Diamond_Jim

The reverse sub makes a degree of sense Fingers crossed no injuries to a running player as I'm not sure what you would do

Assume that Jefferson will play forward this week

What happened to Bell. He was a more than serviceable ruck

Darcy in for Lobb at the Dogs. Our backline claims another scalp Oskar B also gets a recall

Suns should have that easily. Dogs backline is woeful

A lot of potentially one sided games this weekend. Crows v Cats probably the hardest on paper but of course upsets happen

The good news is that a better team would be taking the Pies apart

Lovely typical Pies supporter hanging over the fence

Three relatively lucky goals to Collingwood 😓

What a terrible start by the Saints

At the time there was a lot of open space once you got to Ferntree Gully/Wellington Road Getting there and across Springvale Rd might have been a challenge

Yes ... it was to be a spur line from Glen Waverley station

Not a good selection Assuming he's a sub he either comes on early due to injury and he's underdone or he comes on for the last quarter in which case it doesn't give him match practice. Reminds me of Salem's early return in 2022 They could of course do a reverse sub with him playing the first half and BBB the second Very strange

Did have the looks of a legging but I'm not complaining

What kind of fixture gives a team an away game followed by a home game at Ballarat as their first two matches? (The same one that gave us two consecutive games in Adelaide against SA teams.) I should no longer be surprised

Straight up the middle rebound with the occasional angle Turnover and rebound is how we win plus accuracy on goal

Very impressed by BBB's ground coverage against the Dogs. Took some marks on HFF and I saw him competing on the defensive goal line. Saturday is much cooler. I was disappointed in Fritsch's game until I noticed that he was taking the number 1 defender. Wonder how the Hawks will approach the allocation of defenders

Many people here assuming the AFL want to help this team be successful/competitive in the short term. This team is not an AFL lovechild such as GWS or GCS

Perth or Adelaide makes sense... (Canberra would be an interesting business case) The NT business case made far less sense than the Tasmanian one but perhaps they could play a few games in Singapore 😅

Yep I thought they'd got rid of "victim evidence" a long time ago given the usual player code of saying "I felt nothing"

See we are up against Qualifying on the F1 GP on Saturday

The draft concessions will drive the early recruitment. Add in first pick of all Tasmanian juniors. Both the new club and the AFL have been very quiet on this side of things. I get the feeling that the AFL are not committed to the success of Tasmania in the open cheque book/ draft concessions which has shaped their approach to GCS and GWS

100 inch is fast coming down in price. 75-80 is the new cheap standard

Took them 27 years, multiple priority picks,an Academy and multi millions of AFL support

If you can build a roofed stadium for $750M I would be very surprised. Has any developer actually offered that price. Does Tasmania have the workers Based on cost per seat which is a good way of comparing build costs Australia had the highest cost in the world (Optus stadium in Perth) and the Gabba estimates are even higher