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13th August should be declared a national holiday in honour of that post. Reduces me to tears every time. :thumbsu:

Re: Daniel Dzufer - rookie Sad to see Duffer get the flick. Had a good, consistent year. Obviously not quite good enough, though.

Your sentiments are noble and well articulated. The problem is that we're all too apathetic to act on it - and the AFL know it.

Only a brave man or a fool would take on a coaching position at that club. Good luck, Lep, and don't forget to keep your clipboard down the back of your shirt.

Woohoo! 55 sleeps to go!

Ouch! Some folk just don't handle being exposed to the truth very well! :D

Blacky was a late withdrawal and missed the Brown-led Carlton massacre of 2007 (even though Hammo reckoned he'd get 2 Brownlow votes for his effort that day :confused::rolleyes::D).

RFC are as much a rabble off the field as they are on it. Fly couldn't wait to get out of the place.

The AA selectors should be rewarding the best players in their rightful positions. Otherwise, they may as well just pick a squad of the best 22 players in the league and list 'em in alphabetical order. It's not as if they play anyone. Bring back the Truth Cazaly Awards!

Well, that seems to be the prevailing opinion. Doesn't say much for the league's ruck stocks if the pre-eminent performer in that position can't kick, fumbles sitter marks and palms to the opposition. I must be missing something.

Gerard Healy's man crush on Aaron Sandilands wins the day again. :mad:

Rocket Rudi!

If they replay the last quarter on 518 this Friday, check it out, it's well worth a look. Hope the camera caught Morro's antics. It was almost as if he was channeling Jacko for a few minutes there. :thumbsu:

It's not as much in the nuts and bolts of their respective games where the similarities lie, moreso in the way they carry themselves around the place. Both quiet and unassuming, dedicated and hard-working. And from Perth!

Maybe we could lure him over on the promise of some easily obtainable Hendra virus medication?

I was talking about Paul Van Der Haar! ;)

And a fair-haired KP prospect at Windy Hill.

I think Jack may be a little less inclined to follow off-field distractions than Bubba. ;)

At this point in time, I'd rather take a Roos-esque "No Richard Craniums" stance. Great player, Kerr, but...

I can see where he OP is coming from. In Simon's first year he 'showed a bit' as a light-bodied flanker/wingman, but was no world beater. Second season he made a quantum leap and became a match-winning inside mid (as Mick Martyn well knew). 2010: Year of the Jack Attack!

Ah poop.

None of our rucks have proven to be overly durable over the journey. And it's cost us, regardless of how lion-hearted Clarko has been this year. Keep Jamie!

Spot on, rubberguts. ;)

Several reasons. a) The side is never settled due to movement of players between firsts and seconds; and coming back from injury. b) The top-ups rarely play more than two games in a row and so never get a chance to settle into a role. c) There is more emphasis on player development than the...

Our best prospect as an inside mid.

Correct! :thumbsu:

In a nut case, er, shell, luthors. Raised the same three points with Beausgirl43 in our traditional post-game review. They can lug the weights around while working on their skills, Nino. :p

I'd still prefer to keep Jamie, Nino. Good insurance policy, at worst. Bergers, as promising as he is, hasn't proven he can stand up for a full season as yet.

I wonder what the future holds for #33.

Albie.