whatwhat say what
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tom lynch set to play
i fully expect plugger mac to get first crack at him, allowing turner and lever to patrol the defensive zone
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21 minutes ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said: Richmond have been ravaged by injuries for this one
beware the wounded tiger...
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if pickett goes for not concussing answorth then dangerfield goes for actually concussing liberatore
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OUT: petty (concussion), laurie
IN: plugger mac, lindsaybe interesting to see if cj is fit whether they bring him straight back in
gotta bear in mind the short turn around too
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1 minute ago, DubDee said: 8 different players kicking behinds in just over a quarter not helping!
You watch em straighten up on Anzac Day eve
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onley under zero pressure again turns it over by foot and they were very lucky they missed another scoring opportunity, right on the 3/4 time siren
9.7.61 to 17.4.106
bonner with the most possessions but of the dees-listed players, amw and mcdonald have had a fair bit of the ball, but amw in particular has turned it over far too often
we have no midfield depth
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and with a mark in the square it's back to 45
quite honestly they look like at least a 12-15 goals to the good better side than the demons
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onley would have to be one of the worst users of the ball by foot i've ever seen
under zero pressure it seems to come off his ankle and skew sideways
adjacent to elijah hollands in the pre-game warm-up on thursday night
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amw drops a sitter of a mark on the d50 and the bears have not one, not two, but three players free and clear i50 so they can walk it into goal
he's been very poor based on the 2 and a bit quarters i've seen - regular turnover merchant
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tommy matthews / marshall has been ragdolled at least three times - bears' tacklers are able to just pick him up and fling him around he is so lightly framed
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2 minutes ago, rjay said: I think 16 is about right 'Macca'...I would like to see the skills of the game retained and this would help.
It would also help the diluting of the talent pool.
i always thought it was bizarre that aflw switched to 16 - the players can't kick as far, the skills aren't as clean, and the women would benefit from 18 players on field as opposed to 16
aflm reduced to 16 would theoretically be a more open game
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2 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said: This is the year to clean up parts of his game surely? Been in the system for a while now.
he just looks so slow by thought as much as deed - his positioning is routinely poor, he doesn't react to the game situation, and his disposal is not good at vfl level, so can't imagine it'll improve at afl level
he looks a long way off it
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huge pack mark to adams across half back
of course, he immediately turned it straight over by foot...
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15 minutes ago, The heart beats true said: Gotta say the footy has been pretty good today.
three close ones
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3 minutes ago, demoncat said: Would love an explanation of why this is the case
Without knowing a lot about the system it seems bizarre that a player can come through our NGA but when push comes to shove we can’t draft them
Meanwhile Cochrane can be added to Port’s NGA one year before he’s due to be drafted despite spending essentially no time with the club
cochrane has spent his entire life around the pear - his dad was a player there (not 100 games tho) then a player welfare officer
he's eligible to be part of their academy by dint of recently discovered indigenous heritage
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5 minutes ago, Left Foot Snap said: Has it been mentioned that ANB is acting Crows captain tonight?
he does every time dawson has been absent
he came into their club and was immediately made vice-captain
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7 minutes ago, Dee-licious said: so judging from this, prasad is in our nga but we are not eligible to draft him - it also says ah-mu is in our academy and we are still none the wiser if we are permitted to select him via points if another club nominates him
Marcus Prasad is small in stature, but the goalsneak brings the heat with his pressure and can kick goals from all angles.The goalsneak debuted for Vic Country last year and slotted 15 goals in as many games for the Stingrays last season.
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Like Prasad, bottom-agers Corey Ah-Mu and James Goerlitz are also tied to the Demons’ NGA. Ah-Mu featured for Samoa at the FIBA U15 Oceania Cup in 2024 and is the younger brother of 2025 national combine invitee Tairon.Marcus Prasad is not tied to Melbourne as an NGA prospect despite spending time with the Demons since he was 13, where he has been mentored by Demons AFLW star Tyla Hanks.
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1 hour ago, ChaserJ said: Yep @whatwhat say what , brother of Harvey:
(1) More history for the Gippsland League was... - Gippsland League | Facebook
Early doors, but draft does look to have some quality. I'm hoping the AFL don't cave to pressure and just make the changes to bidding rules now, will mean Carlton pay fair price for Cody Walker & Port pay fair price for Cochrane.
Even though they haven't been formally confirmed, we've known they were coming for 2 years, clubs complaining about timing are essentially upset that they're not getting as big a free hit as the Queensland clubs.
seems likely they'll be delayed til after tasmania come in
2026 Possible Targets/Player Movement
in Melbourne Demons
last i heard is that wilson is one of those players who wants to get his big packet before he's got the runs on the board
he looks like he'll be a very good player but not sure he's worth $1m a season quite yet