Brocky

Try taking care of it, it's not hard.

Doesn't an AFL membership allow you to attend any game at the MCG or Telstra Dome?

I think we have done alright in terms of who we play and where, but the scheduling in terms of the days we play sucks.

I think this game will be in Melbourne. The Dogs have will have 7 interstate trips but they have 2 home interstate games.

How does us playing the Gold Coast Roos at Cararra mean we will be going interstate 7 times? We have the Canberra game, then maybe 1 trip to Perth, 2 to Adelaide, and 1 to Sydney. That would be 6. Or is that just some of the mindless bleating Rhino is talking about?

Don't believe what you hear on 3AW. Mostly rubbish.

Those who are members would have seen this in this weeks Member's Email. TEAMelbourne is offering a new Legends Membership where for $85 exisitng MelbourneFC members will receive the following: - Two general admission tickets to one Melbourne Racing Club race day at Caulfield Racecourse. (Excludes Caulfield Cup). - Two general admission tickets to one 2008 regular season Melbourne Storm home game of choice at Olympic Park. (Excludes Broncos and Warriors games). - Two reserved seats to one 2008/09 Melbourne Tigers regular season game of choice at the State Netball & Hockey Centre. (Excludes Kings and Dragons games). - Two reserved seats to one 2008 Trans-Tasman Trophy netball game of choice held at Vodafone Arena. (Vodafone games only) . - Tailored City Rewards membership benefits . If you are not an existing MelbourneFC member the package costs $135 but you also get 2 tickets to a MelbourneFC home game. The link to this membership on the TEAMelbourne website is: TEAMelbourne Legends Membership This membership represents great value for all those all-round sport lovers out there.

Such in-depth analysis.

The State Government and the Melbourne Victory's fault Jaded. They haven't started yet.

No need to call the membership department bastards. If you want to sign up use the website as has been suggested.

Gee, who would have thought......

Old said good KPP. Waite and Hanson aside, I don't see one. Stephen Gilham- not that good. Brent Staker- not a KPP. Tim Boyle- he is a third tall, not KPP for mine. Brad Fisher- not a KPP. Daniel Merrett- average at best. Will Minson- ruckman, hack. Matt McGuire- average player Mark Seaby- ruckman Ashley Hansen- good player, see above. Jarrod Waite- good player, see above. Brian Harris- lasting to pick 71 says it all. No-one else wanted him either. Lewis Robers Thompson- solid, but Rivers is better.

Is it biodegradable too?

Weetra and Neville weren't first round picks. We might get another Lynden Dunn, or Matthew Bate with pick 14. They were taken at around that point in their draft.

I hope not.

No they don't. However, most people do know how to spell.

And the world record for the most simultaenous posts goes to..........

F&%k im good just ask me.

I actually agree with that, Brad Miller reached his maximum though.

In this case it is.

It was a fluke, he didn't do it before and hasn't done it since. He is no good, it's as simple as that.

It was Greg Denham, not Patrick Smith.

What would you give us for Aaron Ash?

Hey YM, might want to change your favourite player........

We aren't angry over the fact he didn't choose us. It is the parting insult that is infuriating. Shows him to be a money hungry, attention seeking princess.