Everything posted by BW511
- This ‘Premiership era’ wasted inside 50
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POSTGAME: QF vs Collingwood
I felt sick after Gus went down, incredibly tough for the players to come back from that. Could be career ending. 5 mins longer and we likely win that. Incredibly frustrating game and there’s some hard questions to be asked of a number of players. Also, Cox is the biggest piece of [censored] going round, the dive into Trac’s legs and then holding it while he twists is so incredibly dangerous
- Welcome to Demonland: Shane McAdam
- Bailey Smith
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GAMEDAY: QF vs Collingwood
We’ve been running out games superbly but a 90k crowd worries me in the final quarter. Hope we stay within 10 points for the first three quarters. With his injury and return to the side, I think Clarry is cherry ripe for a 35+ disposal masterclass. Just hope him and Trac don’t try to do too much early Huge game, can’t wait
- Game plans, tactics and all that jazz
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Darcy Parish
I don’t admit to watching too much of Essendon but surely with the holes they have, losing him is suicide?
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Darcy Parish
AA mids don’t grow on trees, I’d take him. He’s certainly got no problem finding the ball and if we can compliment that with the better kicks coming through, it’s a good result Melbourne fans love to heap praise on Trac and Clarry, plus to a lesser extent Viney. None of them are good users of the ball. Trac’s fumbles and wayward kicking sometimes have to be seen to be believed
- VOTES: Rd 24 vs Sydney
- GAMEDAY: Rd 24 vs Sydney
- Trade Rumours 2023
- Trade Rumours 2023
- Trade Rumours 2023
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Mitch Georgiades
In theory, I love the idea of a very mobile and dangerous forward line of JVR, Fritta and Georgiades. Even better if we could get Watson in the draft to pair with Kozzie. However, I don’t think the combination carries enough size for our defensive game plan. None are big enough to sit under high ball’s for an entire year, they’d be cooked before finals
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2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
There’s zero chance North/Clarko have any dealings with us
- Trade Rumours 2023
- Trade Rumours 2023
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2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
If North get Sanders and Reid, they will have enough for two elite midfields
- Trade Rumours 2023
- POSTGAME: Rd 22 vs Carlton
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PODCAST: Rd 22 vs Carlton
How does the group feel about letting teams get out to a lead most weeks? Understand it’s impossible to control all facets of games from week to week. However, we are sure making hard work of things by having to overcome deficits so often. If that’s the model of finals football, which I think it was, then there’s a fair few things we can’t quite do well enough just yet. We were lead to the ball all over the ground, we reverted back to the bees to the honeypot method around the footy, we can’t kick to advantage consistently, we lacked legspeed and despite some questionable treatment, Max was worked over and dropped his head. We can finetune the above and are definitely in the mix but Carlton are now a serious threat and have a game plan that stifles us.
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2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
The chances of that happening are slim to none, just ask Gold Coast and GWS
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2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
Why is everyone so worried about Tasmania? I’m still skeptical that it happens within that timeframe. If we got 5 years out of them and they leave worth similar or even more, it’s a win/win. You know Tasmania will have a well stocked war chest to get the players they want. We can then use draft capital for ready made players via trade, don’t have to go after more kids.
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Which hated player would you love to love at the Dees?
This thread only needs one name, Toby Greene I’ve changed my mind about one name based on suggestions below. I think Sicily would aid us immensely too
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Midfield Performances Minus Clarrie
I would say JVR has benefited significantly from Grundy being dropped. He likes being involved and it doesn’t always happen up forward. This gives him a chance to be around the ball and lay a bump or tackle and get some easier ball.