GinniAndTonic
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I’ll go 12:24pm on Tuesday.11:44 monday for me
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I’ll go 12:24pm on Tuesday.11:44 monday for me
Does it come in cans these days?Clarry must have just had a bad can of Coke.
I wonder if we can have a nearest to the pin contest for the 1000th post in this thread.
Put me down for 11:45am Monday.
I’ll go 11:46 am Monday
It might have to come down to the the milli second.11:44 monday for me
If suns will except the future 3 for Chol I’d do it!take the future 3rd and make negotiation friends like Wrighty did. the difference with Sleepy Mark is he is a great drafter whereas Wrighty was a great trade negotiator, take a leaf out of Wrights book on trading maybe?
I’ll take 23rd April.I wonder if we can have a nearest to the pin contest for the 1000th post in this thread.
Put me down for 11:45am Monday.
I'll go April 21, 2023 at 12:28PMI wonder if we can have a nearest to the pin contest for the 1000th post in this thread.
Put me down for 11:45am Monday.
Did we ever get anything for that much vaunted good will? I don't think so.take the future 3rd and make negotiation friends like Wrighty did. the difference with Sleepy Mark is he is a great drafter whereas Wrighty was a great trade negotiator, take a leaf out of Wrights book on trading maybe?
Esava Ratugolea | Name | Jacob Koschitzke |
Geelong Cats | Team | Hawthorn Hawks |
Forward, Ruck | Position | Forward |
75 | Career Games | 48 |
Murray Bushrangers | Origin | Albury |
July 24, 1998 | Date of Birth | July 11, 2000 |
25yr 2mth | Age | 23yr 3mth |
198cm | Height | 196cm |
108kg | Weight | 96kg |
2016 National Draft | Last Drafted In | 2018 National Draft |
Round 3, Pick #43 | Last Draft Position | Round 3, Pick #52 |
Geelong Cats | Last Drafted By | Hawthorn Hawks |
2023 | Stats for Season | 2023 |
16 | Games | 12 |
5.8 | Kicks | 4.7 |
3.1 | Handballs | 3.9 |
8.9 | Disposals | 8.6 |
4.4 | Marks | 3.2 |
0 | Goals | 0.8 |
0 | Behinds | 0.8 |
1.4 | Tackles | 2.2 |
0.1 | Hitouts | 2.2 |
0.6 | Inside 50s | 0.8 |
0 | Goal Assists | 0.2 |
0.6 | Frees For | 1.2 |
0.8 | Frees Against | 0.2 |
4 | Contested Possessions | 5 |
4.8 | Uncontested Possessions | 3.8 |
7.1 | Effective Disposals | 6.7 |
79.80% | Disposal Efficiency % | 77.90% |
2.2 | Clangers | 0.9 |
1.4 | Contested Marks | 1.4 |
0 | Marks Inside 50 | 1.8 |
0.1 | Clearances | 0.3 |
2.3 | Rebound 50s | 0.2 |
6.1 | One Percenters | 1.1 |
0 | Bounces | 0 |
83.6 | Time On Ground % | 78.8 |
0 | Centre Clearances | 0 |
0.1 | Stoppage Clearances | 0.3 |
1.2 | Score Involvements | 3.6 |
119.4 | Metres Gained | 84.9 |
1.6 | Turnovers | 1.4 |
5.8 | Intercepts | 0.8 |
0 | Tackles Inside 50 | 0.7 |
1000th post was 12:28pm, April 21st 2023I wonder if we can have a nearest to the pin contest for the 1000th post in this thread.
Put me down for 11:45am Monday.
What and learn how to bend over as Wright did for us?? GW and Clarkson set us back years with MM and Sam trying desperately to fix the whole JOM/Wingard mess in a short period of timetake the future 3rd and make negotiation friends like Wrighty did. the difference with Sleepy Mark is he is a great drafter whereas Wrighty was a great trade negotiator, take a leaf out of Wrights book on trading maybe?
Ah you beat me to it. I knew I shouldn't have stopped for that GIF...I'll go April 21, 2023 at 12:28PM
Ultimate Glory - 2023 Trade speculation and Shinbeggars discussion
If that’s the way it plays out, so be it. We should be uncompromising in our attempts to improve the list as soon as possible and open the window. I would bet that the “slowly slowly, we are hawthorn, they need to buy in to what we might be in 4-5 years time” isn’t how Mitchell will be...www.bigfooty.com
Wright got his targets most of the time, except when the AFL stepped in.Did we ever get anything for that much vaunted good will? I don't think so.
Devila advocate here, but we only seem to complain about that rule when it suits us. We are quite happy to accept Mabior coming to us, or Amon last year.They really should change that rule about players agreeing to the trade. If contracted you go where the club decide is best for them
He got his targets at any cost. I doubt we want to start replicating late Hawks era Wright deals.Wright got his targets most of the time, except when the AFL stepped in.
Nah, I'm happy you fetched my crown!Ah you beat me to it. I knew I shouldn't have stopped for that GIF...
Amon was a free agent, he earned his right to choose where he wants to go.Devila advocate here, but we only seem to complain about that rule when it suits us. We are quite happy to accept Mabior coming to us, or Amon last year.
the point is we got our targets and some helped us win premierships, the problem is during that time we didnt take the draft seriously and that screwed us for years now.What and learn how to bend over as Wright did for us?? GW and Clarkson set us back years with MM and Sam trying desperately to fix the whole JOM/Wingard mess in a short period of time
No thanks, give me sleepy over GW any day of the week and twice on Sunday’s
Wright overpaid for his targets most of the time, except when the AFL stepped in.
If North are still crap after all these assistance package picks.....then what?
Howdy hawkers, I come in peace. Just on the Brockman deal, I suspect that the later picks that WCE have will be reserved for Lance Collard who is part of some academy or other, Naitanui or NG. Its not like WC to walk players to the preseason draft usually, but considering Brockman doesn't appear interested in moving to Freo despite the four year offer (crazy, right?), it seems that the hawks will just need to deal and move on.The fact it’s worth pennies is a good reason to play hardball on it. Not risking losing much
Amon was a FA, GC to get rid of mabior..not the same. I'm referring to when a player is still contracted but still gets to decide where they go? If your contracted and you want out the club will decide where you go, if the club you nominate can fulfill the trade requirements then you go to the club of choice otherwise you go where its best for the club..Devila advocate here, but we only seem to complain about that rule when it suits us. We are quite happy to accept Mabior coming to us, or Amon last year.