Jibroni

At 28 and based on his body of work this season I would not be making a massive offer (give up a first wound selection) if I was a rival club.

Tipping the Dogs as my upset for the weekend.

My Demonitis has a bad feeling about today.

State of Origin was great in the 80/90s but it's has lost its cache.

I dont know if the AFL comes up with these ideas themselves or pay consultants to come up ideas that a five year old could devise. I’d prefer that my team sell a home game to Antartica than participate in whatever they come up with.

Would have him back tomorrow, he is a great operator and we need his skillset to return.

Bergman would be a walk up start but otherwise yes we had more than enough talent to win this game.

Option 3 would destroy the aesthetics of the game, just look at VAR in Football/Soccer. If you watch state league football you will notice the depth in umpiring does not exist and the AFL does seem to want to invest the millions required due to other priorities (whatever they happen to be). I would agree returning to 3 umpires and simplifying some interpretations (ie: Deliberate. HTB) would be the best move forward.

We lost because we cannot convert I50, a problem that has been ongoing for the last 3 years. Umpiring was average but this is not on them.

I was at the game and was surprised to see as many St Kilda supporters as dees fans, particularly when it came to merchandise sales too. It seems that after 10 years we have made minimal community impact which is really disappointing. I think it's time to find a new location (country Victoria) or as members pay a little extra.

Value for money he is one of the best trades the club has pulled off.

I think the Big Lady entered when Brisbane ran through there banner, lol.

Please tell me this is not fake news???

Unless Brayshaw or Serong have a sudden burning desire to leave Fremantle then its a simple no. Love Jacko but if he does want to return to the Dees, this can be done via a separate trade.

Watch state league football and the standard of Throw Ins is even worse. I think as @binman has touched on during the Demonland Podcasts, there is simply not enough investment into improving the standard of umpiring and encouraging those to pursue it as a career path. And for some reason the media do not want to talk about this?