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couldn't disagree more about our leadership - what you have said is contrary to everyone i know who has ever had any dealing with roffey, including myself and close acquaintances in business she and pert have also CONSTANTLY talked up a whole of club approach encompassing off field, afl, aflw, and vflw your experiences fortunately are nothing like others

gift goal

he's our #1 forward i'd much prefer he stay doing what he's doing that take him away from his best and most effective role

great hands by jvr to feed the moose

accidentally voted for geelong / geelong when i really think geelong / sydney

as a decision maker he continuously guesses

woey 2.0 looks a good n

casey beaten the same way melbourne are - can't cope with fast ball movement

#24 for southport is a big unit

papley gets gifts

swans' goalkicking keeping the filth in it

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