Willmoy1947

First 15 minutes of "on the couch" last night after tassie bs, explained a tactic, as well as why we need to hang on to Melksham after. He's like having a coach on the ground. As well he is uncompromising and unpredictable.

Still think that?

Well Brisbane , the top team were defeated by MFC in a comparatively Fair match, dare one say.

What a great summary, and echoes of how his old Club possessed those eclectic mixtures of brilliance and uncompromising toughness. (Which I secretely admired)

There are pieces of Lindsay, and I dare to say this , that are like the ball gathering of Flower. Johnson... Brisbane on ballers were watching, no doubt. Melksham..he already has an understudy on the ground, Chin. Of all our regular forwards he has shown his all round improvement this year with limited ops.

I'm not allowed out

In class pubs like those two as well.

Whose to say that player's confidence hasn't been ruined by poor umpiring. Not paying marks, interference etc.

You don't want to get 23 and 32. Probably the two worst maggots this year.

Will be interesting to see how the Umpiring Fraternity respond to a mild criticism by Razor, when he referred to the current group as "mob" during a recent interview on Fox. Funny how certain players of the Big Clubs are the expert exponents of the "free kick" in the push, trip, hit mark area.

I would look at him, but to be perfectly honest I would get some weight off him and put him on a flank, to get him focused. I reckon he's been thrown in the deep end.

Great pressure game tonight, and a popular presentation and result. Sydney never lost their cool Carlton looked like they were tired, and top heavy even with Silvagni off in heavy conditions.

From what I heard, the word being used is implosion.

Maggot number 23 up to his old tricks again.His favouritism of Carlton is just blatent. Even the media can't stand it anymore.

Even the Hawthorn commentary team couldn't get them over the line.

And the above paragraph is the extent of my contribution to training...hmm

Every year we are stopped in our tracks. Not by poor players, but by poor umpiring, poor media reporting, poor reporting of spiteful incidents to our players, and most of all, poor tribunal and AFL DECISION MAKING.

Maggots tried to screw Gold Coast.

Goody staying or going is inconsequential as far as I'm concerned, in the sense that he is not going to stop the persecution mindset of the AFL. I actually think the AFL want to take over the MCG holus bolus and make it their Mecca and their own show piece.

Old war injury chook

You cannot just explain every loss by us not kicking straight. The momentum that we have generated in just about every game played this season has the maggot extinguisher stamp on each and everyone of them. Simply they are cheating and just look for , and almost construct some remote, hardly ever paid free kick. And they just pull it out of nowhere. They know who they are and they smile as they do it. Many of which are obviously jaw dropping to both teams, and invariably cause 50 mtr penalties.

How do you know he was rested? And even if he was I would think him in the team every second week is better than not at all.

Can't have everyone. And half of them aren't worth the trouble.

The old saying "you should have been more careful" doesn't apply here, to prospective B Medalist.

Thanks, and what else could I have expected? Duty of care covers accidents for certain players. Brownlow Medalist decided....hmm