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What concerns me the most about our next coach is that Richardson is involved in the process. He is one that must go, i never liked the appointment to start with. IMHO the whole football department needs to go and the new coach can bring in his people. The new FD Boss need to be a senior type, like Neil Balme, not a nobody that doesnt get respected from day one.

We absolutely need to go full 80s football brawls with the Filth in the last round, get as many of them outed for the finals as possible, go all out war on these FN protected species. I want blood.

If it's not a bump, the wtf is it???? Games well rooted.

There is no way he gets off, to many AFL mouthpieces in the media want him out, so thats what will happen. I personally dont know what else he was supposed to do, if he pulls up as many say he should have, the media then go and attack him for not going for the ball, cant win either way. I wouldnt be surprised if Saturday night was his last game this season. Game is stuffed if he gets outed.

It would also depend on what we are prepared to give up or pay for. IE, if we traded Oliver to Geelong, how much of his salary are we still going to have to pay? The more we pay, maybe the higher the pick we get. But then the math of it makes it a little pointless. If we are paying 500k of his reported 1 million a year, they we get another player in on 5-600k, then i dont see the why you would do that. Sure, we may have a high draft pick, but in this draft its going to be about 40 buy the time all the academy and father son picks are done. Is that some one, either the drafted player or mature age traded in player going to be better the Oliver at his current output?????? Id highly doubt it.

Never like the appointment of Richardson, light weight, not enough mongrel to stand up to anyone and call them out. Must go immediately. Need a Neil Balme taje no prisoners type to oversee this rabble.

Macca, not having a go at you mate, but when was the last time you sighted one of our supposed key forwards leading towards the kicker???? Our forwards seem to want to take the easy way out, long kicks over the back, easy run into goal. The biggest culprit for this is Fritsch, he can make space but chooses not to. Would also help if our forwards didnt all lead or stand in the same spot. Our mids are sometimes left with no choice but to bomb it in long, or they just have to stand with the ball and wait to be tackled.

LaDee, don't get me wrong, I as much as anyone on here was calling for change, Goodwin has changed up the game plan, and from the small sample we've all seen, I believe it can work. But surely we can all agree that the Petty forward experiment should be over. I discussed with my Melbourne supporting uncle that why not try something completely different, try May up forward, he has size, mongrel and can take overhead marks. May to full forward with JVR and Jeffo around them. He'd give them some protection. Just an idea. Who knows??

Hows this for a wild idea. Why not try Petty in the backline where he was a premiership defender????? Why not have Langdon on a wing where he can use his endurance, run and carry out of the back half and into the forward line????????? And may try the young bloke Windsor on the other wing where he almost won the rising star last year?????? I wonder if any of these would work???????

If Melksham get a week for using his body, then how many does the WCE player get for pushing Petty in the contest and causing the concussions??

Did anyone else see Tom Greens bump on the WB player? Looks very similar to Kozzys on Moore last year. But for TG, no case to answer, wonder why?????

How did Culley go?

Maybe to stop the VFL clubs then being at a disadvantage due to having a player taken in the SSP, maybe the player should have to come from within that teams own system. So a Casey player for us and a 2nds player from Carlton. If we are allowed to sign another player, then Culley certainly fits the above criteria.

What if your father supports the Filth? I didnt have a choice in fathers, although despite being a Collingwood fan, is a pretty good bloke. I surely couldnt loose it for that🤣🤣

Or how about if the AFL medically retire a player, the AFL pay out the contract. The AFL want these players not play for legal reasons down the track, then they should be responsible for any payout. The player is then removed from the playing list, another player can be added through "Special Circumstances". Player wage is also removed from the clubs salary cap.