Jibroni

If the panel can discuss the merits of selecting Luke Dunstan over Jordan or Harmes. He has dominated for Casey whilst Harmes and Jordan have been underwhelming. He could also be used to ease the load off Viney.

Dunstan and Sparrow for Jordan and Harmes.

6 Gawn 5 Viney 4 Petty 3 Petracca 2 Lever 1 JVR

He reminded me of Neita today, clean grabs and kicking was elite. And JVR is developing nicely, imagine if he took that speccie. Tomlinson had his struggles today but I would give him another chance next week.

Great last quarter and Captain Max was amazing. Good to see JVR play is best game thus far.

Thats a goal for mine, FMD

The justification for Nibbler in the team is getting harder to swallow.

Jordan is not AFL standard sorry

That 50 penalty was a joke, were lucky to be this close.

Gees were looking average here

WTH was that?

Thank god for Harry.

Harmes FFS

Turnovers hurting atm

May has been great so far.

HARRY thats more like it

If Freo can knock off Port and Brisbane I would be more than happy to slip a couple of spots in the draft.

Cmon Dees, we've got this. Be loud and strong today everyone as I expect Richmond to be up and about today.

GC performance evens makes Kelli Underwoods commentary bearable.

Well played Freo, simply can't stand those floggers.

You can tell the majority of the Collingwood fans don't know the rules from the noises they make (and lack of intelligence).

Gives Hawks a chance of knocking off the Saints this week. Could make the last 3 weeks a real hoot.

Feel for Dunstan, on face value he seems the ideal replacement for Sparrow. He would get a game at West Coast.

Yes Chandler for Spargo makes more sense particularly if we a play a small forward line. Melksham offers a point of difference which cant be taken for granted.

Im surprised Binman you have not considered Melksham in the best 22. I like the flexibility he brings to the forward line and ability to hit the scoreboard. I know you're a fan of Spargo (and perhaps Goodwin as well) but I would find it hard to fathom Melksham having to make way for him (on current form).