beelzebub
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12 minutes ago, Pennant St Dee said: Latrelle reminds me of Lewis Jetta in his first season with Sydney, showed some glimpses of his speed and attacking flair without really impacting the scoreboard, but you could see the potential
Another preseason on the back of a debut season should see him really lift ( imho )
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51 minutes ago, BDA said: He's like a fine wine. gets better with age.
i thought the acl injury would end his career (thankfully not). not a bit of it. He returned to kick 4 goals and take mark of the year.
One of the best recruits the club has ever brought to the club
congrats on 250 games. I hope you make it to 300.
I recall from last game vision of Milky and Checkers imparting their wisdom ( and it would be considerable) upon Roo.
Their value is not just as players but as playing mentors. Milky is one of the clueyist players going around ( taking away nothing from Brodie ).
Always feel better when # 18 takes the field.
Congratulations Jake 👏
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1 hour ago, Demon Jack said: Have a sneaky feeling Latrelle might bob up for a few this weekend.
Had his best game against the Suns and is growing in confidence every week.
He's a little 2 steps forward... have a rest etc etc.
But he's growing as you suggest. The syncronicity between the Picketts is what's really starting to click.
Their fast becoming everyone else's nightmare.... it's Scott's turn this week 😉
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6 hours ago, jnrmac said: No it wasn't. It looked OK on paper but watching it I can tell you they were putrid in stoppages, clearance and speed.
Having said that they will probably get some momentum rise from their performance and we should be wary but if Melbourne plays like it can they are no match.
They had ONE particularly good qtr... then couldn't keep it rolling. Pups had their measure.
I dont think Essendon can cover all aspects of our game but they can be THAT bloody nuisance of a side. Nothing to be taken for granted.
Dees by 5 goals
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1 hour ago, 640MD said: But please start better than against the baggers
In reality...it'll be all about the start ( opening qtr )
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5 hours ago, No10 said: TMac to shutdown King and the football world will talk about it… about how King was off today.
If Kossie pull together another 3 vote game… most unpredictable game of the round
Yes... this is a very interesting game .
Currently away with family... by the Livingstone Creek in Omeo.
Very serene atm.... but there's a few who follow the footy 😉
Can't watch but ill be following furtively.
Go Dees.... we CAN do it..
Why ? KOZ !! 😉
Dees by 10
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15 hours ago, Little Goffy said: That much I'll absolutely concur with!
It is possible that, 9 months into a 6 week remedial works at my building, I may have a rather pessimistic outlook on construction.
Recently they added the first layer of balcony waterproofing in 95% humidity on the saturday morning of a weekend forecast to have Sydney's biggest storms in months. The engineer had literally called them to say 'Don't do that, numbnuts', but they still did it.
Their solution was to nail black tarpaulin directly into the gutters, but then they didn't tie it down properly so for four days it flung around like a set for Pirates of the Caribbean. "Arr, me sand layer be causing deep rooted bubbl'n, and ye balcony now be pumice."
A horse would have done a better job and I certainly wouldn't let one on the balcony.
Frankly, @beelzebub I'm slightly uplifted to have interacted with someone who seems a proper construction professional able to articulate a project plan. It's like having a night parrot land on your balcony - if one were to have a functioning balcony, that is.
I feel your pain...
Some things go belly up 😞
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5 hours ago, Little Goffy said: A racetrack surface which is either compacted from earthworks or has inconsistent hardness definitely increases injury risk, and unstable subsiding soil segments caused by disturbed drainage patterns is basically an on-track landmine.
I say this as someone who thinks racing can eat a bag of soil-enhancing byproducts and that Caulfield would be much better served if racing got out completely, but if we have to live alongside them then we have to account for the stakeholders.
That said, you can definitely bank on them exaggerating the impacts and messing with the project parameters just because racing's hierarchy likes to make people burn themselves with cigarettes just to prove their submission.
I'll play Trivago again
It's pizz easy. Seriously.
Remove top ( i.e turf... with sports /tracks to a depth of around 200 mm . Store ... or.... have new turf growing ready to lay.
Cut trench. Compact sub base to 98% hard..
If any services required to inner .. do at same time. Install precast tunnel sections.. recover over with appropriate sub-bases and soil. Relay turf... aerate .. water... Replace rails.
That is as hard as it gets. As far as a tunnel goes.
A horse wouldn't even know anything had happened.
Depending on how long a window you had available Id probably take in any plant needed for terraforming then.... might need to crane it out later. You could lay temporary access apron but there could be risk to track. Craning sounds excessive... but could remove all plant in 24hrs .
There is nothing about this project which actually IS an insurmountable impediment.
There's only agenda.
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46 minutes ago, biggestred said: Rumour is trac will play and his string wasn't that bad...
Really couldn't give a flying fig if he plays or nit... but if he does... make those footsteps loud !!
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PREGAME: Rd 05 vs Essendon
in Melbourne Demons
🤔🤔🤷🤷 care 👌