Ted Lasso

I personally think he'll be back with the drug cheats for 2017 and then retire when he realises he isn't part of the future there.

Most pleasing thing for me is we are moving the ball far better, and we have kept opposition teams scoreless in 3/8 quarters this year, our biggest worry is we are slow out of the blocks at the minute.

Sums it up almost to well.

The Chewbacca defense should get the job done.

He only stays at the MFC if he earns the right to, if he leaves, probably means we don't want him.

Could have been one of the best players ever if not for his injuries, still a bloody good player even with them!

Just outside the best 25 or whatever we are picking at the minute, i reckon he'll play against the Saints.

He just needs to understand he isn't a great kick, but that doesn't mean he can't be a very good player, he just needs to take the first option rather than trying to do to much

as good as our young list of mids is, Oliver could easily be the best of them.

I'm not sure we really needed anyone playing on boyd to be honest, he is going to again be the VFL's highest paid player

if they AFL allows jobe to keep his Brownlow it's taking the stance publicly that drugs in sport are okay, and disrespecting everyone else who played that year and didn't cheat. they have no choice but to strip it or watch the code lose respect and go down the toilet

I'm not so sure, last year i think we would have lost that game. to win 10-12 games this year we are simply going to have to find a way to win those games, even if it's ugly and we are well below our best.

The beauty of the situation for me is i almost find myself forgetting we still have Brayshaw and Petracca to come back in as well, our young talent is as good as anyones these days

He made some horrible decisions yesterday, if he is going to as alot of people suspect, join the leadership group he should know his limitations and not constantly overreach and cause turnovers, if he is a [censored] kick, then take the easiest option or give it to someone who can kick his defending and run are great, just needs to work on disposal

What was wrong with Goodys presser? he can only answer the questions he was asked...

Looks like he wins more one v one contests then loses, i think he can play a role, certainly an upgrade on some of the blokes who have been getting a run in recent years and should have decent scope to improve

Confidence is a huge thing, could be the difference between wins and close losses so fingers crossed we carry it into the season

Jesse Hogan wasn't mentioned!? Loved seeing Roosy and Macca on the bench giving instant feedback to players!

He's going to have to work on his tackling to avoid the wrath of the MRP, but otherwise super impressed, i see him having a brayshaw like impact this year and playing a lot of games.

Just needs to understand that with ball in hand, he's a very limited player, he needs to play accordingly, i reckon he's at his best when he just stops his opponent and takes the first easiest option every time, he needs to be smarter.

I think it's also important to note that we were significantly below our best and the dogs really weren't that bad, that dogs side would still seriously push some of the lower sides imo

Clayton Oliver has done his chances no harm at all, and he really looks to be building into it still

I think the biggest positive is we played close to as bad as this side is likely to play and they still found a way to win, good sides find a way to win when they are below their best.

Needs to do some serious work on his kicking action and just take the easiest option every time, let the more skillful players attempt the kicks inside and so on

It's his decisions that kill him, trying to pull the trigger on a kick inside when he's not good enough to do it, if the kick is slightly off it's a turnover an most likely a goal. Tom is a smart bloke, he needs to know his limitations.