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i saw the last 5 mins of the half and watched the last quarter live that was an awful game of football

ross ball is so hard to watch i live in terror of us offering max king huge coin to come and be the next diamond Jim i'd much prefer lukosious so that his jack watts mannerisms are where they belong - at the g, running away from the contest ps: you can see why we're keen on battle - strong 1:1, good at ground level, and makes smart decisions with ball use

agreed today, they're the lesser of two evils

sucks to be gw$

just move hawthorn to tasmania they love it down there

you can see why we might be interested in ryan angwin from gw$ neat skills and repeat efforts plus solid defensive workrate

can hawthorn just EFF OFF and be [censored] for an extended period of time for a bit? 50 odd years or so would suffice

goldstein is 36 and still one of the best ruckmen in the competition i have no doubt max can be the same

fify

those last three are horrific that's our three main targets forward of the ball and they are all significantly down on last year based on this modelling

to be honest, it's exactly what you want to see anyone can beat anyone, with the exception it would seem of north

i think it was this week that i heard a description that most coaches affect the role of 'disappointed dad' rather than 'screaming and abusive' these days

i see max as like goldstein - he can play on for a long, long time yet

if his choices are between us, crom, and the filth, he'd be lookin at the latter two over us

good for football

the drop off is extraordinary for some players

well last week was a disaster tips-wise, so let's go with: crom footscray? gw$? meth coke gc17? bloods baggers? them? my faith in us has wavered and i think filth's ground ball game and pressure will be too much for us hope i'm wrong but

east timorese origins, which is how he qualified for our nga

he's not young anymore - he turns 25 this upcoming off-season and should be entering the peak of his football powers i agree that we lack experience forward, particularly with anb playing so much more thru the midfield in 2024

question for the next pod before we win / lose to the filth on monday - would our premiership chances be better off in the long-run if we DON'T make finals in 2024?

weren't there two clubs - from memory, hawthorn and the peptides? - who were sniffing around spargo as recently as last year? small pressure forwards with good footskills are quite valuable

or, you could argue, the least compromised for quite some time - everyone played each other once!

he's not been the same since he hurt his knee against i think port

i had no idea about that how absurd