Reef spent most of the game forward. He spent a very small amount of time mid tbhWhy not McInnes for De Goey? The commentators were raving about his game last week. Or Allan? Both played as mids last week.
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Reef spent most of the game forward. He spent a very small amount of time mid tbhWhy not McInnes for De Goey? The commentators were raving about his game last week. Or Allan? Both played as mids last week.
I didn't see the first half and obviously got the wrong impression from the commentators.Reef spent most of the game forward. He spent a very small amount of time mid tbh
Did Macrae even play last week? A bit like Bianco, I never remember anything he does (except Bianco's famous kick to Elliott).Reef was forward mid (80/20), Allan had a quieter game by some nice things. Would think Macrae would get first crack
That’s because anyone who plays for Collingwood is be definition “extraordinary”!With us, it's always somebody important. None (almost none) of the more and less ordinary players ever get injured. The promising ones always get injured too, which largely explains why they are 'promising' rather than 'proven'.
Sounds like hellIn an infinite multiverse, there's a universe where Nick Daicos is not an elite footballer, and Carlton are successful
McInnes is not ready for midfield minutes yet, his tank isn't quite there - though I do think he should be gearing towards more midfield minutes through the off & preseason.Why not McInnes for De Goey? The commentators were raving about his game last week. Or Allan? Both played as mids last week.
Macrae arrives at the club for trainingYeah, had 25 disposals, 7 tackles, 6 clearances
Even worse, pergatorySounds like hell
He’s been great all season TGG, his first game back from injury he got going after the first.Macrae arrives at the club for training
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He is just someone I never notice when I watch VFL, stormskye.He’s been great all season TGG, his first game back from injury he got going after the first.
Same. I always have to check if he's playing. And then totally shocked when I see his total disposals.He is just someone I never notice when I watch VFL, stormskye.
His brother is actually a bit like that too. Always astonished when he ends a game with 40 touches.Same. I always have to check if he's playing. And then totally shocked when I see his total disposals.
There are a few like that. Strange isn't it?His brother is actually a bit like that too. Always astonished when he ends a game with 40 touches.
I wouldn’t have a problem with McInnes coming in as a forward. If JDG misses then Adams takes his mid minutes alongside Lipinski. McInnes showed much more than the other possible options to fill that void. I know his name has since come up, but I wouldn’t be turning to Macrae. If not McInnes I’d go with Allan.Why not McInnes for De Goey? The commentators were raving about his game last week. Or Allan? Both played as mids last week.
Sounds different to me but I ain’t no medical expert. It does say “deep” which would line up with a corkie perhaps. Never heard a corkie be referred to as a strain myself. But maybe that’s the technical term
Theres an episode of joe rogan where he interviews Mel Gibson about his old man's recovery with stem cells. Crazy stuff. He was 90, completely stuffed and this stuff was like injecting youth into him. Just saying.
Even worse, pergatory
Good point. Being in limbo could be just as bad thoughYou’re doing the afterlife wrong. If purgatory was worse than hell, then it would be hell.
Or worse, the universe where Carlton are successful because Nick Daicos plays for them.In an infinite multiverse, there's a universe where Nick Daicos is not an elite footballer, and Carlton are successful
Or worse, the universe where Carlton are successful because Nick Daicos plays for them.
With hotdog fingers.