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  1. Damien Yze-

    Is also currently a very handy shield grade all rounder for East Box Hill

    Ezra Poyas-

    Delisted after 1 year at the demons and continued to play on with Sandringham including in all 3 flags. Now plays at St Kilda City Football Club.

  2. Very very seriously considering joining the touring party. It will be interesting to see how many people join on the official trip.

    I booked my seat, it is pretty pricey but i figured we get to see the players at various functions through the year - but how often do you get to unwind and have a few beers with them. Should be great.

    When i booked it i quizzed the booking agent, a hugely passionate demons man, about all the details:

    All players will be attending, whether they are playing or not as it is primarily a team bonding experience. Should be 40 players plus everyone else connected to the club, coaching staff, physios, doctors, etc..

    Prior to the Brisbane game they had 59/60 seats for the Supporters tour held, but some have not confirmed or paid deposits yet, of these 59 people a portion of it seems to be player family. The demographic is split 50/50 between people over 35 and people under 35 and is also split 50/50 between people traveling alone and couples. And there are apparently only 4 single girls haha, shotgun.

    They ran a marketing campaign for it up in Brissy on the weekend to try and sell some more seats and, i assume, depending on the success of that campaign the travel agent was intending to book another 30 seats for the supporters tour to increase it up to 90 people. If that sells out then expect the numbers to be roughly 90 supporters, 40 players, 40 staff members and some corporate friends (~200).

    In response to the opening post - I know that they intend on having a pub night on the first night to break the ice, but i think that was prior to your arrival - i'm heading over there keen to have a good time though so once we get the itinerary we'll have to work out something

  3. I havn't tipped 8 in 2 years, so there's no chance of this happening, but it's just a bit of fun none the less B)

    Round 6

    Bulldogs by 30 over the Saints at Etihad

    Dees by 60 over North at Sh*tihad

    Crows by 1 over Port at Aami

    Hawks by 100 over the Dons at the G

    Swans by 12 over the Lions at the SCG

    Cats by 60 over Richmond at Kardinia

    Blues by 10 over the Pies at the G

    Weagles by 1 over Freo at the showdown

    The ladder will stand as

    Swans 144.2 - 20

    Dees 128.1 - 16

    Cats 127.9 - 16

    Pies 127.3 - 16

    Saints 127 - 16

    Freo 124.0 - 16

    Blues 123 - 16

    Dogs 121.2 - 16

    Lions 107.1 - 16

    Port 83.1 - 12

    Hawks 110.6 - 8

    Eagles 85.3 - 8

    North 71 - 8

    Crows 65.2 - 4

    Dons 64.4 - 4

    Storm 53.2 - 0

  4. He is a natural leader and a man whom all the kids look up to and most importantly he sets a tone at all the team training sessions. Riewoldt gave an example that when he arrived at the saints he would train until he was absolutely exhausted and thought he was training hard; but then he would watch Robert Harvey train and realise just what is required for AFL level.

    While Miller may not have the impact on field that we would all love to see, his contributions to the football club as a whole shouldnt be underestimated. Individual aspects of his game have improved over the last 3 years, he is a better mark, better kick for goal and makes better decisions - he just hasnt got them all those aspects gelling together yet.

  5. i was wondering the same thing today as well. i'm waiting on 2 membership's. funny thing is my old man renewed his a couple of days after me and received his just before xmas.

    lucky it wasn't a xmas present!!!!!

    20 years for me. i can't wait for round 1

    I signed up in October and still waiting on mine too.

    But, not to worry, gave them a call and found that they've still been working on the reserved seating map and that they're only just getting around to sending out some of the reserved seating memberships this/next week. So still another week or 2 away from turning up in our letterboxes, but.. soon!

  6. I saw in another thread some discussion about 1st and 3rd forwards, it really depends on matchups not numbers.

    Here's a possible MFC forward line - it's a bit of a summary grab from the R1 2010 thread:

    Sylvia, Watts, Bate, Jurrah, Martin, Wonnaeamirri

    What's your best MFC backline matchup for the intraclub?

    Jack Grimes to take on Sylvia around the ground.

    Cale Morton to match Watts for athleticism and height.

    Jared Rivers to take the most experienced Bate.

    Spud Frawley probably the best pace for height option for Jurrah.

    Warnock on The Big Stef.

    Jamie Bennell to match up on Aussie and try and expose him defensively. Might leak a few goals, but equally damaging going the other way.

  7. Watts has already gone from his very slight 83kg to 89kg at the moment and should be on track to take the field next season at a much healthier 93kg - While he's been going under the radar with his schooling he certainly hasnt been slacking off. I cant wait to have him out on the field, hopefully for at least 18 games

  8. While we were never blessed with a multitude of superstars, our competitiveness in my opinion came from a real desire from the players to play for their coach. Rarely did we have players who played below their par, in fact most weeks players went out and played out of their skins giving 110% and committing to the "All or nothing" attacking brand of footy. Worked great every now and again, but we lacked the cattle to pull it off on a consistent basis.

  9. The reason people are on Butcher's back is because it's basically like recruiting Cloke... And that's a best case scenario.

    I take a more realistic view. I reckon if you think you can recruit, for every position, the best player in the league, you're kidding yourself. I would think that if you had the best 18 players, position for position, that your salary cap would be about 6 million over...

    In other words... If we Recruited Jack Watts, plus another Jack Watts... and both became superstars, you would have to pay them accordingly. Giving them the biggest wages would mean that other players who may be equally deserving, would need to take a pay cut. So if we had the two most brilliant up and coming KP forwards, we probably wouldn't be able to afford to keep a Trengove.

    There's always a Bradshaw for every Brown, a Kosi for every Reiwoldt, A Roughead to every Buddy... I'm ok with taking the NEXT BEST KP forward. You can't have everything after all...

    Besides. Trengove and Scully will make him look like Lloyd reincarnated.

    So make him look like a cheating velvet sledge hammer whose only trick is to dive for free kicks and snipe players behind play? gosh i hope not.

  10. B: Bruce Frawley Cheney

    HB: Morton Rivers Grimes

    C: Green Moloney Bennell

    HF: Silvia Bate Trengove

    F: Jurrah Watts Wonaeamirri

    R: Jamar Davey McDonald

    I: Meesen Scully Warnock Jones

    E: Martin Miller Petterd Garland

    If Butcher comes in i'd most likey drop Jones :( and rotate Wona, Watts and Jurrah up the middle

    I was really conscious of a lack of pace, especially in defense, but it's awesomely difficult to pick a team :) Round 1 needs to hurry up!

  11. I would take him as well;

    Robbo and Roughead once were both ordinary kicks on goal, Roughie couldnt kick to save him self at the start of his career. Even Riewoldt kicked a lot better this year than previously; Goal kicking is a technique that given a few years players have every opportunity to improve significantly on.

    Butcher might butcher it at the moment, but give him 3 or 4 years and he might be at least a reasonable shot on goal.

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