whatwhat say what

he also works with trac on a weekly basis on fox footy

dude barely has a kidney we're an all-kidney kidney club

whilst i think they're quite different players in terms of their skillsets, fwiw head to head comparison of jefferson vs caddy in the vfl in 2024... matt jefferson: 17 games, 29 goals 19 (with 2-3 games played in the backline), 9.4 disposals, 3.5 marks, 1.9 tackles, 54.2 fantasy points nate caddy: 8 games, 11 goals 9, 10.6 disposals, 4.4 marks, 1.5 tackles, 56.4 fantasy points

twomey's is his own personal ranking, not tying in club needs, i believe perhaps rookie me central's factors in supposed club requirements as well?

he would work on a consultancy basis simon mathews as ceo would be a change that might make a difference and i echo the call for todd coming back within the football department edit: but i'm not sure whether todd would return; he's been here once and overseen one period of success, and his 'job' is not finished at north he's clearly a terrific football dept operator and they are lucky to have him, but he did effectively 'retire' with us before being lured back

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pert and richo's media statements are looking increasingly ridiculous and poor in the wake of the cultural issues within the football dept. and the lack of progress for a home base, not to mention the loss of sponsors and inability to replace them (albeit in extremely fraught economic times) roffey was handed the presidential mantle on the proviso that she was this great dealer with governments, and so far we've got minimal updates on what is going on with the home base there's an irony that in march, 2024, we had a loud president criticising quiet fans; by august, 2024, we have loud fans criticising a quiet president if trac does, indeed, force a trade then the board, leaders of the club, and football dept should be under incredible pressure to retain their roles

it's goodwin over petracca for mine the coach has everyone 'on board' apart from this one bloke who wants out all other murmurs - pickett, petty, viney etc. - have been nipped in the bud through contract extensions etc. it's one star player, with five years to run on his mega-deal, who is making murmurs about wanting out

this is where i sit

i know everyone is leaning into the ben simmons comparisons, but to be honest this reminds me more of alex rodriguez, the baseball superstar who left the seattle mariners - the club that picked him at the top en of the draft, developed him into a superstar, only to see him walk out to the texas rangers as a free agent to become the highest paid player in the game, before forcing a trade for the bright lights of the new york yankees

I don’t think Connors would be happy with the ‘noise’ being made by Trac @binman It’s not the way he operates Whoever has been backgrounding Maclure, Morris isn’t working to his usual approach

yet not entirely surprising connors doesn't put the 'for sale' sign on a player until he's certain of the destination and the cost that doesn't seem to be the case for petracca

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yeesh the next 6 weeks as this plays out in the media are going to be very painful to endure

every single one there's about 50 or so hours to consume go and do yr own research of @binman's research

tantalising money money money nom nom nom give me all the money money money nom nom nom

wouldn't be enough de goey + crisp / jaicos + future 1st and 2nd and mebbe

filth don't have any first round picks in 2024 de goey is constantly injured

they'll pick xerri

it all comes down to paul connors if he can't wheedle the deal, it won't happen

rumours flying that he confirmed his desire to leave at the exit meeting...

shoulda chundered on him

during the home and away seasons in 22 and 23 if we didn't win we were 'in the game' until the final moments i wish people would stop talking down those performances 2024 a different kettle of fish entirely

geelong traded in cameron and lucked into stengle being kicked out of two clubs to claim a 2022 premiership we were a bit the same with targeting may, lever, langdon and brown being sold for scraps as part of our 2021 premiership henry, bowes, and bruhn have - at least for at least another week - achieved as much / as little as schache, hunter, billings, and mcadam have for us

it seems there's two schools of thought amongst our demonland brethren... it's the forward line! it's the midfield! i'll be the voice in the room that sais it's actually both... ...and while i'm at it, the backline needs a lot of work cos at the moment i don't trust many of em to hit a target by foot exiting d50! fortunately, yr only ever two to three changes in personnel away from being a pretty good side again