whatwhat say what

and he had a solid sook about it too

ah, i was thinking it was kynan brown 2023 and kalani white 2024?

how the bears chucked him in as loose change from the beams trade beggars belief

electric ball movement from half back by the swans - they slingshot better than anyone

kalani white - 2024 father-son selection

this it's all just posturing

our midfield is essentially the same as prior to yze joining as an assistant coach i don't see any difference to what it was before and after his joining - it's still built around oliver, petracca, and viney, with harmes and brayshaw as next cabs off the rank sparrow and jordon are yet to show significant development to go from third tier mids to anything beyond depth rotation we need an injection of fresh talent as much as we need good coaching

true i suspect they're looking more at bruhn as an inside option tho

if clark had stayed he definitely would've fit right in to the current cats side lots of emerging players coming thru for them - atkins has developed into another not-quite-mature ripper recruit, and is still only 26, while all of zach guthrie, jack henry, tyson stengle, gryan miers, sam de koning, max holmes were all 23 and under at the start of this season and pretty important role players for them, or in the case of stengle and de koning key components of their side they really do break down into three distinct groups: over 30 in their 23 tonight: 9 players 26-30 inclusive: 8 players 25 and under: 6 players it's a pretty smooth spread by comparison ours last week was: over 30 in our 23 vs bears: 2 players 26-30 inclusive: 13 players 25 and under: 8 players

bears have got a beauty in ashcroft

aaaaaaaaaaand flood gates

sigh hipwood wasn't dropping those last week

hamish 'brother of gil, the ceo' mclachan is no better scores: 1.0.6 apiece, ball is at a stoppage on the wing hame: "lions starting to come back here"

wouldn't go near buckley - he took the filth backwards every year with the exception of 2018 which feels like the exception that proves the rule i'm definitely keen on stevie j

hoping for bears v swannies in the grand final but expecting puddy tatts v filth

presumably all the gw$ assistants are available - the aforementioned stevie j, spike mcveigh, and dean solomon? wouldn't surprise me in the least if the latter was the one who ends up as peptides' senior coach

so it would seem mfcss senses are a-tinglin' when things are glum there's worse to come

what a bummer

and de goey's and adams' and moore's they've got the same issue that gw$ has, where they have about six or so players on close to $1m a season

Was this like when he said Freo had no interest in Hogan?

No thanks Mids, mids, and more mids - we completely lack depth and quality of depth at that

Tigers will have a VERY different side in 2023 at this rate

Good grief… Rucci has been the preeminent afl journo in SA for about 40 years; the equivalent of Caro, if you like - similarly he’s quasi-retired now Also effectively the pear historian these days

we will want an early-to-mid second round pick to pass on to the filth for grundy, i expect

if his career has the same longevity and success as calvin broadus jr you'd take it