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The players can play. I just think we've been worked out. Coaches. Out: not sure it will matter In: Peter Jackson

Wonder what Jackson thinks about this?

Even our best are struggling. Oliver a shadow. Brayshaw keeps on trying.

He runs so bloody hard...

If we get done via the out-the-back-and-run method (see StK 2018, PA and Essendon 2019... Other references available on request), then I fear for the year. We're not slow when we have the ball, but we press up too high sometimes and open ourselves up - chasing always looks slow. Defensive coaching is the issue, I reckon, not personnel.

I liked Spargo's game. He sets up goals with good disposal. Same as in the finals last year. I'd keep him in.

First play of the match. Jones hacks it forward, we're outnumbered, they run it out and goal. Very resembling, Simon

This Club's been through a bit... A young number 5 looked allright too.

well, player not found...

I got to the story through this https://thewest.com.au/sport/afl-trades/afl-trades-2018-demons-reject-fremantles-first-jesse-hogan-offer-ng-b88988383z they offered 11 and a "future second round pick" we told them to get stuffed

going to get a big dish of beef chow mein

which one?

Nothing like talent, is there!

OK here

Turns out it's taken from a pinterest post. Full post: " Pro-Athlete Diabetics cannot withstand head impacts as well as those who are non-diabetic because cells in diabetics cannot use glucose well and all tend to be deficient in magnesium. This makes them more sensitive to the effects of excitatory neurotransmitters like glutamate, which are released in massive amounts following a concussion. Supplemental Magnesium and a High DHA, higher-fat diet are huge to boost brain energy levels to protect against head injuries " So, until further evidence, it's bullsh$t

I'd love a reference to the peer reviewed study/studies that "showed" this...

Back to the thread... this bloke looks like a serious socks-down footballer. It's such a relief not see stick figures out there wearing the red-and-blue. Who knows how he'll go, but he's a chance

Ah yes - I was playing cricket at St Kevin's that day - slow day in the outfield with Mick Taylor soaring above us!