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They changed it last year to award the club that had the best aggregate winning position across the AFL and AFLW. It wasn't especially warmly received so I'm not sure if they've stuck with this again for 2024.
If they have, the lads will need Chloe, Montana, Ally and friends to chime in if they want to collect.
Big wraps = bubble wrap. Go nicely in our VFL.Great call. The noise around him is massive and he got a real reality check, he’s just a rookie with a bit of talent who’s done nothing.
Wow they merged it? yer i cant see how that would of been warmly received![]()
I was close by and I thought his appetite for the contest seemed less than his reputation suggested. Squibbed it.Definitely got a wake up call the young fella.. looked very slow at times and got hunted down and hit hard, particularly when he was caught on his left.
Certainly looks to have a bit of a JPK mould but has a bit to work on.. Hope he learns from it!
Who is being discussed (potted?) Hard to keep track of a conversation of pronouns.I was close by and I thought his appetite for the contest seemed less than his reputation suggested. Squibbed it.
Wardlaw. Pretty disappointing for someone who is getting a lot of boost.Who is being discussed (potted?) Hard to keep track of a conversation of pronouns.
Foot to the pebble?I feel like if we kept our foot to the pebble, we were a chance of a 100-point win. We let in a couple of late goals, which is the norm for us.
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Wardlaw had been good in recent North games. Reminded me of Rowbottom with his manic pressure at the contest.I was close by and I thought his appetite for the contest seemed less than his reputation suggested. Squibbed it.
Yep. Halfway through the second quarter it seemed that quite a few had more or less given up. Giving less than the full measure.Wardlaw had been good in recent North games. Reminded me of Rowbottom with his manic pressure at the contest.
I think it illustrates how hard it is to play that high pressure and intensity football for 4 quarters every week. Sides like St Kilda can lift and do against us but they are not playing like that every week. Likewise North seemed a bit flat this week after some good performances.
Wardlaw. Pretty disappointing for someone who is getting a lot of boost.
3 in the top 10Sydney v North Melbourne
9 Errol Gulden (SYD)
9 Chad Warner (SYD)
5 Tom Papley (SYD)
3 Logan McDonald (SYD)
3 Brodie Grundy (SYD)
1 Nick Blakey (SYD)
LEADERBOARD
92 Isaac Heeney (SYD)
84 Nick Daicos (COLL)
78 Patrick Cripps (CARL)
74 Marcus Bontempelli (WB)
72 Caleb Serong (FRE)
71 Errol Gulden (SYD)
71 Lachie Neale (BL)
68 Chad Warner (SYD)
65 Noah Anderson (GCFC)
65 Zach Merrett (ESS)
Sydney v North Melbourne
9 Errol Gulden (SYD)
9 Chad Warner (SYD)
5 Tom Papley (SYD)
3 Logan McDonald (SYD)
3 Brodie Grundy (SYD)
1 Nick Blakey (SYD)
LEADERBOARD
92 Isaac Heeney (SYD)
84 Nick Daicos (COLL)
78 Patrick Cripps (CARL)
74 Marcus Bontempelli (WB)
72 Caleb Serong (FRE)
71 Errol Gulden (SYD)
71 Lachie Neale (BL)
68 Chad Warner (SYD)
65 Noah Anderson (GCFC)
65 Zach Merrett (ESS)
Nah i genuinely think that Errol could go to another level given that with JM's PCL injury Errol might exclusively be on the wing and its alot harder to tag him if he just free roaming out of the stoppage rather than in the guts.My feeling is Chad will overtake a few in the coming weeks, he'll warm up his finals beast mode - no showboating, just focused power and destruction
Gotta say I thought North were pretty dreadful after a few good weeks. Brought some pressure early but even in the first qr when we doing our usual impression of a bottom 8 team they did little to take advantage. Decision-making and skills under pressure were abysmal, which at least Clarko had the good grace to acknowledge.Yep. Halfway through the second quarter it seemed that quite a few had more or less given up. Giving less than the full measure.
Thought Clarkson was pretty straight in his presser. Reality check.
It'd be damn awkward if Warner wins the Brownlow. His swinging elbow was far worse than what Heeney did IMO.My feeling is Chad will overtake a few in the coming weeks, he'll warm up his finals beast mode - no showboating, just focused power and destruction
My preference would, however unlikely, for Chad or Errol to win it from 2nd, with only Isaac ahead.It'd be damn awkward if Warner wins the Brownlow. His swinging elbow was far worse than what Heeney did IMO.
If we are being completely honest, the AFL would reverse-engineer a result to avoid one that has Heeney receiving the most votes. So we'll never really know if he would've won or not.My preference would, however unlikely, for Chad or Errol to win it from 2nd, with only Isaac ahead.
We'll be staying in Sydney because it's GF week and the speech consists of the usual thanks, being honoured, job still to do etc.
Then post the GF victory, have Chad/Errol awarding it rightfully to Heeney on the dais.
I say post GF because we really don't want to head into a GF having told the AFL where to stick it.
Yep the funny thing is that they could easily slide an extra vote or two towards Gulden rather than Heeney and then suddenly Gulden is then actually level with Cripps/Neale at this point in timeIf we are being completely honest, the AFL would reverse-engineer a result to avoid one that has Heeney receiving the most votes. So we'll never really know if he would've won or not.
I reckon he'd take a Norm Smith over a Brownlow.Hope Heeney holds on for the coaches award, deserves something