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State of Origin is Back
No it's not. Used to enjoy it during the old VFL days but with so many interstate clubs, it doesn't really work anymore It's wonderful for League. I've been a N. S. Welshman for 14 years since moving from Melbourne town and I'm still shocked every year how big s o o is here. But while Nrl may have a few distant club locales it just isn't the same of the truly national game that is Australian Rules. I can finally enjoy NRL but it's not the same as AFL. It's more like soccer. Occasionally exciting. But AFL is much faster and has more skills involved. Tackles.... Speckies ......around the corner goals.....running.....leaping...hand passing. There's so many more skills required and involved. It's more democratic..... Spargo tackling Mason Cox. AFL will always rule and be the number one game and our national sport simply because it's just a more exciting game. Since we have the Eagles. .. Freo... Sydney...gws.....GCS .. lions.....we don't need s o o.
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State of Origin is Back
It's had its day.
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We Owe Pies
Absolutely Mr leg. Plus they gave us Grundy who was a dud as a fwd. But they are truly a packet of low life thugs. Moore looks like he belongs as an extra in a Hitchcock film. The Daicos lads are academy award candidates. Maynard needs a muzzle. The fans need rabies shots and I hope one day soon the umps give us just a fair go against them and the playing field is level for once .
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Farewell Taj Woewodin
Your right but it's sad given who his dad is. But looks like the club is not only prepared to make the hard calls they are to their credit doing it.
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Farewell Clayton Oliver
- Farewell Clayton Oliver
- Farewell Clayton Oliver
I had forgotten about that Indeed a sad day for millions but so too for the club.- Farewell Clayton Oliver
Your definitely onto something here DZ. Very insightful post. You don't always say a great deal but I've noticed when you do, it's always on the $. There was an incredible espirit de corps in 2021 . A real team of mates and blokes that had each other's backs. Guys who would celebrate every players acts and seeing them come down onto the ground smiling and enjoying themselves expecting a win was truly a sight for the sore eyes of us older supporters. Almost a distant memory now and we need to get back to that sort of confidence, cohesion and celebration amongst the lads. It won't be easy with leaders like May and Tracc gone. And , as you mentioned... Gus. I think the latter along with Nibbler apart from being solid players were very well liked and their company enjoyed by their teammates. We are almost starting a rebuild with all these players gone and it will be very tough to get back to the morale we used to have. But with Maxy still at the helm and a few others around him, there's still a decent amount of hope. Cheers.- Farewell Clayton Oliver
Look it's definitely not ideal he's leaving but let's face it in terms of form, his has dived totally. A few glimpses of the champion of yesteryear this year but again nowhere near the player he used to be. I'm somewhat conflicted how I feel. Part of me hopes a great deal he rediscovers his mojo providing it's not at Cwood or geelong. As a player, at his best his talent is enjoyable to watch probably at times by opposition players. He's not freakish type talent like Kozzie but he is the penultimate workhorse and ball magnet with the greatest symbiotic relationship in the comp with his mate Tracc. I get that since Gus is no longer around that left Tracc not so committed and with Tracc gone the same for Clayton. Shame to lose Tracc though as he still has plenty of good footy left in him and could have been a captain candidate. But Oliver could have handled things differently as the club has definitely helped him out. But it's a two way street. He's definitely helped out the club especially being an integral part in winning a long awaited flag. So let's all just call it a draw and hope good things for him and us. Time to move on and hopefully up.- Rumours
Not a rumour....Baily Smith is a silly person and a few other things. He's a solid player we should def consider for the right $- Rumours
Not a rumour....Baily Smith is a silly person and a few other things.- Farewell Judd McVee
And so graceful and balletic under water. Big and fat but almost as fast as kozzie heading towards goal.- Farewell Clayton Oliver
The club owes him no favours. They have been very patient with him. I don't like the criticism of him though. The media is full of nuffies. Let's just hope the club stands firm and does the best for itself and Clayton moves on and is happy elsewhere. And the moron who was handing out contracts like life sentences is kicked up the ......- Farewell Clayton Oliver
The media talks about non bullying but love to put the boot into anyone.- Farewell Clayton Oliver
Geez I can't believe he has seven years left on his contract. He was a fantastic player but you don't give anyone that sort of time. - Farewell Clayton Oliver
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