- Dec 24, 2022
- 20,367
- 16,587
- AFL Club
- Richmond
-
AFLW 2024 - Round 6 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
JHF1870’s Unfiltered 2024 Team Reviews: Where Honesty Meets Hilarity
- Thread starter JHF1870
- Start date
- Tagged users None
Yeah, just like you didn’t have plans to win the spoon this year and have half your list abandon ship 
- Dec 24, 2022
- 20,367
- 16,587
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Awe you poor petal still melting that your old timers couldn't defend their flag, you have my sympathies. Lol at 3 cups in 66 years, what a great team.Yeah, just like you didn’t have plans to win the spoon this year and have half your list abandon ship
lol, enjoy your B2B spoons and being the laughing stock of the league 
- Dec 24, 2022
- 20,367
- 16,587
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Season hasn't even started yet ninepies.lol, enjoy your B2B spoons and being the laughing stock of the league
No, really???? Gee thanks for the heads up
So how come you're already the laughing stock
So how come you're already the laughing stock
Elmer_Hauser
Lovable Larrikan
JoseMourinho
Not A Manager
Ban all spreaders and tigers and immediately relegate them to 17th and 18th.
Elmer_Hauser
Lovable Larrikan
Well said Jose, the unexpected Bay 13 hero I didn't expect lol but bravo !
Shut up D/H
Only one who needs to be banned is TT. And maybe this serial melter who just happens to barrack for your club:
My favourite type of pop-up sprinklers are the ones that come in and post bullshit freds that ain’t nobody got time to read.
- Oct 19, 2020
- 24,810
- 34,618
- AFL Club
- Richmond
How can we possibly finish 18th with 6 of the best draftee midfielders in the land?lol, enjoy your B2B spoons and being the laughing stock of the league
- Thread starter
- #37
16th West Coast Eagles
F
West Coast Eagles 2024: A Symphony of Subpar and the Descent into Oblivion
In 16th place, we find the West Coast Eagles—a team that managed to turn a season of low expectations into a masterclass in underachievement. If you thought the bar for a pass mark was already lower than the Titanic, the Eagles somehow found a way to dive even deeper.
The Coach's Exit
The season began with a seismic shake-up as the Eagles parted ways with their head coach, Adam Simpson, affectionately known as Simmo. His departure was as inevitable as a seagull stealing your chips at the beach, yet it still sent shockwaves through the club. Enter Don Pyke, the Crows reject, whose tenure was marked by a lack of direction and inspiration. The leadership vacuum left behind was palpable, and the team floundered without a steady hand at the helm.
Harley Reid: A Fleeting Beacon
Amidst the gloom, Harley Reid emerged as the lone bright spot—a beacon of hope in an otherwise dismal landscape. His performances provided a glimpse of what the future could hold, but let's not get too attached. Rumor has it, Reid's heart is already set on Geelong, and in two years, he might be donning the blue and white hoops, leaving Eagles fans with nothing but memories and a sense of what could have been. Alongside Reid, young talent like Waterman showed promise, but it was not enough to lift the team from the depths of despair.
The Titanic Bar
The expectations for 2024 were modest, to say the least. The pass mark was set so low that even a limbo champion would struggle to get under it. Yet, the Eagles managed to underperform spectacularly. Their season was a series of subpar performances, lack of effort, and moments that left fans shaking their heads in disbelief.
A Season of Missed Opportunities
From poor on-field performances to off-field dramas, the Eagles' 2024 campaign was a textbook example of how not to run a football club. The lack of cohesion, direction, and accountability was evident at every level. The higher up you ventured in the club, the less accountability you found. It was as if the leadership had taken a collective vow of invisibility, leaving players and fans alike to fend for themselves.
Reasonable Summary
In the end, the West Coast Eagles' 2024 season was a cautionary tale of missed opportunities and unfulfilled potential. They had the chance to rebuild, to set a new course, and to rise from the ashes. Instead, they sank further into the abyss. But with every low comes the potential for a high. As the Eagles look to 2025, the goal is simple: to rise above the mediocrity, to find their footing, and to give their loyal fans something to cheer about. A finish in the middle of the pack—somewhere in the 10-14 range—would be a step in the right direction.
F
West Coast Eagles 2024: A Symphony of Subpar and the Descent into Oblivion
In 16th place, we find the West Coast Eagles—a team that managed to turn a season of low expectations into a masterclass in underachievement. If you thought the bar for a pass mark was already lower than the Titanic, the Eagles somehow found a way to dive even deeper.
The Coach's Exit
The season began with a seismic shake-up as the Eagles parted ways with their head coach, Adam Simpson, affectionately known as Simmo. His departure was as inevitable as a seagull stealing your chips at the beach, yet it still sent shockwaves through the club. Enter Don Pyke, the Crows reject, whose tenure was marked by a lack of direction and inspiration. The leadership vacuum left behind was palpable, and the team floundered without a steady hand at the helm.
Harley Reid: A Fleeting Beacon
Amidst the gloom, Harley Reid emerged as the lone bright spot—a beacon of hope in an otherwise dismal landscape. His performances provided a glimpse of what the future could hold, but let's not get too attached. Rumor has it, Reid's heart is already set on Geelong, and in two years, he might be donning the blue and white hoops, leaving Eagles fans with nothing but memories and a sense of what could have been. Alongside Reid, young talent like Waterman showed promise, but it was not enough to lift the team from the depths of despair.
The Titanic Bar
The expectations for 2024 were modest, to say the least. The pass mark was set so low that even a limbo champion would struggle to get under it. Yet, the Eagles managed to underperform spectacularly. Their season was a series of subpar performances, lack of effort, and moments that left fans shaking their heads in disbelief.
A Season of Missed Opportunities
From poor on-field performances to off-field dramas, the Eagles' 2024 campaign was a textbook example of how not to run a football club. The lack of cohesion, direction, and accountability was evident at every level. The higher up you ventured in the club, the less accountability you found. It was as if the leadership had taken a collective vow of invisibility, leaving players and fans alike to fend for themselves.
Reasonable Summary
In the end, the West Coast Eagles' 2024 season was a cautionary tale of missed opportunities and unfulfilled potential. They had the chance to rebuild, to set a new course, and to rise from the ashes. Instead, they sank further into the abyss. But with every low comes the potential for a high. As the Eagles look to 2025, the goal is simple: to rise above the mediocrity, to find their footing, and to give their loyal fans something to cheer about. A finish in the middle of the pack—somewhere in the 10-14 range—would be a step in the right direction.
hawkman
Hall of Famer
Does every year Ken remains automatically give Port an F?
- Thread starter
- #40
I think I'm going to do one or two more tonight and then have the long weekend off to go camping on the South Coast. Footy's a tough business and I need to get my head together and work out what went wrong with my team.
So who do you guys want to see next?
So who do you guys want to see next?
- Oct 19, 2020
- 24,810
- 34,618
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Adelaide
- Oct 19, 2020
- 24,810
- 34,618
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Shutup dh. Your Lebanon vs Israel thread was the most crass, undignified , offensive loads of codswallop ever seen on bigfooty.
Lebanon
- Dec 24, 2022
- 20,367
- 16,587
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Shit poster, I'm so glad I have him on ingore now.
