have played...

If me from 2013 ever heard me complain about a ten goal win, he'd slap me in the face!

Was playing on Schache who had a whopping 2 kicks all day. Developing kpd- Cut him some slack.

Love him! His modesty and easy going attitude was grossly mis-interpreted by some on this site over the preseason.

I'll be just as happy as when a slow, over-weight David Schwarz trudged onto the G against Adelaide.

This thread is quickly becoming a roller-coaster of emotion!

Well... while not what I initially thought, it's still huge news in itself that he's put his hand up for selection. Let's not overlook that great news!

I don't believe there ever was an 'agreement'. The theory was that a player could challenge the conditions of their contract and have that contract voided - making him a delisted free agent.

I think some people might be getting their Steven May (contracted to end of 2017) and their Sam Day (out of contract 2016) confused...

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-05-17/roughead-out-indefinitely Very sad and worrying news for Roughy, his family and the club. Hope he responds well to the treatment as is able to get back to full health.

Has she moved to Queensland? If clubs are signing, hopefully this means we've locked Daisy away.

The way you come back from being five goals down is when your forwards kick goals. No one is saying he played the perfect match, most agree the first half was very poor; but he worked his way into the match in the second half and kicked goals when the match was still there to be won.