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...was getting kicked out of Malaysia. Not every small nation will do well, but every independence-seeking region deserves the right to try. #2) Economics. WA is a net contributor to the Commonwealth. And far that "privilege" we get a monetary, fiscal, industrial, and population policy...

...Lack of testing capacity means we can't believe the numbers anymore. 2. They are irrelevant. Partly because of #1 and partly because other metrics such as hospitalisations and deaths could be more relevant. 3. They create unnecessary stress in the population and don't add much value (see #1...

...concede that Larkey is ahead for now. The galling part of the 'ranking' (and the reason Larkey was first raised, as he is appropriately rated at #2) is that Lewis isn't even listed in the top 10 (for either talls or forwards) at all. Given the similarities to Larkey in the above comparison...

...and Darcy looks at the following Points Out: 287 points Points In: 304 Points already a 17 point advantage Collingwood Bid on Daicos (projected #2) Currently have 36,38, 40, 46, 48 and 58 = 2,517 points (need roughly 2,000 points for bid) use all picks to match except pick 58 = 4 spots...

...around trading up or down the draft (noting we could trade up from #13 to potentially grab someone, as well as or instead of trading down from #2) that the team would be looking at. The point will be we only have the one early pick at the moment, so if we have Andrew as the No1 target, we...

Yeah, saw a tweet from a Ravens beat writer to that effect yesterday. Although considering that I'm pretty sure CBS considers Harlan/Green to be their #3 commentary team (Nantz/Romo are obviously #1, Eagle/Davis are apparently #2) I guess it still means that CBS doesn't rate Ravens games 😅

...values for picks get re-calculated on draft night after each matched F/S and Academy pick? i.e. When Daicos gets called out (likely at pick #2), and Pies lose a bunch of picks, our pick 64 will come in a ways. Does it stay at 101 points value, or is that immediately recalculated based on...

The reality is if they kept Pick #2 they could likely be adding Callaghan (at Pick #2) and Daicos (with a bid coming at Pick #3). Instead, they're only getting Daicos.

...variability in what we could downgrade to (and therefore which clubs could get involved and what we could extract in 2022 picks) without knowing who is bid on first and the absolute placing (which could depend on whether GWS or Hawthorn have pick #2). My summary for those playing along at home:

...a great example, he was pick #4, kicked 21 goals in League and looked the most ready of all KPF prospects but showed less than Thilthorpe (pick #2) and Treacy (a rookie pick) last year. JUH was pick #1 and has shown less again so far. In the long run I highly doubt it will end up that way though.

...he's deserving of big money. He's someone I look at, even if GWS do go with a two ruck setup (I'd personally go Preuss as #1 if healthy and Reid #2) as someone who at least improves the front half and replaces Finlayson and at least for me whether he's a direct Finlayson replacement or a...

...in terms of where they sit, a quick summary. I'll start with SA South Australia: Hannah Ewings - I had her at #1 coming into the year (Roberts #2) but due to an ankle injury sustained in a tackle (ironically by Lauren Young who would go on and take the MVP title haha) Ewings missed the...

...getting out to backable odds on the fair - the weight won't stop him - if he gets the trip he basically just wins 2 - VERRY ELLEEGANT ($27, #2) - Another outstanding performance for Australia's premier WFA galloper - has settled closer both runs this prep and if she does that at Flemington...

...of early second round picks - one to pay for Fahey and the second to grab a KPD (presuming Jake is played as KPF and we take Callaghan with #2); or otherwise, move it into next year's first round. Perhaps we could trade with Collingwood for their 2022 first round pick, just to help them pay...

...over the line at Caulfield and only risk at Flemington is the 3200 - could be a complete and utter moral if he gets it. 2 - VERRY ELLEEGANT ($30, #2) - The best staying mare Australia has seen since the Diva will go around as shot priced fave in the George Main this week. 3 - SIR DRAGONET...

...up the rankings this week by just not turning up to the races - feels like that could be a common theme this year 4 - Dawn Patrol ($16.50, LW #2) - Has to drop a couple of spots here of what was a bog average Feehan run beating home only Realm Of Flowers and Port Guillame - Sound and Chapada...

...What impressed me was after he knocked the ball down, still at the top of the flying pack, his head never wobbled or spun. Just stayed on alert all the way down with bodies flying in all directions, landed on his feet, head level and eyes still on ball.(good point #2) Yep, all class :thumbsu:

...got no idea as well. I think the advanced metrics favour him fairly well considering he was #1 in the league for repeat sprints (Raphinha was #2) and his pressing stats are also very high. Will be interested to see how he goes. We once bought a 32 year old off Man Utd that was supposedly...

...there if he joins Doogs. Either that, or he could put on some bulk, work on his hitouts and replace Ryder in 23 (Marshall goes to #1 ruck, Bing #2). Can't put Ming in the Ruck, but probably don't need to keep them both in cotton wool. Not like he'd be having to ruck the whole game with...

My comments about the 2016 draft where we picked up Tim Taranto wasn't having a go at TT. More the specific situation (trading up from #3 to #2) and the cost to do so. In 2016, that cost was not really an issue, as we really didn't pay much of a premium for that one position move - we got later...

Just Rioli Jnr. I'd bring in Cumberland next week, and Martyn (Game #2) as starters.

...injuries to Green and Hopper; both of these guys provide a fair bit of grunt and win a fair share of contested possession for the giants (#1 and #2), now news has just come in that Kelly who has been their number one CBA player over the last few weeks will be a late out (ranked 4 for...

...S. Warne D. Lillee J. Thomson G. McGrath D. Boon (back up Opener) S. Waugh (back up Middle Order) B. Haddin (back up Wicket Keeper) N. Lyon (back up Spinner) M. Johnson (back up Pace 1) P. Cummins (back up Pace 2) M. Bevan (Wildcard. I played junior cricket with him back in the late 80's)

...the highest contested possession winning player from each club to try and pick the 'primary' onballer. Swapped out Grundy for Pendlebury (Pies #2), and Nankervis for Martin (Tigers #2) NameTeamScore InvolvementsSI % of Team KellyEagles7733% FyfeDockers7632% PendleburyMagpies6232%...

...television or junk food for the rest of your life? Junk food. I have no self-control and eat way too much of it (see my answer to question #2). Plus, TV is basically high art these days. If a genie granted you three wishes, what would they be? The best lives possible for my daughters; Greater...

Sydney will do enough for both teams. (ranked #2)

Pies swapped last year's picks 24 and 30 (and a future 4th) for this year's 1st rounder (currently pick #2). If it stays as could be the worst trade of all time - their argument is that they have daicos coming and will use up later points for him. And to top it off they got the dogs 2nd rounder...

...SPS isn't going to move to the midfield overnight, much as we might wish otherwise -- he trained the entire preseason as a defender (because of #2) and several other defenders are not available (#3), so for the time being he is where he is. And you could make the case that #1 applies to him...

...issue producing high end talent at the junior level. Check out the last 3 years alone: South Australia Top 10 (5) 2020 - Riley Thilthorpe (Pick 2) 2019 - Dylan Stephens (Pick 5) 2018 - Jack Lukosius (Pick 2), Izak Rankine (Pick 3), Connor Rozee (Pick 5) 10-20 (6) 2020 - Luke Pedlar (Pick...

The all-time answer is Robbie McGhie. You all know the one. (Actually there are 2 from the same time - and they are probably #1 and #2).