whatwhat say what

the prospect of clubs being forced to merge as a result of this crisis is real - the senior reporters are all running with that at the moment, so i personally would rather our senior personnel don't run with the 'we'll be okay' narrative of the likes of north, saints, and gc17 because, quite simply, you really can't be that confident

giving the great jakovich a bad name

He wanted ridiculous money that only Carlton was prepared to pay him

Won’t work; too poor by foot and doesn’t run defensively

That 50% pay cut is only til June

i imagine it was a difficult circumstance to play in, but that doesn't exclude the lack of effort and basic skill execution, not to mention the complete lack of cohesive game plan and structure if the season ever resumes, it will be interesting to see how we come back - after a seemingly positive pre-season, that was a massive let-down we did play the team that is likely to be right in premiership contention on their home deck in warm and extrezzo unusual conditions but my goodness...we ain't good

our players pick and choose when to run and when not to do so laziest club in the competition

nothing has changed bog ordinary player, massive disappointment

saints turn to resemble witch's hats in the third quarter

north look terrible

very similar in size and shape to fritsch, melksham tho? he's had a very good first tho for sure

nah, he was a supercoach favourite for d8 spot cos he's a cheap def / mid dpp option starcevich from the bears replaced him for most by friday evening

doesn't need to be; just needs to be 6 foot 11 and kick straight! they've still got treloar and stephenson to come back in, and unfortunately for them their langdon looks like injury might curtail his career pendlebury has been such a brilliant player for so long now hard not to see them in the top four along with tiggas, meth coke, and gw$ - that sort of win against a potential finals team gives them a juicy percentage boost to start the season too

so far, i don't mind the lack of crowd noise; muting the dreadful commentary from the ch 7 crew would help raise enjoyment levels, but i'm enjoying hearing the 'sounds of the game' sans audience participation thought the dogs would be far, far better than that - they completely looked incapable of winning contested footy, not what i expected at all they're going to have to do well to recover their season - in what's already a truncated year that is likely to be further reduced, that's the sort of hammering you really can't afford to have grundy showed once again why he's the second best ruckman in the game; bad kicking is bad football

Mr Bungle, FNM, Fantomas, Tomahawk, or warbling Italian opera version?

The Burgess effect? https://www.portadelaidefc.com.au/news/579184

dogs still can't perform outside

slobbo has taken a look at gus https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/expert-opinion/mark-robinson/who-is-the-real-angus-brayshaw-the-2018-version-or-the-2019-version/news-story/bd91a2dc61495f2e97e789f0a8beaaee i'm not a particular fan of brayshaw - too sloppy in his disposal, jogs from contest to contest - but i'm hoping that he bounces back big time in 2020

that's 6:40pm melbourne-time, i believe so 3:40pm perth time

iT's TrAdiTiOn!!

Zero As is the dream of Tasmania and NT having sides

interesting line-up small forward line is in vogue

well jones and salem out is a shame but it's great to see pickett and bedford - our first nga graduate to the afl? - to debut B: Jetta - May - Lever HB: Harmes - O Mac - Hibberd ? Langdon - Petracca - Tomlinson HF: Melksham - T Mac - ANB F: Weideman - Fritsch - Pickett Foll: Gawn - Oliver - Viney I/c: Brayshaw - Bedford - Brown - Lockhart Emerg: Jackson - Spargo - Sparrow - Hore ?

who the blazes voted no??

at the time it looked very similar to the injury that melksham did last year; seems to be very similar in terms of diagnosis? very sad for him decisions for 2021 will be difficult