It's a great pod, albeit somewhat irregular. I always give it a listen when they bring an episode out.
I always enjoy their perspective, I think the fact that they both live outside the WA bubble always gives their discussions a fresh feel
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It's a great pod, albeit somewhat irregular. I always give it a listen when they bring an episode out.
Are you sure that wasn't Portland in Victoria?left field question
Anyone know if there is footage from any of these old practice games??
Didn't know we played the Dees in Portland USA
Pre-season 1991
West Coast lost first-up to St Kilda in Melbourne before recording some big scratch match wins. The Fosters Cup night series was played as a knockout competition during the pre-season as a precursor to the home-and-away season. Melbourne v West Coast Fri, 12 October 1990 Civic Stadium (Portland)...eaglepedia.fandom.com
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I would have thought the same thing but nope - it was in OregonAre you sure that wasn't Portland in Victoria?
So this photo was posted on the AFL Facebook. 2007 Draft, Ebert/Danger/Masto
F***ing hell, Dangerfield looks about 12
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I think most were 17 when drafted back then. Pretty sure around 2015 was when the change in age cut off finally caught up and year 12s were turning 18 while still at school (in WA at least).He was still only 17 in that photo which is partly why he was a controversial choice by Adelaide at the time. Stayed in Geelong in 2008 whilst he finished studying and only played 2 games for Adelaide late in the season. Adelaide passed over Ebert who was the popular choice for supporters
And I don’t know why he was eligible for the draft whilst still only 17
I think most were 17 when drafted back then. Pretty sure around 2015 was when the change in age cut off finally caught up and year 12s were turning 18 while still at school (in WA at least).
The real question is probably why Dangerfield had an extra year of school compared to everyone else.