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one difference btw dingley and caulfield racecourse is that the ground doesn't have to treated for hazardous materials i seem to recall that that caused some delay there

spurs are right where they should be imo - they're an entertaining team to watch, as you never know what they'll do in 10 mins, let alone 90 i do think it's hilarious that one of the most data-lead football back office hired ange, a man who is very much set in his style of playing epl is at least somewhat competitive this year, albeit that the top tier teams are the same as it ever was, which gets...boring that's why leicester city's premiership title win outta nowhere was so good

i think it's not so much a case of us letting it 'slip' but if it doesn't work out, it's not for want of trying we've had three or goes at getting a home base in the last decade or so, and we feel - to me at least - like we are closer than we've been in my lifetime, and probably since the 60s

that doesn't work multiple training ovals and top tier facilities at two locations is best in class i want us to be best in class

glow up?

four teams use them

lovely now give us lotsa father-sons&daughters

ANOTHER nothingburger of an article no mention that if the suns make finals they can only take two academy picks

very much looking forward to part 2 and 3 based upon what you've seen, curious to see who you see as changing positions - other than windsor to the backline, petty potentially the same - or roles really strong write ups for the former, tholstrup, turner in particular i thought

could be?

chandler is a walk-up start into best 18 imo plugger mac and sparrow are best 25, at worst, and i think langford and tholstrup will be too

it was definitely noticeable how self-conscious he is in the videos from 2024 i mean, he's not exactly as ripped as he was in 2022 and previous years, but he still looks pretty fit to me

i liked the suggestion of the barassi-williams cup for dees-pear clashes

thank goodness for 2x playback