whatwhat say what

that doesn't work multiple training ovals and top tier facilities at two locations is best in class i want us to be best in class

glow up?

four teams use them

lovely now give us lotsa father-sons&daughters

ANOTHER nothingburger of an article no mention that if the suns make finals they can only take two academy picks

very much looking forward to part 2 and 3 based upon what you've seen, curious to see who you see as changing positions - other than windsor to the backline, petty potentially the same - or roles really strong write ups for the former, tholstrup, turner in particular i thought

could be?

chandler is a walk-up start into best 18 imo plugger mac and sparrow are best 25, at worst, and i think langford and tholstrup will be too

it was definitely noticeable how self-conscious he is in the videos from 2024 i mean, he's not exactly as ripped as he was in 2022 and previous years, but he still looks pretty fit to me

i liked the suggestion of the barassi-williams cup for dees-pear clashes

thank goodness for 2x playback

geez! he can cycle across the doha desert and be fine but one high tackle does him in poor fella; get betterer

peptides the same - their highest polling candidate was former player dean solomon - 7,459 total votes

I think we just need to accept that we are far from a highly skilled sides It is clearly one of the things that has long held us back

easy to forget that trac was a bit of a loose cannon in his early years, and far from as fit as langford appears to be not to mention he missed his entire first season with an acl

nah, mad filth this article has a lot of 'random thought bubble to fill the demand for content' approach of modern journalism

hard pass on poos&wees' sloppy seconds

india rasheed is from a mad pear family - her dad roger is a massive fan while her mum hitaf worked as their comms manager for about 10 years hitaf and roger in crom scarves on after the selection was funny to see

el jefe's one grab marking ability in the first clip stands out to me johnson's use of the body to push his nominal defender out of the way is encouraging to see add petty in as a swingman and we have some very impressive tall forwards, all 25-and-under it's going to be very interesting to see how they structure up with fritsch there, as he has played as our nominal 'full forward' since about 2020 i am uncertain if we will play 3 talls plus fritta

absolutely not

one of the best tall defenders in the competition, and she's so, so young

personally i hope they nominate the gc17 player, but i suspect that they won't i hope we do

exactly we don't know what the discussions between the clubs actually were, and we don't know what dingley said to her in those negotiations i'm happy she's staying; we have a dearth of players with her experience and in her age bracket - we'll be better for having her as part of the squad in 2025 as opposed to another first round pick

chin chandler too i think windsor will, body permitting, be able to 'roll' thru the midfield at some point in his career i love the idea of him being a 30+ possession weapon by foot off half back; we've not had many over the years - salem in 2021 was one (and integral to our premiership success) as well as davey for a while plus johnstone and yze going back to the daniher era