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Preuss in for Dec, maybe?

6 - Harmes 5 - Gawn 4 - Salem 3 - Oliver 2 - Lockhart 1 - Hibberd

We are...pretty bad No one leading for the return from play kick after a behind, no one leading i50 Skill level putrid About the only enjoyment I’m getting is enjoying seeing Lockhart buck that trend and booing $cully every time he kicks it like a Melbourne player and bombing it long to no one in particular

i personally trust the football / fitness etc. staff to be doing the right thing by our players but it is absolutely hilarious......

Mind boggling changes Weed will get awful delivery as a forward at vfl level; he might as well get awful delivery at afl level when opposed to better defenders O Mac goes back and allows T Mac to return forward...but Josh Wagner replacing Viney helps the midfield rotations how, exactly?!??

This

Reckon it’s nature not nurture, then? Wells’ record is good but without the development of players that Geelong seem to be able to do they might not be as good as they are

playing t mac as a defender was a concession of defeat from the get go he and weed as our primary forwards must be proceeded with

bedford is on a standard two year deal so that won't happen i'd hope that stretch is a more of a trade opportunity for a third / fourth rounder with additional swap rather than delist baker is a likely delist maynard the same o mac - don't be ridiculous, might be a trade option, but even that is unlikely j wagner a likely delist you could easily add: nathan jones a possible retirement jordan lewis a likely retirement jkh a likely delist jeff garlett a likely retirement tim smith a likely delist declan kielty a likely delist guy walker a likely delist then i'd personally be listening to offers for: jayden hunt - second / third rounder or a player swap? alex neal-bullen - third rounder or a player swap?

i find the anti-pert agenda really interesting i don't quite understand it myself

More CBF

the numbers are stark: https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/demons-early-warning-on-poor-start-to-2019-20190430-p51isa.html In his presentation, Misson showed that the Demons had 39 players complete a total of 33 training sessions each in the pre-season prior to the successful 2018 season, when they made the finals for the first time in 12 years and stormed in to the preliminary final. This year, in Misson’s telling, there were just 25 players completing a total of 22 sessions each – a massive drop partly explained by high number of players who had post-season surgery.

Velvet Sledgehammer is a moron

i was basically the same for the top three! i was kinda hoping for a draw btw carltank and poos&wees tho, cos i can't stand either of em and i have no optimism whatsoever for the latter

hawks have held carlton scoreless for some time now, all the while getting it back to under a goal the diff the blues who have a whopping seven players aged 29 and over; they're not nearly as young and inexperienced as everyone makes out

and just like in reality, he's chopped off at the knees in this photo...

c'mon casey

the colour of the seats?

these sound like bruce springsteen lyrics! all it's missing is a lil stevie riff and some massive sax solo from the big man

bears @ gc17 is barely watchable terrible quality football

no guarantee on that we are currently playing with our 'best available' midfield and we are being routinely thrashed for contested footy

if you were to trade petracca (and it would be pretty silly to do so imo), you'd want it to be for someone who can immediately impact for us, not something speculative; think phillips from the pies to add outside run, ed langdon plus freo's first rounder for trac and our second round pick, etc. etc. i think trading trac would be incredibly short-sighted what i don't understand is that his best footy seems to be played as an impact mid who starts forward and rotates through the middle, but apart from a section in the third quarter against the swans (when we caught longmire on the hop, with brayshaw's turnover hooray henry kicks starting on the bench), he's basically been stationed inside 50 for the majority of the year he is too much of a ground-ball player to play as a forward target - he is only just over six foot tall, is not a marking player but instead is better when the ball is on the turf, so why we continue to play him as a forward target has me beat

that would be the worst deal imaginable

forget him; he's going to hawthorn, if he leaves the franchise and jeremy cameron is signed up to gw$ long-term and under massive, massive money

No chance!