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I'm hoping a Dyson Heppell type. Be an ok pick for me.

Serviceable . Not exactly the three really quick mids we desperately require.

Small injury prone small from Collingwood. Worked well last time with Kennedy. As it stands half the side is already injured. Taylor would be really putting his job on the line taking this bloke IMO.

Gawn and Oliver presented again. Should lead the joint IMO.

If they can play at full capacity and often. Not sure about this bloke. If there’s a doubt, leave him out , would be my view.

Agree . So would talk of getting rid of Frost and keeping OMac. Issac Smith is in his 30’s and has no currency for me.

I think Sparrow and Jordan are half a chance and maybe a couple of others in there might improve. None of them were particularly high draft picks. Nothing suicidal with them .

Pretty spiritless mob. Compare to Hawthorns last game.

Suppose we all see things differently. Seems like a half reasonable coaching ‘plan B’ for next year if there is no immediate coaching improvement in the early part of next season. Next week should shake a few non performing or past it players off. Step after that ( might take a while to announce it due to list finalisation ) would be to really tidy up the leadership group. And the wheels on the bus ......

Max for Captain , Oliver VC.

Yes , but at times like this you feel a little bit cheated by those in control of the club.

Think Gawn and Oliver more entitled to leadership roles over past two years. Such action would also see Jack able to concentrate solely on getting his game back to scratch.

Geez l thought it was a good effort with our injuries. In years gone by likely to have been a different outcome.

Think we have clearly been worked out. Evident from StKilda and Collingwood last year and the prelim. Two slow midfielders to go and don’t think it should be an AA, Brayshaw , Harmes ,Petracca or Salem. Some really hard decisions may need to be made. Have we got the Hawthorn like stones to pull the trigger?

Yep and so slow.

A fully fit Viney is a serious competitor we know that. Anything less becomes a problem. What lm beginning to doubt is his ability to regain proper fitness or are his injuries becoming chronic? If it’s the latter we have a problem. We seem to get very little news on the subject.

Isn’t it about time we stood on our own two feet now and simply got on with it? Roos ( and PJ) did a great job for us taking on a basket case and establishing the blueprint. So now we should know what’s required. Im more interested in what we do rather than what Roos does or doesn’t do.

Looking at our forward line today and most of the season, l reckon there are a lot in the queue ahead of him. Probably all the forwards actually. In a decent side with a properly functioning forward line l think he would go ok.

It’s sad to see for sure but against the really quick sides he struggles badly. Became evident in our StKilda game last year. But the club now finds itself well and truly wedged. Is Viney Snr going to tell Viney junior to have a rest? Is the club going to pull up Jonesys career a few short of 300? I don’t think so.

Another 179 cm job. Maybe we can get a full list of them.

None of them near GWS class however and we keep trading away our best picks. Doesnt make sense to me. So , simple, if you can’t get someone GWS class or ultra high quality, for Christ sake hang on to your 1st rounders. Brayshaw and Petracca need to lift pronto or onto the trade table.

Midget , slow, no tricks, can’t stick a tackle, no lateral movement. Not in same class as GWS kids unfortunately. Not sure what he offers us or why we got him?

Been a pretty lame season. Elephant in the room, the two co captains. If one was at Hawthorn he'd probably be playing seconds, the other is a true battler, but has lost a bit. We have two AA players who show the way and are the real leaders nearly every week. Time for some tough love and restructure IMO

You may well be right ,would be nice if something was done about it and people came clean.

Finger pointing and tears going on all over the place. We don’t need all this panic. All l want to know is who is going to stand up and put the train back on the rails? Surely has to be a cold hearted approach by the appointed leaders both on and off the field. They are the ones who really understand the underlying issues ( we are just guessing) and they need to make changes to address these problems effective immediately. lf they can’t do it, then we need people who can, l can’t imagine for a second PJ wouldn’t be up to his armpits in resolving the current situation.