Demon Disciple

definitely wouldn't have him on a wing, maybe have on a hff? Although Nut has shown a liking at nullifying the opposition and would be my got to in curbing the influence of the opposition's play-maker from half back.

looks like docklands has claimed yet another knee victim.

Not too concerned by his first half no show. As per last year, he is lost when not in the middle. His dalliance forward no doubt would've been to give others time in the middle no doubt, as match goers will probably testify.

reminds of a smaller version of Frost. Sure has great pace, but more often than not either runs himself into trouble or butchers it by foot.

A very long way off Nel.

If he learns how to kick straight

good, he'll learn from it.

early days, given hes was drafted months ago, but Comben for them is a nice lead up at the ball

nice run by melksham

As Burgess has previously stated, it's about getting the miles into the legs for the entire list, ready for round 1.

must be a slow news day

Gawny in the middle of the players, and i reckon the shaded thing slightly left of the centre of the G is a tree.

i think it's in the third episode of 'to hell and back' on the mfc website

That's ok, we've got Kozzi now!

The one club i do have time for, re - sharing the MCG is Richmond. They shared Punt Rd with us during WWII when the MCG was out of commission.

Doing a Melbourne hey......................................given their injury list is nothing compared to what ours was at the beginning of last year, and throw in with the fact they did not even win a final, it's incomparable.

Sign him early enough to get a discount on what he could be worth (if yesterday's performance is anything to go by).

That's ruck craft big-boy.

Gawn almost shown the door......................................is that the same way i was almost an AFL footy player?

What i loved most was that he took it cleanly, one grab. He was a star today. Good signs.

No Smith, no.

It's unpredictability is certainly hurting us more than helping us. The lack of a structured game plan going into the forward line makes it neigh on impossible for our forwards to have much of an influence. Our gameplan is effectively a hail mary no matter where we are on the ground.

For such a big lad he has no presence.

For a seasoned player, ANB is less than a bit player. When he does get a chance to influence, he hurts us more than he helps us. He showed so much promise in the finals, but has been stuck in reverse ever since.

Spargo would be a half decent player if he knew how to dispose of it properly.