whatwhat say what

no change, as expected

diesel quite literally has dementia; very sad it's quite clear that the blues ain't bringing in an inexperienced coach - they were very clear that they were going for the "the best, most experienced coach" but they already tried to get him and clarko said no, so... it's obviously ross lyon's job to lose

as per the voting methodology... 5: jackson 4: georgiades 3: green 2: rivers 1: mcinerney

birchall has been fantastic for the bears who are now an experience-laden and finals-focused team in their post-hodge iteration

turning 30 this year, two major back surgeries this year pass

that means he thinks they'll either both win or both lose this weekend, otherwise it's an impossibility

clayton and max both give the maggots too much lip to be their pets

thought russell ebert might get elevated to legend status this year given his current illness and the fact he's still alive and could be celebrated and feted as appropriate (not that oatey isn't worthy)

can't see how we can go close to affording what he's worth in salary cap space nor satisfying freo in terms of trade collateral certainly wouldn't want to lose the likes of jackson or rivers to bring him to the demons

i thought the same sounds amazingly 'settled' no doubt helped by having the likes of rivers and pickett come in at the same time and immediately all play together with great success from the get go

...and so it begins... https://www.sen.com.au/news/2021/08/23/the-talented-teenager-fremantle-should-trade-every-draft-pick-for/ Hasleby believes the 19-year-old will be one of the stars of the league in a few seasons. “If I’m Fremantle, I’m throwing everything at a key position player in Luke Jackson,” he told Sportsday WA. “I’d be prepared to give up my whole draft for Luke Jackson. “He’s the only player I would sell the shop for. Midfielders, other players, not interested. We’ve got that covered. We haven’t had two key forwards in the history of our team. “I would give my whole draft this year for Luke Jackson because he could be the difference. “I think in two to three years he’ll be the marquee player of the competition.” Former Eagle Karl Langdon believes his old side should consider the same play for the West Australian teenager. “If I was West Coast I would do the same thing. After Nathan Vardy, Bailey Williams is their next best and only developing tall. The next tallest is Harry Edwards,” Langdon said. “West Coast don’t have anybody else.” Jackson has already signed a contract extension with Melbourne through to the end of 2022.

cripps, mckay, mcgovern, williams, saad, weitering, martin all on big coin, plus walsh coming out of contract...

sounds like it

+ may, for mine

it was (sort of)

nor cam guthrie

fritsch, gawn, lever, may, oliver, petracca, salem in the 40 man squad PICKETT WAS ROBBED!!! 😈

think this would be a worthy 22: B: Stewart - May - Lever HB: Dale - Andrews - Rich C: Macrae - Wines - Miller HF: Petracca - Hawkins - Zorko F: Greene - McKay - Cameron Foll:: Gawn - Oliver - Bontempelli I/c: Parish - Stringer - Steele - Naitanui think fritsch and salem will be in the 40-man squad

my sa-based mum is going i'm super excited and super jealous

viney's workrate to lay the shepherd on stanley to allow pickett that little bit more time to deliver the ball over the back of henry to allow fritsch to run into goal was unreal brayshaw's ability to work back and spoil by creating a 2:1 in our favour across half-back without giving away 'front on contact' was outstanding work rate from both unbelievably good

one of the greatest bargain trades you could ever come across - lever and petty for lachie o'brien, liam stocker, and robbie young o'brien and stocker are super average players young lasted two years on the aints' list before being delisted

i for one welcome everyone who wants to join our bandwagon the hallmark of successful sides is how many interlopers switch and clamber aboard i want our membership up to that 75k target; if people wanna join us now we can sniff success, the more the merrier

dangerfield was cramping, badly, from about the 7 min mark of the last quarter clayton has already said in the post-match interview that when max was lining up he was asking him how his calf was feeling puddy tatts are still a threat but if they lose to port they will be up against it as all those old legs clearly need a rest

already is

Just finishing the last five mins on the replay watch Sparrow’s second half on Guthrie superb