dazzledavey36

It could have been a lot worse. Langford and Lindsay are well on their way for a dose of 2nd year blues. I said in the game day threads that Lindsay just looks completely timid. We are going to have beating like this this year. Won't be the first, wont be the last. The top of our wish list for the trade and draft period should be more mids and tall defenders.

Good lord Xavier Lindsay is one of thr modt timid players going around.

Dont bother watching @JOHNNY DEE

Why is Lindsay even down there. He is not a backman and never was. Langford, not a wingman and never was.

Christian Salem is genuinely scared of his own shadow. Refuses to pick up the footy.

Jake Lever disgracing himself two weeks in a row. Get out of this team

Taj Woewodin

Adams, Laurie and Henderson will be the first three chopped at the end of the year. Just real nothing players. I had hopes for Laurie but I have already accepted I am wrong on this one. AMW was super as was Heath. Moniz-Wakefield is exactly what we are missing down back. Speed, toughness and a good user as well.

The modern game doesnt suit him anymore

Elite referencing this is..

Honestly who cares.. this news was literally last week anyhow and then randomly brought up tonight. He played and contributed well. That's all I care about.

Kingy confirmed on his SEN interview it was his in laws dogs. Nah missed that part but not surprised. He's a bloody brute but, not only is he crashing bodies but what was more impressive is that he's always on the move trying to block and create space. I wouldnt be surprised if there are times that he'll need a week off every now and then for management reasons.

Gawny on triple M this morning mentioned something really interesting into the insight of Steven King. Apparently pre game before Kingy got the players in, he gathered all the staff and footy department in first and had a big talk to them and supposedly nearly had a tear in his eye. Sounds like a pretty special moment.

Proud of his game on the weekend. He fought back well and started to challenge NAS the other way as shown by Jordan Lewis On the Couch. I reckon after quarter time he was told to not be so rigid but losses up and try and get him on the return. People on here seem to forget he missed the whole of last pre season due to injury and was always behind the eight ball in terms of fitness and then through incompetent coaching was brought straight back into the AFL team off the back of zero match fitness and all that did was set him up to fail. He would have learnt s great deal playing on NAS in terms if running ability and always staying focused in the moment. I would certainly like to see him play more midfield minutes and get the ball in his hands as he is actually a very neat user of the footy.

Half a year.

Well worth the watch purely on the fact that Tholstrup was still staying involved and focused whilst doing one of the harder jobs in thr game.

Gone full nuffy