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whatwhat say what

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  1. Harmes would not have been up for trade if Brayshaw’s retirement was known to be coming
  2. TC injured in the vfl
  3. Petty was bog that day at chf - marked everything kicked to him This was the game I thought everything was rosy at the club; didn’t last many weeks when Flagmantle belted us in the Alice
  4. whatwhat say what posted a post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    Green was at pains to point out on media rounds on Saturday that he is NOT interim; he is a long term board member and the current president
  5. Eh? when Dingley were awful to start in 2024 they were slow and circuitous in their ball movement
  6. It was glaring how much he lead at the ball carrier and flew for his marks compared to those down there all day, like JVR and AJ
  7. 100% thank goodness for the kid's sake it wasn't
  8. will earn $m for the next decade the q is will he be a very good player or a genuine superstar?
  9. i'd argue the gradual started the minute plugger mac hurt his foot under the roof at docklands in the closing minutes of us going 10-0 to start 2022 we have never looked the same without him and sideshow bob as our primary tall forwards
  10. our drop off since the back to back wins in adelaide vs the crom and the pear last year has been galling we were top 4 and since then i think we've looked bottom four i expected us to bounce back big time in 2025 but instead we look like the worst team in the competition i don't think the sAcK tHe CoAcH!11!! cries make a lick of difference; he's under contract and it's not going to happen for the time being i'm very disappointed with the performance of the players and the coaching department they have the opportunity to turn it around; can they? i have my doubts
  11. isaiah dudley is TINY google says 168cm but he looks smaller than that even
  12. crom are good to watch - hard running and strong marking think they can definitely make finals this year; first time since they lost the 2017 gf, and with key high picks brought in like fogarty, thilthorpe, curtin, milera, and michelanney plus trades like rankine, dawson making the world of difference if they do make it, it will have been 8 years between finals
  13. we needed some luck, so will take this one
  14. That’s unfortunately not how it works Players nominate the club they want to go to and a deal gets done accordingly The general consensus is Trac would like to be in black and white because that’s who his family all support
  15. his cards were marked midway thru last year when goodwin tore shreds off him publicly in a press conference regarding his performance in the vfl i have low expectations tht he'll ever play a game in red and blue
  16. given that there's been so much talk both this season and last about changing the gameplan to suit modern football, is the gamplan the problem or those that are trying to execute it the problem? as a result, how many more issues will be caused if we try to 'revert to type', as we tried (and failed?) to do in 2024?
  17. we wouldn't be giving him away for 'nothing' - we'd definitely get a first round pick and clear $1m off our salary cap it all comes down to whether or not he wants to go; given what transpired last year and the mealy-mouthed statements since, i can definitely see him trying to force his way out of the club again we need a change at this end of this year; letting a player of the calibre of trac go could be the required action needed to clear out the cobwebs
  18. that seems to be the consensus at this point in time, particularly with the pointy end picks in the 2025 draft set to be - once again - dominated by academy and father / son selections but it's impossible to know how it's going to play out for at least half a decade i reckon fingers crossed lindsay's knee is not as serious as it looked
  19. At 30 years of age at the start of the 2026 season and with his salary of up to $1.5m a year for the next four years plus the injury / attitude concerns… that’s what we’ll get The filth’s 2027 1st round pick and $500k off our books for the next four seasons is probably our best value chance
  20. the biggest issue with the slow ball movement play is that it allows teams to set up defensively, and when we - inevitably - turn it over, they're able to hit us on the counter with speed and quick ball movement the style of play we are trying to execute doesn't work with our current team make-up i'm not sure if it's a fitness issue per se, but it's certainly a team make-up and game plan one
  21. clearly commentating from dorcas st, south melbourne, too
  22. not strictly true; they made three straight elimination finals 2013-15, losing them all, then dipped in 2016 before the glorious 2017-2020 run they developed slowly, much as we did leading up to and including 2018, before the serious dip in 2019, leading to the 2021-23 period
  23. what a moronic revisionist memory
  24. it's thoroughly dee-pressing
  25. dingley are just fantastic to watch god it sucks