Willmoy1947

He will, if he goes, be playing under a different coach to the one that is currently at Freo at the moment, in my opinion. They had better start moving soon. I concur with Sue as well. "So much" to read at the moment. Richmond, I would think, are looking at what is going on at Freo with a reasonable amount of interest at the moment.

.....and still he just walks around.....

Ring the AFL....

Now, once and for all, which part of the AFL is on drugs and which part isn't????

I'm in the surprise camp this weekend. Thinking ANB and Hunt to come in, covering any speed and in and under Collingwood might be thinking about. V berg and Bernie out, Still thinking about the rest, and beat them at their own game.

I thought wasn't he working at Geelong, Hawthorn and the Backyard Woodchucks as well, peddling placebos?

Almost looked like they were talking about a bit of action was needed at the before bounce, Bit of intent looked to be there by my intuition and by his gallop.

Chris I think that there are so many black ops going on at the moment, and we don't know who is saying what to who. You know,, unknown knowns etc

In twenty years time we can replace the word Hong Kong with Australia in most respects.

You can see his Ruck patterns evolving as he goes along. It's all about unpredictability in those middle bounces( from my limited knowledge). But he is now mixing it up quite well, with jumping early, jumping late and sometimes not jumping at all. Also, along with the second efforts, there is now a lot of intent with responsibility.

Also in relation to the North game which we lost we must move on. The last thing that should be said is that "if we play like that losing team of last week", this week, it will be enough. It is never enough .We must improve. To win we must improve every aspect, every game every week. Close losses do not count for anything.

Maybe yesterday if we looked for the intensity. I looked and there was a lot of it yesterday. Much more than the week before. I want to feel intimidated by the intensity...

Even though you're right in what you say , saying it will probably make it more weeks. These schits'sos are just so sensitive to criticism.....

A few things I noticed were how much more slicker our handball has become, and how much stronger and stickier our tackling is. On a more constant note, please let this be the last time that this is "the turning point game" for the rest of the year. That game really does shine TURNING POINT GAME

Further to Flaubert. Are we still a clean up in motion, like the last few years. Don'.t have any idea on the statistics but there is probably more cleaning out to come. Lloyd's article is mind joggling at the best, repetitive palaver at the worst.

Anybody got any idea why the saints weren't trounced in the last quarter of their game? And why they all seem to be muscled up to almost the same shape?

And in the meantime just watch those free kicks mount up in Essendon's favour. Then of course you have got to add in the ones that they don't pay to the opposition. Like "play on" and "throw it in". Poor Robbie Gray Same umpire, same rubbish.

Yes "us"

Does anyone on D'land know if Hogan has played any substantial football on the backline?

Wonder if Ralphy knows the answer to this one: "Does retiring from AFL Football mean that one does not have to give the Brownlow back?"

Well how the bloody hell are Essendon staying "up" for longer, much longer than us. Something fishy here.... It's not just desire, and not in the "who you're in bed with" context.

Think it would be far better to wait for at least half a dozen games to be played in Casey's season before the "who's got no hope to make it" starts

Eighteen Elephants would have made more space than what we did on Saturday!!!

Will anybody here in ten weeks time be saying that it was good for Melbourne FC that we lost this game.....

The few times the bloody ball was delivered to him well enough he was pushed, pulled and knocked off unfairly. The white maggot called play on my Essendon "lovey dovies"