AFLW AFLW Season 6, Mega Thread
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The game passed her by as well, I think. Wasn't able to run out the game in the middle of the ground anymore and was shuffled up forward to accommodate her limited aerobic capacity. Another one of the echelon in the women's game who really came back to the pack as the draft classes began to massively improve their skills and their endurance.
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I'd say yes & no
We could have used a big bodied mid last season, but not sure we would have got enough from Rocky in that role - she struggled last season with repeated efforts & not sure she had the fitness level to play more than a bit role in the guts
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Reminds me of Sheedy's old rule for separating possibles from probables at the early season gatherings; toss the ball out, and see who brings it back.
Seriously cannot believe this. Even when the AFLW comes around, there he is. Making it all about him again.
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I am going not to assume you are not being sarcastic.Seriously cannot believe this. Even when the AFLW comes around, there he is. Making it all about him again.
If you have a problem with the post then your issue is with the cats social media team, not Dangerfield. Pat turns up to training to support, and you say he is making it all about him. Except he didn't post anything online or do any media.
The social media team made it about pat.
Is it better that he doesn't show up at all? What do you think the team thought when he showed up to their training? I bet they were totally pumped to have him there.
Thanks for that. I was being sarcastic. Was hoping the emoji might give it away.
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Erin Hoare has found the perfect job to combine her professional and personal passions: mental health and sports.
An inaugural Cats Women’s player, Hoare is now the Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Lead at the AFL, a part-time role she balances with motherhood and completing her training to become a psychologist.
It is a role she took up in recent months, having been on the AFL’s mental health steering committee prior.
Hoare has a PhD in public health and, during her 2019 season with the Cats, worked as a senior research fellow at Deakin University.
An inaugural Cats Women’s player, Hoare is now the Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Lead at the AFL, a part-time role she balances with motherhood and completing her training to become a psychologist.
It is a role she took up in recent months, having been on the AFL’s mental health steering committee prior.
Hoare has a PhD in public health and, during her 2019 season with the Cats, worked as a senior research fellow at Deakin University.
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nope!
last round still to be announced though so perhaps we will finally face the Demonstough first half of the draw for us; things get a little easier when we host the Eagles in Rd 5 ..
Don't tell me it is only a 9 game season again, it has to slowly go up should be 10 or 11 games and see how it goes.
