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When he does get the ball he still mostly kicks it up in the air in the general direction that we are headed. That much hasn't changed and if he comes good then there will just be a lot more if that. Surely Jones is an automatic " in " (given theyre 2 zip ) for the next four or so games ; as he should be . He's still best 22 while Vanders, the only one who can miss a pass more often than Chunk, is best 30

Can't get injured if you Don't go for a run

What's going on here? This bloke is built like a footballer He'll never fit in

When Trac can do in 30 touches what Dusty does in 25 then his name can go on the same page. Same with Oliver...if he can "win " a game with his 35 then he's a genuine A grader matching Dusty's 25 possessions and timely goals. Reality checks all round please

Nah the myki I use to get to Hoddle St doesnt go out that far

Look at their "ins" for next season.Even if May comes over he will still wishing he was training down the road

They go to the Hawks because they are a succesful club with facilities rather than a public park for a training oval

Frid'y night on the balcony last quarter Young blokes in suits,bit tense Moi,fairly confident actually And.. in the second row,aisle seat a MFC supporter who looked like a homeless dude on ice,wearing MFC Guernsey (over shirt with collar)..... every Hawk goal he wailed,jumped into the aisle and swayed holding his head then thrashing with his arms. every Hawk free kick the same Several of us were concerned he would fall over the balcony rail(seriously). Then the rally came... Every Dee goal or mark he was in the aisle fist pumping sreaming If it was a goal he threw himself across the aisle and hugged his brother ,two seats in. Brother clearly knew him enough not to actually sit next to him The sealer is kicked.......blokes in suits on their feet in group hugs 3 or 4 deep.( really) Guy goes seriously Ian Drury,,brother tries to calm him down for his own safety and next to me the lone Hawk supporter points and says" behold, the new Demon suporter prototype".........gets up and leaves. Well played number 9

its reassuring to confirm that hes human

Are we not fortunate that we need no recourse to all that research and detail from Wikopedia because we have Land,Ology and Twitter to engage and inform us And that free world is being managed by a "very stable genius"

I looked that up on my high speed turnball inspired broadband cable internet DC...took me quite a while but I think you may be correct...about that at least

They signed him up for 8 lifetimes apparently ,after which he becomes a free agent Bodhisattva and can take rebirth wherever he likes

If a GC rider falls off the back tonight he could lose 15 minutes. Equally Cadel or Andy Schleck could ride themselves back into the race. But Froome,Contador or Quintana are the obvious ones to watch out for assuming a breakaway doesnt get to the foot of the climb with minutes in hand

If a GC rider falls off the back on this climb he could lose 15 minutes. Equally someone like Cadel or Andy Schleck could ride themselves back into the race tonight. But Quintana,Froome and Contador will be the obvious one to watch out for

There's a guy works down at my chip shop swears he's Elvis.He's a liar though, I reckon its TJ

Melbourne today announced the targetting of the Hawthorn list and, in an apparantly associated development, the creation of a steering committee to evaluate designs for a new guernsey However sources at the club said that Mark Robinsons article, referred to by himself in tonights 360 tv show,that Don Scott and Gary Ayres had been approached with a view to a joint coaching appointment at the club,were probably not accurate

tongue in cheek is no good with me,you have to punch me right betwen the eyes

wELL i'VE CORRECTED MY r'S d'S AND b'S in my earlier post but I have to say that the general G rated board here isnt any fun at all...otherwise Robbie F would be all over it. The Jazz thread is as much interest to me as the soccer one was on Ology. Anyway as I said on day one "I come in peace"

I imagine you're correct, but I will say it was more RDB than the blokes you mentioned....you could whack someone in those days and tell the umpire to get stuffed. I got warned on Ology by 'Land for mocking this board....I mean really? Its like Demetriou and" bringing the game into disrepute" in a players spare time Anyway all compounded phenomena are impermanent and I dont know footy from a hookah so I guess I'll be happy enough here. I got a nice letter from Coach Neeld today and apparantly next season is going to be even better

Thank goodness someone noticed the guts of my post

yeah fair enough,though I only introduced Giles as an option because there seemed to be so much similarity between the Brownlow Medalist and Jumping Jack. It wasnt a take a crack at Jack thing. Maybe they could trade Jack for a small forward... just labouring the point. Cheers

So do we agree or disagree about the possibility of Giles adding something to his game because, as he said," AFL is a collision sport"Watts isnt Robbie Flower baulking and running down the wing, he's 196cms and 89kgs KPP (in theory)

Sigh..... I just miss the General board with balls, and the blokes who hated me. And exposure to all the stuff that I never believed existed in otherwise sane society.

Actually this is a Giles thread...I just hi jacked it. I dont care who he works with,but Jack is my preference unless they get a trade for him of course