No idea. But probably the same reason why GWS now uses GIANTS everywhere. Better for marketing?
2021 Wooden Spoon
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Since when does a footy club get to rewrite the rules of grammar?
And now Milera's out for the year.
Us, North, and Crows all a strong chance with thin lists and either rookie or second-year coaches. Would think Clarko will have enough tricks up his sleeve to prevent Hawthorn from winning the spoon.
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Adelaide and North.
Essendon and Hawks.
Surely it comes from here.
Essendon and Hawks.
Surely it comes from here.
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If Sydney have another run of injuries to senior players I could see them being a club that has a cheeky tank by playing the kids.
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True but the only two things you don't want from a praccy match is to lose by 15+ goals or any major injuries
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Goldstein, Cunnington, Dumont, Polec, Anderson and LDU, the entire first midfield with the exception of Simpkin. Saints had a few really good players out too, but not comparable when we were playing first year’s as our centre clearance mids.
Goldstein and Cunnington are very important. We also lacked chemistry since we turned over a quarter of our list, still have crabs on our list and have a new coach. There will be plenty of pain early season.
Fwiw, at least 8 of the Saints goals were from 50m penalties.
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Footscray set the trend when they named their team using an adjective.
Fair enough..could see them as low as 12th.
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After the last two weeks you would think North are a lock..I think we will be bottom 4 and we destroyed them today without Mitchell, Omera, Gunston, sicily, breust, Wingard & scrimshaw..that’s 7 of our best 22 and our top 6 players.
Clarko said hawks won’t be in the silverware this year, a development year. But from the experimentation going on, you’d think the North coaches think they are even further back.
Not necessarily the worst list, but the approach to the season speaks loud
Not necessarily the worst list, but the approach to the season speaks loud
What have you done with Bradkli? Fwiw they had a few grunt players out too
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They had some quality outs but it wasn’t just that...the season is less than 2 weeks away and their structure and game style looked horrendous...their skill level worse...they are in for a very long season...will struggle to win 3+ games imo...
I’m just glad Clarko has finally come to the realisation that our list is in terrible shape and he is willing to play the youngsters...finishing bottom 4 won’t be that bad this season...seeing growth in guys like brockman, kozi, Downie, Moore, jiath, day, Hanrahan will be exciting. Should have happened 2 years ago.
Just don't tell him when hes selected THREE rookie debuts in round one when hes selected roughly that in his entire 16 years with us - and Hartigan, Phillips. He might not notice
AND...Im starting to come to the side of counting the opportunity cost of Omeara, hopefully he can still prove us wrong. We also went after Shiel and Coniglio.. How would that have gone? still don't have the size you get with Phillips, Downie and Maginness
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Suns a chance also despite having a lot of talent they are still very young
Suns will be closer to the 8 than the spoon, they are building well. I think North has the better kids coming through than Adelaide but Adelaides home ground advantage will get them a few wins clear of the Roos who will probably only win 2 games (crows and swans at home).
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The counter-argument to that would be that we play 4 games in Hobart which we tend to play well at regardless of how we preform each season. But even if Adelaide gets the spoon, they'll have 5-6 wins which would be an improvement from 2020
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Rowell played 3 games against teams who simply didnt want to play football. We have no idea how good he will be in an even mostly normal season.
Not for a few weeks anyway.
My guess is bookies make a killing off all the early money on him for RS and Brownlow votes.
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Very unlikely but I'll give you that.
Crows look like they will be thereabouts again.
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Crows were one of only a couple of sides who got a run of games at home in 2020, and they were still terrible.
Any love for the demons? I thought they were kidding with 24 inside 50s conceded in a quarter
Doggies throws are an open joke though
Doggies throws are an open joke though
