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He's now just a Webster back-up.
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It will be a balancing act, if we still want a home final we have to give ourselves a chance to beat Brisbane. It will depend on the players themselves I guess some like the continuity some may feel they will benefit from two weeks off. Either way hopefully Hayes is ok and can come in and play?
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I did have a good chuckle at Misson keeping tight lipped about our irish signing clearly not realising that his team over in Ireland had already tweeted he had played his last game for them and signed with us lol Liam O'Connell is his name if anyone is interested, young U20 from Cork
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Thats awkward for him. His Irish Manager obviously wasn't aware we were keeping it quiet.
The Collig boss was speaking after a 2-12 to 0-12 win over Carrigaline in the Bon Secours Hospital Premier SFC on Sunday in Páirc Uí Rinn.
“The breaking news now is unfortunately Liam O’Connell is leaving us. He signed a professional contract with St Kilda. He had interest from Carlton and Melbourne but he has decided to move to St Kilda. He signed the contract last week, it was kept under wraps, and it was just announced in the dressing room, so he will be a massive loss.”
Premier SFC: Liam O'Connell departs Ballincollig with a win over Carrigaline
Collig manager Podsie O'Mahony revealed after the game that young player Liam O'Connell will depart for down under in two weeks time
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A big issue we have going into this weekend is that Melbourne have very little incentive to beat Sydney. I think they'd rather come fourth and play a final at the G than move up to third and play Port or Brisbane away.
If we lose the game then we most likely play Sydney at the SCG.
If we win then we play a home final and it also gives us belief that we can beat anyone.
If we lose the game then we most likely play Sydney at the SCG.
If we win then we play a home final and it also gives us belief that we can beat anyone.
So if we win a couple of finals who do we Versy in the Grandy?
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Don't mind it if we get our first looks at Hayes and Heath!
This.Would not be resting a soul. They can rest after Grand Final Day
Need to do everything in our power to win.
Otherwise we're relying on Melb (with nothing to really play for) to beat Sydney .
Away final v Swans
Win that and its an
Away final v Port
Don't overthink it. Is Brisbane or PA finish top two, realistically you can play the interstate final in week 1 when if you lose you still have another chance, or in week 3 and if you lose you are out. Melbourne won't want to flirt with their form.
Not for nothing, but we're 2-0 in NSW this year. Let's take it one week at a time.
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In - Campbell and Hayes/Caminiti/Heath
Out - Marshall and King
Phillipou and the others get a rest the following week.
Yeah that's all great but I actually want to go & watch my team play in a flipping final!
Getting tickets to an SCG final will be akin to Gringo's battle to get Taylor Swift tickets
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IN: Lots
OUT: Lots
B: McLennan - Highmore - Paton
HB: Stocker - Adams - Coffield
C: Allison - Clark - Connolly
HF: Billings - Caminiti - Hotton
F: Peris - Heath - Hayes
Foll: Campbell - Bytel - Windhager
Int (sparingly): Wood Byrnes Sharman Gresham
Sub: Owens
OUT: Lots
B: McLennan - Highmore - Paton
HB: Stocker - Adams - Coffield
C: Allison - Clark - Connolly
HF: Billings - Caminiti - Hotton
F: Peris - Heath - Hayes
Foll: Campbell - Bytel - Windhager
Int (sparingly): Wood Byrnes Sharman Gresham
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Playing for a home final, can't see us resting a heap of players
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REST ERRY’ONE!!!
Be interested to see Max Laughed-on's Power Rankings this week. He had us at 15th two weeks ago based supposedly on current form. Like to see how he might use that logic this week to have us rated behind the Cats, Dogs, Dons, Tigers etc
Assuming he's OK, I'd like to see Sharman jumping on Harris Andrews, he's got a leap that seems to reduce the impact of those intercept marking backman, disarming more effectively than say having a big key forwards physicality could - the mark fro, behind over Stewart was amazing and Andrews was a point of difference against us earlier in the year.
I didn't see the VFL game, did Hayes play 100% as a forward or did he spend some time in the middle as well?
I didn't see the VFL game, did Hayes play 100% as a forward or did he spend some time in the middle as well?
Interesting one.
Playing for a home final, but with finals in general locked up do we rest the slightly injuried? (Sharman, Hill) and do we rest those who we can't afford to GET injured in the final? (King, Marshall).
I'd love for us to give it a red-hot crack against arguably the toughest assignment in footy in the Lions at home, with our best available side, but would also understand some players being rested for it.
Edit: I think we lose this regardless unfortunately. But if we are going to give it a shot at all, Neale has proven he cannot cop a proper tag. Windy or Steele should sit on him. We also need to not give Harris Andrews record amounts of intercepts lol. We have been better at this within the last month, but I still shudder at the memory of our last outing against them in that respect.
Playing for a home final, but with finals in general locked up do we rest the slightly injuried? (Sharman, Hill) and do we rest those who we can't afford to GET injured in the final? (King, Marshall).
I'd love for us to give it a red-hot crack against arguably the toughest assignment in footy in the Lions at home, with our best available side, but would also understand some players being rested for it.
Edit: I think we lose this regardless unfortunately. But if we are going to give it a shot at all, Neale has proven he cannot cop a proper tag. Windy or Steele should sit on him. We also need to not give Harris Andrews record amounts of intercepts lol. We have been better at this within the last month, but I still shudder at the memory of our last outing against them in that respect.
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What's confusing?So he's only chance is if Cooper is injured?
Unless we decide to rest fit players, it's hard to see any unforced changes given how well everyone performed. Sharman played out the game with an ankle injury and if that doesn't pull up right, Hayes is likely the replacement.
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What's confusing is obvious
You said the ONLY chance Hayes has is if Sharman is Injured
That's his only chance
So if membrey doesn't pull up he has no chance at all
In fact he has no chance at all if Sharman stays In the side
None
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You said the ONLY chance Hayes has is if Sharman is Injured
That's his only chance
So if membrey doesn't pull up he has no chance at all
In fact he has no chance at all if Sharman stays In the side
None
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