No Oppo Supporters 2025 AFL General Discussion
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Age distribution of every clubs top 25 players. A very good breakdown
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Age distribution of every clubs top 25 players. A very good breakdown
Our age profile puts us in the window now and for the next few seasons. Ditto Carlton (but with a smaller window). Essendon similar but not ready yet.* Bulldogs and Suns have a nice spread of ages.
* Age is only one aspect. Essendon may have the age profile to suggest they will peak in coming years but that doesn't mean I think they will. Their peak isn't looking like flags. Maybe winning a final is their holy grail at this point in time.
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There's an article reporting there are undisclosed issues with JUH at the Bulldogs: https://sen.com.au/news/2025/01/20/uncertainty-over-immediate-playing-future-of-ugle-hagan
Logan is tracking very comparably to JUH (who was the #1 pick the same year) and both have improved year on year. JUH scores slightly more goals (1.5 v 1.3 per game). Despite this, in 2024 Logan racked up slightly more rating points (265.8 v 263.6), which puts him in the top 20 KPFs in the comp for 2024 (although rating points are a very imperfect yardstick they are better than some others, including goals alone).
I think some criticise Logan unfairly. He isn't the messiah but he's a good (above average) player. And he still has plenty of room for improvement. He's probably still 5 years off his peak and will likely still be a better player in 10 more years than he was last season. So hopefully we have many more years of quality McDonald service coming our way.
Logan is tracking very comparably to JUH (who was the #1 pick the same year) and both have improved year on year. JUH scores slightly more goals (1.5 v 1.3 per game). Despite this, in 2024 Logan racked up slightly more rating points (265.8 v 263.6), which puts him in the top 20 KPFs in the comp for 2024 (although rating points are a very imperfect yardstick they are better than some others, including goals alone).
I think some criticise Logan unfairly. He isn't the messiah but he's a good (above average) player. And he still has plenty of room for improvement. He's probably still 5 years off his peak and will likely still be a better player in 10 more years than he was last season. So hopefully we have many more years of quality McDonald service coming our way.
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Each AFL club’s worst decision of the last 25 years
The worst call your club has made since 2000.
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Geelong: Not manning up Nick Davis at the last stoppage of the 2005 semi-final.
Each AFL club’s best decision of the last 25 years
The best call your club has made since 2000.
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Each AFL club’s most underrated player of the last 25 years
Those who flew under the radar.
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Sydney: Nick Smith
(A fair choice but there's a lot of competition.)
Each AFL club’s best player of the last 25 years
The very best from your club since 2000.
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Sydney: Adam Goodes
Loves the cola. I know this because I've seen it first hand lol
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A fan of COLA belongs in Sydney! Let's make a play for him and team him with Logan in our front half. Maybe his unpopular views will help us get him cheap?
I just finished reading The Boys Club.. and now over the last few days watching league headquarters deal with the situation the Carlton president found himself in. It’s all straight from the afl playbook. We just have to wait to see where he pops up in a few years time in the football sphere.
Neale Daniher - a great choice for Australian of the Year.
Has got involved with a very bad crew so going on strike
He won't be popping up , his wife went through his phone
You mean drug strikes?
Boards elsewhere seem to indicate he’s gone a bit Clayton Oliver.
No Clarry completely different to this sad case
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No, no all happy families.
From yesterday's 'Age';
With the caption;
'Luke Sayers and his wife Cate in a cafe in Lucca, Tuscany yesterday.Credit: Photo: Exclusively obtained by The Age'
Let's not forget this guy was the CEO of PWC at the time of the tax scandal;
PwC tax scandal - Wikipedia
He rode that out, set up the 'Sayers Group', with backing of big moneyed friends and consequently picked up millions of dollars in consulting fees from the Federal govt.
Sure the 'dick pic' saw him resign from Carlton, but he'll be back.
As shown with 'The Age' article and pic the public rehabilitation has already begun.
I'm tipping in time a nice safe Liberal seat awaits.
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