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Anyone know when it was that Cameron collared Daicos. Needs a gif.
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Anyone know when it was that Cameron collared Daicos. Needs a gif.
Bruhn was doing , by necessity , a lot of coalface work with Danger out and before Stewart came in as another big body.Well I was talking about it, so obviously didn't think it was an invalid talking point. Merely offering my thoughts on the topic, that our strongest centre clearance per game player this season (Bruhn) will likely add to the refreshed midfield configuration, and not be some sort of hindrance.
Bruhn was doing , by necessity , a lot of coalface work with Danger out and before Stewart came in as another big body.
Coming back I see an opportunity to use his breakaway speed to be a first receiver with others feeding him from stoppage. He’s a tough bugger but I’d rather see him being less battered and use his foot skills off both sides to set us up post stoppage.
He probably takes Clark or Mannaghs place in the 23?
I change to SEN when I hear Malthouse on the ABC broadcast. The guy is an utterly clueless bitter old man yelling at cloudsI had the displeasure of hearing Malthouse doing special comments on ABC radio on Friday night. He spent the entire game talking about Collingwood having the ascendancy despite us leading for the majority, every time we scored a goal he would comment on how Collingwood’s system had broken down instead of highlighting good play by us. Fortunately he piped up less in the last quarter, I wonder why
Yeah, JFK late 1960s in Dallas
Bruhn comes in for Clark on current formBruhn was doing , by necessity , a lot of coalface work with Danger out and before Stewart came in as another big body.
Coming back I see an opportunity to use his breakaway speed to be a first receiver with others feeding him from stoppage. He’s a tough bugger but I’d rather see him being less battered and use his foot skills off both sides to set us up post stoppage.
He probably takes Clark or Mannaghs place in the 23?
Apparent to most, but not to WarhorseBruhn comes in for Clark on current form
Apparent to most, but not to Warhorse
FTA channels purely appeal to the lowest, common denominator - their demographic.How does BT have a job ?
Doesn’t he have an annual performance review ?
Listening to Friday night foootball is like “Dumb and Dumber”
Bruhn was doing , by necessity , a lot of coalface work with Danger out and before Stewart came in as another big body.
Coming back I see an opportunity to use his breakaway speed to be a first receiver with others feeding him from stoppage. He’s a tough bugger but I’d rather see him being less battered and use his foot skills off both sides to set us up post stoppage.
He probably takes Clark or Mannaghs place in the 23?
Remember when he got 55 possessions in a game. Ridonkulous
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Warhorse is just that..... once useful but now outdated but on a more serious note he's bitterness in writings and one for not being prepared to let go, when for all and sundry it all appears (his writings) baseless and clueless, is beyond childish behavior. Personally, I regard the guy as an embarrassment but each to their own.Apparent to most, but not to Warhorse
Hawks, Bulldogs + Dees did us a favour. We need to defeat Dees next timeYep, the haters got to relax a bit. He is going to be very good.
Dockers and Blues losing helping us. See how demons go tonight.
Good callHappy Weekend, an early win and beating the pies. Just need Bombers, Blues, Dockers to all lose.
Alloy preferred for Hinges Kitty and NOT plasticConsidering pressure acts, 1%rs + goal assists, a bad injury occurred late in Q4 on Friday night
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Loo seat was broken on Friday night
Saturday morning ’cat scan’
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Diagnosis: left patellar tendon tear, six to 12 months recovery
Thoughts + prayers, please?
A super cheap + nasty loo, plastic cistern, here when I bought the house. Hopefully a bathroom reno soon.Alloy preferred for Hinges Kitty and NOT plastic
Mannagh just has to stay.Bruhn was doing , by necessity , a lot of coalface work with Danger out and before Stewart came in as another big body.
Coming back I see an opportunity to use his breakaway speed to be a first receiver with others feeding him from stoppage. He’s a tough bugger but I’d rather see him being less battered and use his foot skills off both sides to set us up post stoppage.
He probably takes Clark or Mannaghs place in the 23?
Krueger/Schultz, mehStupid ofKruegerSchultz to headbutt Stewart
To be honest numbers appeal more to the nerd in me than to the cats fan. And I'm not that nerdy to do what you're asking.I get the angle you're coming from, but the correct way to do this would actually be to divide total CB appearances by total CB clearances and then order by rank for Geelong players. And this still wouldn't be perfect. Score differentials from centre bounce clearances for each player from their total CB involvements would tell us more.
If you wanna go collect that data and bring it back for us then it could be interesting. I'd be surprised if Bruhn wasn't in our top 6 for either, and Scott likes to roll with at least 6 midfield rotations.
Past his 9pm bedtime. #fossil #pensionerFortunately he piped up less in the last quarter, I wonder why
I think we'll really see Bowes & Bruhn thrive - we're already seeing it with Jack - with Danger & Stewart in the midfield with them too.Bruhn was doing , by necessity , a lot of coalface work with Danger out and before Stewart came in as another big body.
Coming back I see an opportunity to use his breakaway speed to be a first receiver with others feeding him from stoppage. He’s a tough bugger but I’d rather see him being less battered and use his foot skills off both sides to set us up post stoppage.
He probably takes Clark or Mannaghs place in the 23?
Why are there so many personal issues going on here ffs? Grow up people and get with the footy.Warhorse is just that..... once useful but now outdated but on a more serious note he's bitterness in writings and one for not being prepared to let go, when for all and sundry it all appears (his writings) baseless and clueless, is beyond childish behavior. Personally, I regard the guy as an embarrassment but each to their own.