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not pacey tho

i can't believe i'm missing clarry's 200th but alas, the hives i'm not sure i entirely agree with this chat gpt summary (mostly cos abba do nothing for me; roxette were a far superior pop group), but rest assured that every cheer for howlin' pelle will be also directed towards the boys in red and blue at the g

lalor looks a jet, o'sullivan is super smooth, smith has been injured, draper looks good, and levi ashcroft looks like a gem very, very happy with langford at pick 6, not to mention lindsay at pick 11

had forgotten about spargo; his vfl game was excellent IN: may, spargo, petty OUT: plugger mac, sparrow, tholstrup i love tommy, but if may is fit it's the only change to make - big body tall defender for bigger brute tall defender tholstrup doesn't really play as a 'small' forward so petty can replace him in the forward line, while spargo gives the forward pressure position coverage in sparrow's enforced absence the other one is howes might come in for lever, although i suspect he'll stay in the side

aints choked

very hard to see him not being the rising star winner at this point not sure what other rookies are close to as assured

i think we'll perservere with having him as a half forward, but in an ideal world he'd go back to casey and work on his attack on the ball and the man lacks intensity

6: melksham 5: fritsch 4: petracca 3: langford 2: gawn 1: chandler

too weak in the contest and doesn't work hard at all defensively perservere for the rest of the season but he needs a massive between seasons

OUT: Tholstrup, plugger Mac, Sparrow IN: May, Petty, Mentha

35,844 Great crowd

I am not in the ‘sack Goodwin’ band wagon but if we don’t go 4-3 in the last seven I’ll be pretty disappointed However … If we lose to this north line up missing three of their top handful of players I will probably climb aboard

i live in thanks that we won't lose to them twice in a season, as playing an injury-ravaged peptides is exactly the sort of game where we kick 7.21 to lose by 3 or so goals

usman's form is as bad as warner's was what do the three k's - khawaja, konstas, and kettleborough - have in common? none of em can pick an inswinger

agreed people seem to forget that hodge, mitchell, and lewis were well into their 30s by the time they left dingley - they've won one finals game since in a decade of seasons, and that was last year against a footscray side who just came to a stop midway thru the third quarter the more apt comparison for us is not petracca and oliver but instead may and gawn the filth changed coach not once but twice after their 2010 premiership before they won another flag; they are arguably one of the most well-resourced and professionally run football organisations during that time period puddy tatts recruited not one not two but three generational players from other clubs - dangerfield, ablett jr coming home, and cameron - after their 2007, 2009, and 2011 salutes and still have only one flag to their name since premierships are bloody hard to win

unnecesarily harsh players on ground say all sorts of rubbish; there's many stories about the dees circa 2015-19 being VERY lippy they won't be the first, nor the last

25k is next to no chance; 20k might be a chance...

konstas is a kid surprised by yr attitude towards him @Ghostwriter given yr fervent defense of the mfc kids he's played four tests; plenty of time to grow into the role

200k or so combined members between tigs and peptides; 53k in attendance

doubt it will see the final session in the morn given it's a day / night clash starting at 4.30am melbourne-time

pant threw his wicket away with a completely unnecessary attempt at a single to try to give rohit the strike to get his 100 before lunch stupid, stupid, stupid as sunny would say

big win in the end 16.15.111 to 5.5.35 stats: i'd go: 6: billings 5: verrall 4: hardie 3: culley 2: mentha 1: howes

he and verrall are two of the few youngsters i was excited to watch this evening - super impressed by both

mentha's pace is genuinely exciting

3rd for mentha - smart not to compete in the air, no one else at ground level, walks it into goal