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I'm the one not blaming people for being concerned about us seemingly going off a cliff. We made a prelim last year. At them moment we look like we'll be lucky to win 5+ games.

We're 1-5.

You can't be out of form if you've never actually been in form. 2 decent-ish games does not a player make (keeping in mind the Geelong game he really only kicked 2 in the first and one in the last, was invisible in between).

Magpies ball movement genuinely scary at times. With speed, precision and skill they tore Richmond to pieces.

PJ tearing up at the end of his final speech.

Going to miss PJ. He is one of the most influential individuals this club has ever seen.

Both times there was absolutely nobody to kick to, with no-one offering an option. It was a very common theme today. When players did offer an option, they were well covered by Blues flood defence. If Clarry gets an option he will usually take it first time.

Massive difference between getting a pick back at the start of the 3rd round compared to the start of the 4th.

I mean a backup plan to ensure we have a second round pick from somewhere.

Yuck. Hope we have a backup plan in mind.

I doubt 37 will be good enough for the players we are obviously looking at in the draft.

Zero grounds for a challenge. Pretty obvious that it's low impact, intentional contact to the head. Only thing you could argue that it wasn't strong enough contact to warrant a report. Individually 1 punch/strike maybe, but 3-4 kind of bring it up to low impact.

Port loses Monfries as well.

Ah, favourited rather than tweeted.

Nothing, he hasn't tweeted since Oct 8th.

Hawks are also giving up a player in that potential deal.

Anyone got a photo of Pendlebury dumped on the ground after Viney's tackle in the 4th?

The MRP didn't even look at it.

When he has a first option he will take it and usually nail it. We've seen some great rebound kicks out of defence that will hit players on the run from 50m from Tom this year. The problem is when the team doesn't give him an option. It's clear that he's being coached to play on and run the majority of the time he gets it, it's when we don't have options up the ground that he runs into trouble.

I read somewhere that they live together?