leave it to deever

Thanks Deemania. And remind me to never cross swords with you on this website.😃 Although to be completely honest a part of me is glad another game is coming around so soon. Can't wait.

Probably to run over as much wild life as they can too. Not to mention the competition to see who can use the most fossil fuels and take up the most parking space. I saw an F 150 at Woollies the other day and it stuck out over the line by about five feet. They really are trucks.

I think you might be right. I know it started with L. I was thinking loyds but loys does sound familiar. I think there was a depot in Inkerman st never the train bridge . I remember pineapple and passionfruit and thinking how upmarket they were. All delivered to your door. I begged my mom to get some but she said it was a waste of money. Pffft.

Agreed. I wish he had more room up forward to showcase his skills. One on one for his size he's difficult to stop. Roves the ball like a small crumber, flies high and turns on a sixpence with uncanny goal sense. And consistently kicks around fifty or more a year. He seemed to travel a fair way up the ground v cats and looked good.

Can't stretch the minds of their supporters too far George.

That review was a highlight for me. I hope it took some wind out of cats players and supporters. They were so stoked over that goal and it would have been a damn fine one. Funny, I don't usually rejoice in the misfortunes of others. Who am I kidding I love seeing bad stuff happen to Geelong . It completes me.

I don't think I've even seen him do it once. He clearly doesn't watch Melbourne games. What a load of absolute cobblers. I rate Fritta as extremely underated. And that's fine. Let him go under the radar. He's not a large build but the way he times his " lean intos" and the power from them make him seem around the 100 keg mark. In fact he does the opposite to trying to get frees. There was a rubbish non decision when he was taken out of a contest against Geelong and Fritta said Zippo.

They should just save time for the next one and give Max the votes now.

Here you go GEELONG's former Ford factory has been transformed into a hub for innovative housing solutions Probably future retirement home assistant living for cats players.

Why are they still sponsored by Ford? Didn't they throw in the towel when the Gov stopped propping them up? Isn't the Geelong Ford plant gone?

And Jackson puts on a clinic. Turncoat.

Watching it on Telly was the first big game for a long time where the crowd sounded definitely pro us. It actually sounded like there were hardly any cats supporters. Sounded great. Would like to know the breakdown of the 52 k. If I had to guess from the noise and crowd shots Id wager Dee's fans 30 odd. But it's a figure I'm pulling out of .. Too far for cats supporters to drive quite possibly. But great effort to all you who attended. Thanks.

Let me have my whinge L.H. It doesn't cost anything 😃😃😃

Billings was less than ok for me but he had some patches of good play before he was subbed off. Just not enough and I feel like he's been like that for a few games now. He'll get the benefit of the doubt though because he's had some good form early in the season and Goody doesn't often make big changes after a win. And that's a good a win as you can get. Like you I thought Woey was very good and maybe he can play further up the ground. But he won't be dropped.l just My feeling is just change Laurie with Bowey as the sub. It's too much I think to give Bowser a full game and Laurie was underwhelming in his limited game time despite his two goals v tigers. Perhaps Bowey could be subbed on for Woey to play fwd or experiment with him as a small fwd for a Cameo. I've been told by those in the know that McAdam isn't ready yet. Someone even said he was ill. I'm keen to see him play. Hunter back too would be great but who to take out for him? I feel the old adage that If it ain't broke ....is the way it will go down. Although the argument of fresh legs may hold merit. Like my usual posts I have nothing to really say. Except that this club is awesome on the way we stood up to the Cats. I know it's early and we had a couple of iffy games but I really feel that this could be our year again. WhatI wouldn't give to get to see us win a flag at the MCG and be able to watch it person. I've always said I'd be happy with just one flag before I go to that big arena in the sky ( surely God is a closeted Demons flag...I mean if one believes in that sort of thing ..He'd have a good sense of humour) but now I've discovered how good one feels.....I feel that one idea was a load of bollocks. In the immortal wise words of Grandpa Simpson..... "Gimme, gimme, gimme".

Of course it does. You and your frivolous, factotum flaggelations. To a man with a hammer, everything looks like a nail' (Abraham Maslow) (Sorry Uncle, I have no idea of the relevance of this quote but I've always wanted to use it).

PS. Your posts make me thirsty. I grew up in St Kilda East and was a big soft drink afficiando. Especially collecting bottles for refunds to buy the footy cards and included gum ( which was [censored]). I'm guessing by your name your of the same vintage. What a time the 70 s were for kids to grow up. All that freedom to wander the streets without fear of being abducted. I know it happened but my parents seemed oblivious to it all. Probably to0 busy eating fondue at key parties to worry where there previous children were. Some lucky kids next door had a crate of soft drinks delivered every week or so. Not your classics like coke and Fanta but some generic version I wish I could remember. They seemed so rich to me. They also were the first people on the street to have a colour tv. What a mind blower that was. Like dropping acid. I guess. I could go on forever about stuff like footy cards, Sandman cars, yo yos, soft drink, mad magazines, girly mags and 60 cent packs of Marlboros. Mind you we used to just pilfer them from our benevolent Balaclava newsagency employer. We got six bucks a week payment for our six day a week am paper round in the freezing cold so we justified as an unsaid bonus. The best memory regarding footy cards was flocking them up against the school wall to win some more. As for soft drink, creaming soda was where it was at for me. A can of that with a sausage roll and a Wagon wheel after school to watch Get Smart. Mel Brooks at his comic best. Cheers. PS Apologies for not including this in the appropriate thread.

