came across my YT suggested, decided to reminisce
these boys made it look so easy
Whenever anyone is feeling bad this is a great watch.
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came across my YT suggested, decided to reminisce
these boys made it look so easy
Jesus Christ, how did he end up playing for East Perth in Round 1 off the back of those highlights from the preseason game?!?
At least it's not an Achilles.![]()
Grim injury update for Eagles’ next-gen prospect
Top West Coast Next Generation Academy prospect Koby Evans is facing the possibility of surgery after suffering an injury at the weekend. Get the latest on the setback here.thewest.com.au
Top West Coast Next Generation Academy prospect Koby Evans is facing the possibility of surgery after scans revealed he sustained a syndesmosis injury while playing for Perth on Saturday.
Evans injured his ankle in the final quarter of the Demons’ 13-point loss to Claremont at Mineral Resources Park and had scans on Sunday to determine the extent of the injury.
The 17-year-old will miss the rest of the season, a blow for the exciting potential draftee given he was set to play a part in Perth’s finals campaign.
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Grim injury update for Eagles’ next-gen prospect
Top West Coast Next Generation Academy prospect Koby Evans is facing the possibility of surgery after suffering an injury at the weekend. Get the latest on the setback here.thewest.com.au
Top West Coast Next Generation Academy prospect Koby Evans is facing the possibility of surgery after scans revealed he sustained a syndesmosis injury while playing for Perth on Saturday.
Evans injured his ankle in the final quarter of the Demons’ 13-point loss to Claremont at Mineral Resources Park and had scans on Sunday to determine the extent of the injury.
The 17-year-old will miss the rest of the season, a blow for the exciting potential draftee given he was set to play a part in Perth’s finals campaign.
How about we just build a new facility, and make Mexico pay for it?Mr Pyke, tear up this turf.
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How about we just build a new facility, and makeMexicofreo pay for it?
Pretty poor effort on the hitouts.View attachment 2399730
Look like we got pretty much what we expected, as far as his highs, it would be nice, if that was his normal output.
I read the disadvantage coming from the gold coast fixture being after their game, and they won't know the percentage required. Basically Collingwood need to win by the biggest amount they possibly can, rather than having a target score/percentage.Found the article, wasted some train commute time skimming it... From my perspective it doesn't really articulate how they are disadvantaged by the draw with any conviction.
Well clearly it will need to be addressed for 2026. Next season, all Collingwood home matches or away against Victorian opposition will be played at the MCG. All away matches against non-Victorian opposition will require Collingwood to travel to Docklands.Found the article, wasted some train commute time skimming it... From my perspective it doesn't really articulate how they are disadvantaged by the draw with any conviction.
Well clearly it will need to be addressed for 2026. Next season, all Collingwood home matches or away against Victorian opposition will be played at the MCG. All away matches against non-Victorian opposition will require Collingwood to travel to Docklands.
Still a bit tough on Collingwood though. Having to head on multiple occasions to the other end of the Melbourne CBD, but we have to free up the MCG occasionally for other Victorian teams to get familiarity with the ground.
There is that. But is that really that different from them having a Friday game and then the Suns having a Sunday game in a setting where all the teams had played 22 games starting the round?I read the disadvantage coming from the gold coast fixture being after their game, and they won't know the percentage required. Basically Collingwood need to win by the biggest amount they possibly can, rather than having a target score/percentage.
I read the disadvantage coming from the gold coast fixture being after their game, and they won't know the percentage required. Basically Collingwood need to win by the biggest amount they possibly can, rather than having a target score/percentage.
I read the disadvantage coming from the gold coast fixture being after their game, and they won't know the percentage required. Basically Collingwood need to win by the biggest amount they possibly can, rather than having a target score/percentage.
And fixturing for the last round will occur when it suitsOnly Friday night games for Collingwood next year and only double ups against bottom 6 teams.
Also...when Collingwood aren't on the field...everyone should be asking "Where's Collingwood?"Only Friday night games for Collingwood next year and only double ups against bottom 6 teams.
Season is on the line. every. ****ing. weekMan remember when we used to get pissed off at media spending no time on is after a solid win?
Good ****ing times![]()