Previously known as LITD.

Getting smashed in the stoppages but been a while since we have kicked five in a first ( or other for that matter) so happy with the effort.

I thought JV has been good.

Great last ten minutes.

Htb ump

Good to see everyone get around Petty for kicking true.

It's not pretty but it's working I guess.

Lazy handball options kill us.

Bowey hasn't been the same since his injury.

Move Tmac fwd as much as we can.

Petty looking up and about but his shots at goal have been deplorable at three...nine this year.

Needs to show some leadership.

That was embarrassing

Surely Fritta is due for a big game but I reckon it's Jvr that's going to kick most of our goals.

Geez, your sitting in a seat, 50 thousand feet in the air travelling across continents at 900 kms an hour while eating salty snacks. Sorry the Internet isn't fast enough for you.

Can you please buy us a couple of giant forwards and two Tracca replacements. Will send cash later. Cheers.

I think it's a mind thing for the bloke. I mean in his game against the Cats he was fantastic and clunking them like the ball had Velcro and Petts has the matching Velcro gloves. But most games he has been all at sea and hasn't even kicked straight at goal like in the Tigers game. He must play down back or at Casey. I'm not sure why Goody won't move him. Maybe today against a bottom team, he'll play into some form. It's a worry.

Maybe we will win. Didn't think I'd be posting this six weeks ago.

Woke doesn't mean what you think it does. I know language is an ever changing and evolving organism but it would be nice for it to have a baseline and not be corrupted by people not motivated enough to use a dictionary from time to time.

I'm not saying it was deliberate but you unlike some seem to understand the biomechanics of the game. In a spoil you want to get close to the ball.....a knee retards this process. And if it's not necessarily needed what's wrong with questions about doing it when although remote leads to a player hospitalized? It's not so unreasonable to talk about it.

It wasn't necessary. As mentioned stopped him getting closer to the ball. You answered your own post. Four busted ribs, torn spleen and punctured lung normal.....Junk.

Could hardly have more muscle mass than Tracc So your all for putting out the knee out when it's totally unnecessary and tearing a blokes Spleen. Bravo. Someone points out it's unnecessary and could be avoided and your response is... junk. Aren't you the voice of reason. Go and take your anger meds.

Eyes of the Mfc and back on the instigator of this injury...Darcy Moore. Now I'm not calling him out for malicious intent as knees in backs are clearly footy acts. But are they always necessary. In this case it wasn't necessary at all and did nothing towards the football. All it did was impeded moores ability to spoil and cause severe injury to one of our best. If it's such an obvious and natural part of the game, I do wonder how come we don't see more injuries? Knees should be kept in unless going for a mark. Just out of respect to fellow players and to not create any spinal injuries too.

Didn't I just say that.

Good points Sydney. I think Grundys tap work is pretty good and yep he's pretty good for a big man at ground level. But to consider him as a fwd option wasn't a great idea because as you say he can't mark. I mean that in itself is a huge indictment on the whole plan. For a bloke not too far from seven feet in height he averages about two marks a game. And he doesn't get into contests quick enough either. Max reads the play so well and as such we see him constantly in contests from one end of the ground to the other. Max is stronger and less likely to be moved out the way.

It seemed like a good idea at the time. The big issue was not selecting him in finals. That and a way too inexperienced sub in Laurie was a big coaching error.