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oh my god

all about preservation for next week now - no point copping an injury when the match-up is locked in

taxpayer stadium remains a horror travelling show for the dees

gawd, those awful memories of thinking jake lever's first action as a demon was failing to clear d50 with a rushed kick, giving it straight to liam ryan, who slotted it out and pushed us out of finals...

if we get treloar perhaps the filth can pay footscray to pay us to play him...for free?!??

BaSkEtBaLl BaCkGrOuNd??!?

i'll go: - petty on hawkins - smith on cameron - may on rohan lever will have a man play on him rather than on a man himself

footscray season's gone to the dogs since they beat us

pear needed that

footscray's pressure is melbourne-esque

footscray? hawks? bears us? gw$ aints? peptides? crows? final round of the season always throws up strange results hoping the two teams tonight beat seven layers of the proverbial outta each other while we cruise to a comfortably mclelland trophy on saturday nite

reports have it that cerra is being offered upwards of $3m for four years while i personally don't think our salary cap is under pressure - we've shown the ability to balance the books that seems to have eluded the likes of the filth, for instance - i somehow doubt we can go close to offering what he's being offered to stay at freo or to go to carlton

it equates to lever being 'valued' at pick 8 for that, i'd say lever is an absolute bargain for what he brings to our side; easy to forget he was robbed of a year as a result of the acl injury and is still only 25 years old i fully expect him to be our next captain

eh? literally the main story for the last 15 hours

i reckon paddy dow is one of the worst kicks i've ever seen at afl level @Little Goffy he is as physical as cale morton too hard no from me

they are vastly more experienced than us obviously

during 2020 the vic peak was on 5 august, with 725 recorded cases active cases did not peak until 7 august at 6768 would expect nsw to soar past both those totals in coming days

in fairness to him i think he gets a lot right

this just doesn't look like it makes sense

interesting comments re mac andrew sounds like the club is a bit, well, 'aggrieved', that the change to the rule was brought in this season as we should be, really

comparisons with jimmy toumpas in terms of his ability to work hard and defensive accountability don't do him many favours

would be a sensible option - gives him certainty until the end of 2023/4 when he'll be 30/31

significant players coming off contract this year... hibberd: long-term contract when moving over from the peptides; possible retirement looms? jetta: signed his contract in all oztrayan year of 2018; retirement looms? jones: coming off a short term contract; retirement looms? vandenberg: signed a three year deal off the back of 2018 when swans were chasing him hard; is he a required player? weideman: signed a three year extension at the end of 2018 when he was expected to be our primary key forward along with plugger; if he wants to leave, what is his trade currency? significant players coming off contract next year... brayshaw: signed four year deal off the back of 2018, won't have same perceived value moving forward; what is his value in the market? fritsch: having his best year in 2021; will his form in 2022 continue to see his likely contract value rise? spargo: having his best year in 2021; will his form in 2022 continue to see his likely contract value rise? petty: having his best year in 2021; will he be in high demand by both south oztrayan clubs? bowey: coming off the back of his first season; should be a permanent best 22 player at the end of 2022 - what is his value? melksham: long-term contract when moving over from the peptides; possible retirement looms? hunt: massive return to form in 2021; will his form in 2022 continue to see his likely contract value rise? jackson: having his best year in 2021; will he be in high demand by both west oztrayan clubs? mcdonald: signed four year deal off the back of 2018, won't have same perceived value moving forward; what is his value in the (meat) market? i would think given the players coming off contract at the end of this year and the likely high end contracts coming off at the end of 2022 then we should be more than able to 'afford' to keen the likes of jackson, petty, who may hear the clarion call from their home state sides

about to interviewed by whately and lyon on 360

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