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Jaded No More

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  1. I reckon if Gold Coast beat Carlton, the club will implode. GO SUNS!
  2. He does, but it's not a regular occurrence. I would like to see the kick out duties split more evenly between Salem and Bowey, with May only kicking it out when we need to clear a lot of space.
  3. And confirm for me once and for all, that there is a lot of bias in the opinions.
  4. I reckon May's real issue is his brain fades. Sometimes he can panic when he kicks it. He does 2-3 things a game where I am like "how are you the best FB in the game but equally the worse ball user in the backline?" I understand why he takes the kick outs, but with Salem back I really want to see him kicking out more, especially in close games and quarters. I would also consider giving McVee or Bowey the kick out duties sometimes. May can bomb it long, but that's about it. Pin pointing kicks is not his forte.
  5. Who was the last forward to kick 3 goals on Darcy Moore?
  6. Spargo isn't versatile enough to be sub IMO. JJ can play mid, wing and half back. He is a far better choice for sub, and also deserves to be in the best 22. But it's a hard team to break into.
  7. Opposition fans absolutely hate him. Which makes me love him even more. Just keep reminding anyone who says he's a selfish [censored], that he kicked 6 goals in a grand final, and whoever plays for their team hasn't.
  8. To be clear, Rivers is not getting dropped. ANB is not getting dropped. Oliver IS playing when fit, as is Petty, as is Bowey. How you fit 26 players into 22, is of course, the million dollar question. Glad I am not on match committee.
  9. Darcy Moore's father played for us. Are we sure we aren't confusing him and Maynard?
  10. The more we keep involving lawyers with no feel for the game, and worse things will get.
  11. LOL at Oliver not playing if fit. Why not just drop Trac while we are at it.
  12. And yet we punish players who deliberately choose to run into an opponent, elbow raised, feet off the ground, the same as a player who chooses to tackle. And we have Cerra get off, but Sparrow doesn't. And we don't punish players who choose to go into a contest head first and not protect themselves. The AFL, as always, is picking and choosing who to punish, when and how, to suit their narrative. Merrett is no longer eligible for the Brownlow. I bet my bottom dollar that the next player in trouble who is a Brownlow favourite, magically gets off.
  13. Our two club have about 130,000 combined members. In what world do we deserve to play in a 40k capacity stadium, when we absolutely would get more than 40,000 spectators to the game if it was played at the MCG?
  14. The fact that even in this thread nobody can agree on what is and isn’t a reasonable outcome for these acts, tells you exactly why the entire process is flawed.
  15. I trust my eyes. Maynard pulls Cox away and hugs Trac. Enough said.
  16. Like most things the AFL does, this has been poorly executed, inconsistently managed and horribly flawed. Nobody knows what is and isn’t ok anymore. Just wait until we suspend players for accidentally concussing their own teammates.
  17. How did De Goey get the same punishment. Just how. The game is cooked.
  18. Actually it does. He behaves very much like many big American sports stars. Only difference is, he’s not a good sportsman so it’s just embarrassing.
  19. How about we get a home game against them every once in a while?
  20. Jim Stynes was an amazing story. This Yank Hack is not. He wouldn’t be getting a game if the Pies didn’t trade Grundy.
  21. Is Mason Cox spent half as much time learning to play AFL as he does being a loud mouth American with a massive ego and too many opinions, he might one day be good enough to tie the bootlaces of Trac. Him and Zorko both suffer from serious [censored] bloke with a big mouth syndrome.
  22. He grew up in an AFL mad house. His dad ran Auskick out at Waverley Park. He has photos as a kid with every Hawthorn great you can think, and personalised signed jumpers. He lost his love for the game as a teen, and never had any strong affiliation to any club because everyone in his family barracks for someone different (all terrible choices too). Then he met me and understood that the only way to survive is to join in. He is genuinely a Melbourne supporter these days and he has a great understanding of the game. His favourite Melbourne player is ANB and he thinks Fritsch is a top 5 forward in the AFL. So he does really know his stuff. He just doesn't love going to game because it takes us a while to get to and from the ground, and I am very unpleasant to sit with 🙄😅
  23. And tradies who clocked off at 1:45pm from their 4 hours on site and stayed around for a beer and free entry to the game.
  24. Very few teams can defend like us. This was their lowest score of the year, bar the Adelaide game where they scored 59 points and won by 1 point (but they still had 2 more scoring shots in that game than they did against us).