Demonstone

We'll be OK against Freo. Autumn officially starts tomorrow!

The risk, of course, is that the bigger players can get run off their feet by smaller, speedier types.

SWYL, you've clearly made your mind up about this issue and have laboured the point on this site. However, injuries can occur at any time, be that at training (McVee), during intraclub match sims (McAdam), practice matches/sims (AMW) or obviously during an actual game. In such a physical sport, it's a risk that can't be avoided. Keeping things inhouse won't mitigate that risk.

Brackers or Brackets?

Who is brackers?

Never mind the superfluous apostrophe. I'm still trying to come to terms with the neologism that is "capitisation".

I seem to recall that Cameron Schwab's grubby paw prints were all over it.

A bloke I know had that emblem tattooed on his calf. To make a bad situation worse, the quality of the artwork was terrible.

You're not wrong. I reckon Casey Demons would roll them.

Curnow would be enticing, but I couldn't go past Bontempelli.

Mentha has #39, worn last year by Tholstrup who has moved to #12 this year.

This is another example of AI taking over. Absolute Idjits get sucked in every year by practice match form.

I'm betting (see what I did there) you've posted that Hamish clip in the wrong thread, @Little Goffy!

As Punter To Punter (R.I.P.) often told us, "We're not encouraging you to gamble. We're encouraging you Tibet".

They might be our socks sponsor. Socks go on legos.

Me too. I wouldn't have any idea about how to pronounce "Sjai".

Are you doubting Thomas?

You trying to get blocked?

You have to have sympathy for the poor devil.

I'll watch Melbourne Storm games without taking much interest in other games or the sport in general.

"Hendo marks!" doesn't quite have the same ring to it, though.

You've got my vote, notwithstanding that it was Robert Harvey's nick way back when.

Absence of alliteration alters all allusions.

"Bison" is Mitch Marsh. Langford deserves a nickname of his own.

Hawthorn have a big Battle on their hands.