How does Holmes top the charts? Yes he was very good but he had the same number of disposals as Oliver with 31. Sure Clarry's decision making in the first half wasn't his best but his final quarter was scintillating and set up our win I reckon. So Holmes 8. Clarry 0. ???????? And again Zac Guthrie 6. Clarry 0. And surely both Lever and May were both better than Holmes. Something not quite right here.

Indeed. That's where it was all skill and no luck. He had milliseconds to kick that goal. Not to mention even getting to the ball on the first instance.

Thanks for responding T.C. Appreciate it. Yes I had forgotten about the " colt". I thought he was ok in his debut. I don't get to watch the Casey games but I'm grateful for the reports. Im guessing Verrall is possibly a future replacement for Max. I dread the day Max retires. Good to hear he's doing ok. From the sounds of it Sestan is the only other real prospect. I will follow his progress as much as one can through the summaries provided here. I really don't think we have a great deal of depth but what we do have is pretty good quality.Im hoping we will be able to find a like for like replacement for Gus asap but I'm sure that won't be easy given his skill set. And maybe a good result with the other out who I won't name so as not to antagonize anyone. I also totally forgot about our premiership player in Spargo which saddens me because he has been a start up player for so long and a wonderful contributor. My absolute apologies for this error. Get back soon Spartacus. Even as a sub I'd love to see that sneaky goal sneak coming on booting three goals every week. Tx again.

I'd rather the media keep us underrated or give us no airtime. Suits me fine. I reckon we always play better as underdogs or when not touted as favorites. Let's mark our time stay in the top four until like 21 become minor premiers from our last h and a wins and blow everyone away come September again.

I see Tommo chosen as one of our best. Poor bloke has a hard chance breaking back in. Brown picked too. I'm assuming it was young Brown which is great to see. So from our twos and injured I feel like players that we'd like to see back or a chance are or what we see as our depth... Tommo Hunter Bowey ( injured of our best) Salo ( as above) McAdam Young Brown (Maybe the other Brown if he can find form again). Maybe Fullerton. Maybe the colt. This isn't a very long list so let's hope we have a great run re injuries this year . Who have I missed?l

Tmac has surely gone back in time and become the player he was. But the other big name and player is Lever. He is back to his career best and certainly has reminded us of why we obtained him. I thought the last couple of years while being good he wasn't at his best. We certainly saw that last Saturday. He is back to matching winning form. His intercept marking his the best about. As good as All Australian Maysie. How lucky are we to have those two in the form they are in now joined by a reinvented Tmac. Getting Bowey and Salo back in there will see our backline as good as it gets. Not that it ain't already. And as for players getting back to their best, Oliver is certainly there or almost. His disposals in the first half weren' but his second half was vintage Clarry and a big part of our victory. And finally on this theme, hip hip for Langers who was right there with him. What a week where everything seems afresh again. From a stellar effort in S.A to our lions loss and flat win over the tigers to this. I so hope we put away the blues in a huge statement. To make up for their lucky win against us in last year's finals and to throw down the gauntlet to all and sundry that we are the team to watch out for. That after an unlucky straight sets finals loss we were the real contender for last year's flag. That the Gus incident was why pies won and robbed us of a genuine chance. I really want to see the blues absolutely buried. And it's not like we can't.

We play the lions, pies, docker's and power twice this season. Not a ripper of a fixture in terms of double play.

Our three horsemen should be able to shut down their tall and pretty potent forward line. If Petty and Oliver and Max play like that again and Jvr lifts a little then yea we should be quite confident. The five day break has me a little concerned given how hard we played.

Isn't he touted as being an elite user of the ball. I thought the Saints were silly in letting him go and was pleased he came to us. Other than his third quarter, I really thought his decision making was below average and his last few games were just the same. He's probably the only one that may get cut. But I doubt Goody will make any changes after a big win like that. He's not one for changing a winning combination.Maybe the sub gets changed. I sure hope Woey doesn't get dropped. I would like to see him play further up the ground. Possibly Bowey as sub to get him some game time. I would like to see Hunter back but not sure how he's tracking. It's great to see a team that beat the cats have players knocking on the door. And if Chin is injured then he's worth resting. Maybe Woey to play his role but who replaces Woeys role in the backline? Wouldn't Bowey struggle after a long break?