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It isn’t that. It’s that Caesar, who I argue with plenty, took the time to construct a reasonable argument and LP1 lazily just responded with the same one liner that Caesar was responding to. He never justifies a position. He just states it, and floods the board with it, from unwarranted authority.
Great post, Ted. You just brought a tear to my eye
Looking forward to some amusing tweets from Daniel Gorringe.
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I would like to see Amartey tried on the back line pre season.
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Matthew Johnson
Midfielder
192cm/80kg
16/3/03
Subiaco/Western Australia
Was named Western Australia's best in its win over South Australia in the under-19s curtain-raiser on Grand Final day. The tall midfielder had 20 disposals, five clearances and nine tackles and once again proved that he can do things other midfielders can't with his size, backing up his impressive first carnival game for WA a month earlier. A rising talent with many pieces to his game.
Matthew Johnson
Midfielder
192cm/80kg
16/3/03
Subiaco/Western Australia
Was named Western Australia's best in its win over South Australia in the under-19s curtain-raiser on Grand Final day. The tall midfielder had 20 disposals, five clearances and nine tackles and once again proved that he can do things other midfielders can't with his size, backing up his impressive first carnival game for WA a month earlier. A rising talent with many pieces to his game.
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Not sure there is one really. The best one is going to GWS (it’s probably why we wanted pick 4 badly), as we might be able to trade up key word is “might”
I've said before if we have effectively 14 and Van Rooyen or Conway (but not if we get Ladhams) are available, I'm absolutely fine with the small reach on a needs basis. In fact if Van Rooyen is rated around late teens and we passed him up at 14, I'd be ropeable.
I still don't think we need to offer a straight swap of future 1st for Ladhams though.
Pretty sure we did this in reserves at one point and it was never tried again.
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Twist is that "Robbie Fox" was at FF and kicked 6.
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Matt Johnson has done a "Prince"
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Why are we all putting "words" in "quotation marks"?
Because they're quoting or referencing things?
Like for example, the following mean two different things. All power to anyone who has regardless.
Matt Johnson has done a "Prince".
Matt Johnson has done a Prince.
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All good, I was "taking the piss".
That’s why Melican plays in front of him. Melican gets 5 kicked on him Fox gets 10 kicked on him.
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With Armety a couple times this season he showed a bit of potential when he went into the ruck briefly,but a long way to go.
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Ladhams Update:
A DEAL taking Peter Ladhams to Sydney is on a knife's edge heading into Wednesday's trade deadline, after coach Ken Hinkley called the Port Adelaide ruckman to seek clarity on his future.
It's understood Hinkley buzzed Ladhams on Monday night to gauge an understanding of his situation, with the young ruckman appreciative of the call but reiterating to his coach that he wants a fresh start with the Swans.
The Swans are currently locked in protracted negotiations with the Crows over a move for Jordan Dawson, while they have also engaged the Power in talks for the contracted Ladhams.
They have indicated they would be willing to pick up the final year of the 202cm ruckman's back-ended contract, understood to be worth around $400,000, having played on significantly less during the first two seasons of his three-year deal.
A DEAL taking Peter Ladhams to Sydney is on a knife's edge heading into Wednesday's trade deadline, after coach Ken Hinkley called the Port Adelaide ruckman to seek clarity on his future.
It's understood Hinkley buzzed Ladhams on Monday night to gauge an understanding of his situation, with the young ruckman appreciative of the call but reiterating to his coach that he wants a fresh start with the Swans.
The Swans are currently locked in protracted negotiations with the Crows over a move for Jordan Dawson, while they have also engaged the Power in talks for the contracted Ladhams.
They have indicated they would be willing to pick up the final year of the 202cm ruckman's back-ended contract, understood to be worth around $400,000, having played on significantly less during the first two seasons of his three-year deal.
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For those of you interested in Brander here's something to read between the lines. We have more than enough forwards so I can't see us being a player here - we'd want him in defence you'd think.
WEST Coast remains hopeful some late trade activity elsewhere could open the door for Jarrod Brander to find a new home, with the Eagles aware that some clubs were still looking at the versatile tall.
Brander is seeking a new club after 22 games in four years, with the 22-year-old unable to cement a position at West Coast and unlikely to play his preferred tall forward role if he remains at the club.
His manager, David Trotter of Hemisphere Sports, was hopeful a move would happen before the trade deadline, with Brander willing to move to any state to keep his AFL career alive.
WEST Coast remains hopeful some late trade activity elsewhere could open the door for Jarrod Brander to find a new home, with the Eagles aware that some clubs were still looking at the versatile tall.
Brander is seeking a new club after 22 games in four years, with the 22-year-old unable to cement a position at West Coast and unlikely to play his preferred tall forward role if he remains at the club.
His manager, David Trotter of Hemisphere Sports, was hopeful a move would happen before the trade deadline, with Brander willing to move to any state to keep his AFL career alive.
Did you just realise that , whoops goodbye again
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