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We should have a late out for the derby and JK comes back for one last time.
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The more I think about it, JK playing or not won't be the difference to us putting a dent in Freo's finals plans, and that's not an important enough of a reason for him to play.
Otherwise it's a meaningless game, so it is better for him to have a grand send off with a stadium full of WC fans.
If JK was fit like Hurn it wouldn't be an issue for him to play until the Geelong game, but he's clearly struggling to get up for each game.
At the end of the day, it will be his decision alone.
Otherwise it's a meaningless game, so it is better for him to have a grand send off with a stadium full of WC fans.
If JK was fit like Hurn it wouldn't be an issue for him to play until the Geelong game, but he's clearly struggling to get up for each game.
At the end of the day, it will be his decision alone.
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Since I’m flying back over Saturday morning, for selfish reasons I hope it’s the Adelaide game.
And when I really think about it, I’d much rather be have a send off in front of all our fans in a winnable game rather than in front of the Fremantle fans in a likely derby loss
And when I really think about it, I’d much rather be have a send off in front of all our fans in a winnable game rather than in front of the Fremantle fans in a likely derby loss
This ^^Since I’m flying back over Saturday morning, for selfish reasons I hope it’s the Adelaide game.
And when I really think about it, I’d much rather be have a send off in front of all our fans in a winnable game rather than in front of the Fremantle fans in a likely derby loss
He's gotta go out on a win.
Whether he plays the Derby or not, Adelaide is his last home game and thus the last chance the club has to celebrate him in front of members. Everything on gameday at the Derby will be Freo controlled and focused.
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You haven’t been paying much attention at our milestone match results have you?
They weren't retirements though, Hurn and Shuey?
He’s not playing by the derby, this week is 100% his last game. Take that to the bank
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They're not going to pick him, Mitch.
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In anticipation of the great man's final home game this week, if anybody would like to beard up their avatar, post it in here and I'll get one back to you for JK week.
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They're not going to pick him, Mitch.
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Gif Avatars...cool. Cool cool cool cool no doubt.
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I'm not in the habit of posting on other team boards, especially yours, but I weant to genuinely pay my respects to this guy. Exceptional talent and it's been painfully pleasurable to watch him destroy many teams including mine on numerous occasions. 100% respect to one of the best ever eagles.
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I think he’s the eagles equivalent of David Mundy
Both players who are fiercely competitive yet play the game in the right spirit and very humble off field
I’d expect there’s very few Dockers supporters with anything bad to say about him just as Mundy draws very little criticism here. It’s a rare phenomenon between our two supporter groups
I’d put Pav in that basket as well. As much I enjoyed it if he choked on the big stage (was rare, 2013 GF he wasn’t great, but better than JKs 2015) always had respect for him as a player and his loyalty. Could’ve gone back to SA early to mid 2000s, and maybe helped the Crows win a flag, but stuck at it, probably to his own detriment. AA across all 3 lines is also hugely underrated, and if it was a VIC player, they’d still be talking about it. His commentary is garbage, and his wife needs to put a sock in it, but as a player, he was quality, and played the game as it should be. I still want to see them fail as a club, but I’ve got respect for some of their players, as I’m sure some of their supporters do for a handful of ours.
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There haven’t been many of them, but for some reason I really liked and respected Roger Hayden. Luke McPharlin would be another.
My dislike of Pavlich overrode my respect for his achievements. Fyfe very much the same.
My dislike of Pavlich overrode my respect for his achievements. Fyfe very much the same.
Yeah I’ll take it.
The respect will be there Josh is a great bloke and largely admired by Fremantle people , But to directly compare these two players based purely on goals is very unfair to Pav . Pavlich played as a centre half back and midfielder during his career and at all Australian level . And Pav will not be salty at all and has already stated he celebrates Jk's achievements.
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