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Good question. Let's wrap this up No one will be suspended: Hird: 1 YEAR Corcoran: 4 MONTHS Nobody senior will resign: Robson: Gone Evans: Gone The story will be forgotten in a week: (statement made 9 February 2013) Date of Punishment for Essendon: 27 August 2013

Settle down big boy, this thing ain't over. You're still on record as having the worst prediction made here: 1. Story has been running for 7 months! According to you it was going back into its shell in February. 2. CEO, President gone and a number of other people at the club. Your club has...

None, I would say. We're still playing Daytripper bingo, right? I am this close to yelling out "BINGO".

I'm not letting Priddis off the hook, but I've watched a few games this year where the team that is smashed through the middle wins the game. Butler, A Selwood, playing three slow talls in defence in Brown, Glass and McKenzie. That is slow

Might I suggest the half back line is as much of a problem? Very little drive is generated from there - all the top teams generate a huge amount of run from their defence. Sydney almost don't give a shit about clearances. Geelong too have effectively given up on winning the contested battle...

Yes, fine to bring it up, don't single out an individual for public shaming.

It should be passed on to the relevant authorities, not publicly broadcast as some sort of online vigilantism.

I would suggest this thread be removed because of its libelous nature. The person pictured has almost no recourse to challenge the accusations made.

To varying degrees, Selwood, Embley, McGinnity and Priddis have retained their status as being in the mix for selection or holding down important roles despite their limited scope for improvement and lack of game breaking ability.

A lot of senior players got golden passes in the last years of Mark Williams's tenure, especially those who had played in their premiership.

Strangely, I don't think you're too far from the match committee's reasoning.

Great auto correct in bold. Ho indeed!

Those ins remind me of the last years of Mark Williams at Port.

Probably because of its implicit threat to a person's financial security.

The Roos weren't fatigued, they're just shit.

Yeah, it's not like Fremantle have massive injury concerns. You twit. What's with Sydney fans and their entitlement culture?

If you had any doubts. All first three goals he has a direct hand in. Two are freakish displays of skill.

I think you should back trace through the discussion I was having.

The reaction to a mistake made by a child is more frightening than the mistake made by the child.

Strangely enough, the tax on alcopops spurred a rise in cider.

Why did George Galloway get a mention in this thread? Unless you wanted a flesh and blood strawman.

Yes, the public shaming of a child by adults is a completely disproportionate response to her act. You'd think it would be settled given what all parties have said, and the statement made by Andrew Demetriou, but it seems there are a bunch of tryhards who want to bully this young girl, and...

Harsh, the US is where the next big things in autos is growing - Tesla Motors and the Google X Car project. Always opportunities for Australian manufacturing to thrive, but government by and large has to get out of the way. Support can be OK, but the support in Australia has been based on old...

I remember watching it too and thinking that there was an emerging power up there. Took them a while, but some of the core of their eventual dominant side were massive in that last quarter - Voss, Hart, White, Scott.

Can I submit this game? http://stats.rleague.com/afl/stats/games/1995/021019950723.html At that point Brisbane were third last and the Hawks were half a game out of the 8. Hawks went into the last quarter 45 points up. Brisbane won by 7 points and went on to make finals.

Not sure what the point of your post is, as I am not advocating bailing them out. Plenty of niches in the automotive market that Australian manufacturing could fill, however government support has been explicit in supporting generic sedans aimed at the consumer market, manufactured in a...

You are right about the trend towards automation, but how much of that was the fault of successive Australian governments giving the car makers money to protect jobs? The car companies should have started the process towards full automation decades ago. However, the aim of government funding was...

And now for the golden standard of predictions, Daytripper: Two down, one to go.

Had taken mostly key defenders in 2006 (Brown, Mackenzie, Schofield), had lost both Cousins and Judd at the end of 2007, so the focus was on primarily on midfield. Ebert didn't quite turn out but it was a solid strategy.

Surprised this kind of violence towards AFL players doesn't happen more often (it probably does, we just don't know about it). Footballers have more pull with women than the average bloke, there'd be a few aggrieved male exes out there wanting some vengeance.