whatwhat say what

it'll still be another thriller

that's rhyce 'supercoach superstar' shaw

this is what i hope as well, and ultimately it'll allow petty to return to his premiership / 'natural' position of defence

i know he didn't get a lot of it, but petty was outmarked once yesterday i think? at the worst he tends to bring the ball to ground tomlinson was outmarked 1:1 on several occasions

weideman debuted in 2016 after kicking 20 goals in 11 games in his first season at casey he'd had three seasons in the system before the 2018 afl finals campaign

nope he's a year away

No

CHB And only played the second half

goodwin now has a 99-1-70 record, so a 58.73% winning percentage those with more than 100 wins as a coach and a better record than him: leigh matthews - 58.79% david parkin - 58.89% phonse kyne - 59.46% john worrall - 59.86% ken hinkley - 60.08% jack dyer - 60.81% reg hickey - 61.02% norman clark - 61.21% mark thompson - 61.71% alan joyce - 61.84% allan jeans - 62.15% john longmire - 62.93% tom hafey - 64.75% frank hughes - 65.08% john nicholls - 66.06% dick reynolds - 66.99% chris scott - 68.5% that's some serious company

six tackles, as many as any other player on the ground (viney), and four of them were i50

no, i was at the game, so no interest in match day threads - i only go on those when i'm watching on the teev

the hanrahan's will declare otherwise, of course

yes, it's simply ghastly still being a top four side year in and year out

Hope all the Hanrahan’s moaning pre game were happy with that performance

No change if no injury Otherwise, it’s Jefferson for Petty

6: Gawn 5: McDonald 4: Salem 3: May 2: Petracca 1: Viney

so judging by the stats at the start of the 3rd quarter kalani is yet to take to the field

Yeah…toey

They would require him to mention the oppo; this, unlikely

tigs having a dip but peptides are a better side and will pull away as the game goes on, you'd expect

no, jackson netted us the the picks that became jefferson and windsor; the latter is already a key member of our (possible) top 4 side in 2024 from a player personnel perspective, i'd say grundy was the replacement for jackson; grundy didn't suit our structure as he was unable to play anything other than as starting ruck / robbed gawn of his ability to be the #1 ruckman in the game; subsequently grundy was effectively replaced by fullarton - one vfl player in 2023 replacing one vfl player in 2024 - albeit at a salary cap saving of probably ~$400k per annum schache replaced weideman - one vfl player in 2022 replacing one vfl player in 2023

not really - you said we 'let forward players go to other clubs, and replaced them with inferior talent' well, no, we didn't the only true forwards who've left us are hogan and bedford; we replaced them with may, sparrow, and pick 44, which was on-traded with our 2nd ruckman to bring in pick 13, 2023 first rounder, and 2023 second rounder even accounting for jackson as ostensibly being a forward, we got windsor for him, so... inferior talent? no

i don't think you make any sense at all

so yr referencing one player - a 2nd year skinny tall forward - as evidence that we replaced a host of players with inferior talent? may is better than all of those who have left, as evidenced by his all-australian selections and premiership player status

alternatively, win tomorrow and we're back in the top 4 it's neither blue clouds nor rainshowers it's a long season tho...