It's okay to admit that the whole movie is great. It's been over 20 years, we don't need to pretend it's Kate Winslets **** or the guy hitting the propeller that makes the movie worth watching again.
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Autopsy Practice Match, 2023: St.Kilda v Essendon
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It's okay to admit that the whole movie is great. It's been over 20 years, we don't need to pretend it's Kate Winslets **** or the guy hitting the propeller that makes the movie worth watching again.
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Brynes has been given plenty of opportunities and shown little I don't know what Ross sees in him
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Ratts saw a bit in him in the first few rounds last year.
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I like what he brings, was close to BOG last week against Melbourne’s good side. He’s got to learn some poise but he looks like he’s stepped up.
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That's savage, kent.
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Looks more like Gonzo from the muppets
He is no spud ,
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They offered him a 2 year deal
My expectations aren't high bit he's a handy player to have on the list while others develop
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Mr Dependable. I remember knocking him for his lack of pace when he first arrived. I'm pretty sure I just take him for granted now.
Could be surprised who steps up a notch , some of this kids take a few years before they get the strength and fill out there body , in Clarks case I don't know what happened.
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Naz was everywhere today, and laid some really good tackles. I hope he really enjoys the role, as it could be a big factor in him staying.
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Hunter was also very good in the clinches today.
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The hammer must have the best skin folds in the club, I reckon.
It could well be the case - Dangerfield wanted to cut down game time and reduce the number of games if I can remember and the first thing who would look at is preseason games - the AFL would not like to lose any rounds , it would effect them financially.
Better than Cordy.
Ratten won a final in his first season.
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Can I get one of the zoomers to mentor Joffa on the proper syntax here.
This is vitally important to the future of this board.
Just on Paton, there is a lot of competition now for a gig in the backline.
Howard, Battle and Wilkie in the taller roles.
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But then you have Sincs, Webster, Nasiah, Stocker and Paton.
Nasiah looks like a much better player this season. He is stringer, more physical and more assured.
Webster Howard Wilkie
Sins, Battle Howard
.....with maybe one other on the bench to rotate through. Stocker?
Paton to the Wing? Well would is 100% a lock on one wing after after last season, and his pre-season form.
Hill on the other.
Paton may scrape in as part of the rotations. But you also have Ross, and I doubt that Paton would keep him out.
The Poo looks set for a spot in the 23.
Bytel I though looked pretty competent, despite playing a bit in tagging role.
Howard, Battle and Wilkie in the taller roles.
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But then you have Sincs, Webster, Nasiah, Stocker and Paton.
Nasiah looks like a much better player this season. He is stringer, more physical and more assured.
Webster Howard Wilkie
Sins, Battle Howard
.....with maybe one other on the bench to rotate through. Stocker?
Paton to the Wing? Well would is 100% a lock on one wing after after last season, and his pre-season form.
Hill on the other.
Paton may scrape in as part of the rotations. But you also have Ross, and I doubt that Paton would keep him out.
The Poo looks set for a spot in the 23.
Bytel I though looked pretty competent, despite playing a bit in tagging role.
Yes a lot to work with. He will be better when fitter, and yes when a bit stronger. He just seems like a natural key forward.
He is capable of being useful now given no King or Hayes.
After a full pre-season and year of development I think he will be one to watch in 2024.
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Notice anything he did that wasn't on the broadcast? To me he was shocking, I get anxiety every time he's near a contest.
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Clark is very crafty in the trenches, I really hope he has a good year.
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Essendon Board are talking about the futility of a Parish / Shiel midfield pairing and the cheapness of a Merrett disposal. Grass is always greener I suppose.
