dazzledavey36

Go back to bed

Good decision. Looks like they'll give McDonald until the very last minute.

What's to say Petty can't do the job? Taylor is same as as Petty and both from the same draft. There is a lot of similarities between Taylor and Petty. Both good reading the play, and dropping off to intercept forward entries. Petty surprisingly strong one on one also.

Groin by the sounds of it.

Touhey has pinged a hammy

Yes!

Oh dear..

Yeah fair point mate.

Can someone work out if Geeling lose tonight what does that mean in terms of how many wins we need to secure top 4?

Wish we had a crack at Isaac Cummings last year. I put him in that category or having an elite kick.

Interesting article by Jordan Lewis. https://www.sen.com.au/news/2021/08/06/lewis-urges-melbourne-to-keep-sam-weideman-and-ignore-trade-calls/ This quote I found very interesting “He’s not a confident kid either and maybe that’s because he hasn’t strung consistent games or seasons together.

What he say??

Media making put he's the victim now..

Unfortunately I think he's finished. His past couple of games he's looked cooked.

No Hibberd named. I'm telling you titan, it's going to happen ??

Yeah look I agree..

Karma has caught up to Thompson the past few years.

Hes worth a late 1st rounder. Was incredibly stiff not to get All Australian last year and could go close again this year.

Are we talking bigfooty draft boards or Callum Twomey's?

Don't know if clubs will also want a bloke that still has 3 years? Left on his contract.

The only positive I take out of this is that it gives Viney a break to freshen up before finals especially with his lingering foot problems. Will be cherry ripe and hungry for finals.

Agree there was nothing malice in his comment nor was he having a crack at Viney. Dangerfield is always the first to support players in the industrie, especially in his current role as AFLPA. I do honestly believe in hindsight if Viney had his time again, he wouldn't do it. It was silly no doubt, but you're never going to reprogram someone who's played right on the edge all his life. Just has to learn from it and move on now.

The more I've seen him play this year the more I think this comment just resonates that Harmes wants to be the top dog like Petracca, Oliver, Gawn. These guys gets all the media attention and rave reviews and I think Harmes wants a piece of the action. This is why we are seeing more then ever the don't argues, fancy Hollywood handballs etc from Harmes. He's the wannabe Dusty, except reality is, he's a wish.com Dusty. This stuff wasn't in Harmes game back in 2018. Unfortunately Harmes has too much tickets on himself and probably rates himself up there with Petracca and Oliver, when reality is he's just a good ordinary footballer.

Great Intel mate. Unfortunately his old man passed away back in March. Huge get for the Swans..

Taj getting a good mention on AFL.com DEMONS FATHER-SON PROSPECT EMERGES MELBOURNE father-son talent Taj Woewodin has emerged to firm as a draftee for this year. Woewodin, the son of 2000 Brownlow medallist Shane, is eligible to join the Demons as a father-son selection at the end of this year. Shane played 138 games for the Demons between 1997-2002 before playing three seasons with Collingwood. Taj, 18, is a versatile midfielder who has pushed himself into the West Australian under-19s program after a consistent season with East Fremantle. He's going really well for a player who was probably sitting outside of our calculations early in the year. He's showed some terrific improvement over the last month and is a really strong character who is dedicated, professional and works hard," said WA talent manager Adam Jones. "He's very clean with his ball handling and he’s shown real competitiveness over our trial games. He's also been able to play multiple positions – wing, half-forward, half-back and he’s had an impact in each position. "Taj has really good skills by foot and he has a good all-round game." After averaging 22 disposals at colts level this season, Woewodin has been a solid player in Western Australia’s recent under-19 trial games ahead of the national carnival. The Demons have first access to Woewodin, who is open to moving states to follow his football pathway. Melbourne’s last father-son selection was Billy Stretch in 2014. – Callum Twomey