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at least they won't have to worry about burning early picks to select andrew walker's kid - they're going to be picking very, very early in 2026 at this rate

he ducked last week and didn't get it paid; ducked this week and he did

go kangas

big stretch to touch that! been a fun watch two very ordinary teams

you could almost swaps the (??) on those two players no one is any the wiser

a journalist friend of mine said 'you paid high for one to get the other for cheap' getting em for 2x 2nd round picks was outstanding recruiting

north's inability to put together runs of goals is costing them baggers should be in trouble in the last, but i don't have faith that north can do it

so excited to see milkshake again been a brilliant recruit

baggers' pressure much better north ain't coping well with it

it is quite bizarre isn't it the disconnect in their football dept must be significant

newsbreaking journalist doing his job, you mean? wait'll he lands at c7 mid year and his platform will be that much larger

add duursma too emerging as a player, albeit less as a mid and more a tall forward flanker

cripps can't run he played in the state of origin, yeah? more and more it's looking like it's had a significant impact upon players

oh, and dylan stephens from sydney too if you can't win the midfield battle with that many top picks who are all mids then it's got to be an issue of coaching and / or development

doesn't look like there's a huge amount of pressure thus far in this game that north midfield should be elite - ldu, sheezel, wardlaw, mckercher, powell, o'sullivan are all top five picks, i think? far better quality than the baggers' cripps, walsh, smith or bust

The beauty of having had him on ignore for several years cannot be underestimated

Appalling Action must be taken

windsor, langford, and lindsay all have the capacity to be a-graders - and so they should given where they were selected in their draft years i personally think howes, jvr, and culley already are role players - whether they can go beyond that remains to be seen; jvr has the potential to do so, but unsure if the others will kolt, kuz pickett are fast on the path to being serviceable role players too - whether they can go beyond that will come down to their own development and i think the latter has more potential than the former, but i've been super impressed by tholstrup's ability to play his role so far in 2026 taylor should have significant upside, and i think matthews might too, despite his diminitive status kalani and kentfield are wait and sees imo - both need a decent run of football before you can make a solid judgement, and a lot of gym work in white's case...pedigree is good tho i think el jefe is a bust and won't be on an afl list beyond this season; he just doesn't get involved in the play enough and has had a poor run with injury

naicos makes the filth a 5 goal a game better side they'd still have lost last night by a solid 7 or so goals the bears are looking very, very good early in the season - something that they've not actually done in their last two premiership campaigns still reckon flagmantle is their most likely challenger

Right that makes sense I was wondering who was behind it

Filth’s slingshot footy is still top tier They are really missing Naicos and Pendlebury around the contest

i thought the whole point of this was making outlandish predictions, i.e. things that you didn't expect to happen? as such, this is looking good: as she got shifted sideways yesterday

not having this for 2 hours as a wednesday morning listen is gonna make for a poorer hump day experience

this we're red and blue, not red, blue, and silver

very true!