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RE: the first stuff about the movement forward. Looked like it was a deliberate plan, to leave space behind yourselves so that you could turn the Geelong defenders inside out. You would back Murphy to do it to Harley, B Johnson to Hunt and Akermanis to Enright. In the end, the execution was the...

Was referring to Melbourne's Chris Davies, who was Captain Coach last year.

1. McGain 2. Holland 3. Beer 4. Rose 5. King 6. Allen 7. Muller 8. Sturrock 9. Sandri 10. Hewat

Geez, not a match winner. What do you want from an 18 year old spinner? Sturrock gets big wrips on the ball, and as a result will bowl an occassional loose one. Davies handled him really well last year, used him as an attacking option and wasn't worried if he went for 50 in a one dayer, as...

1. Carlton 2. Ringwood 3. Footscray 4. Dandenong 5. Melbourne 6. Geelong 7. Camberwell 8. Fitzroy --- 9. University 10. Fitzroy 11. Richmond 12. Hawthorn-Monash 13. St Kilda 14. Essendon 15. Prahran 16. Casey-South Melbourne 17. Northcote 18. North Melbourne Some points...

Inclusion of Holland could be very vital to Carlton's 2 day hopes. Attack is a bit same-ish without him, as they were for the most of last year. With some time up at the Academy this off-season, you'd expect him to fare well.

Monash - Spoljaric, I guess. Toss up between him and Dart. Melbourne - Kent. When he doesn't make runs, you get a look at a few of their "big names" early, and you're a sniff of breaking through. North Melbourne - this year, who knows? Northcote - Gloury carries the batting, Hoare the...

Camberwell - they generally rely on Simon Hill to make their runs. When he does, they're a shot of winning. Carlton - especially in One Dayer, it'd have to be Welsford. Leads the team well. Casey SM - with their bowling stocks being replenished, more responsibility falls on Entwhistle...

Melbourne putting the heat on Joe Loorham, young kid at Ringwood. Latest word is that Rogers to Essendon.

Death bowling pace or spinners these days? Used to bowl both as a junior.

Rumours persist about Rummans coming back from Sydney to play with the Saints again. No-one touching Rogers yet, wants $12K and a car. Herrick to South Melbourne

The other one was when Pav was lining up, the clock continued ticking. I don't know if time on was blown or not, but surely the umpires should have at that stage of the game.

Really reminds me of Luke Ball pre-injuries. Saw quite a bit of Ball as a junior footballer, and they move very similarly.

To be honest, the one that disappointed me more was the one that Solomon got. He basically ran straight into the guy who was running back with the flight, and in doing so actually ran well underneath the ball to initiate contact.

Nah, Xavs' U/19 2 side only made the finals for the first time a couple of years ago, I believe.

No way would Victoria play 2 spinners.

Rumours of a Vic keeper to NSW, backing himself to get a game in front of Smith when Haddin is on duty.

What I don't understand is how songs like Don't Fight It and This Heart Attack only ever end up on radio about 6 months or more after their release (is the Panics even on, I'm not sure?). Why wouldn't one of the commercial radio stations want to seek out these songs earlier, much like Nova tried...

Strokes - Ize of the World.

It's always a worrying sign about egos when the journalist stands in front of the camera, so you get the shot of his back as he's asking the questions.

But he actually hasn't had any bowling related injuries with his shoulder. He's had back issues, but when his shoulder has ****ed up, it's coz of throwing, or accidents, rather than his bowling action.

Daniel Jackson, Cameron Howat definitely weren't on scholarships nor Matthew Laidlaw (on Sydney's list). I believe that Kieran McGuinness may have been. And a few blokes that would have finished school about 2005 were.

Played them all last week as the feature on JJJ. Weren't too bad, bit of an African vibe on some of it.

Can't wait to hear Clap Your Hands Say Yeah! play this at the Laneway Festival.

Melbourne won off the 2nd last ball.

Been pretty good value as the Feature Album on JJJ this week.

Yeah, agree with the above poster. Festy Hall was great last year, and gazillion times better than the couple of days before it at BDO.

Was an underage gun. Played for Victoria as a 17/18 year old, and showed flashes. Made a 300 for Australia U/19s vs England U/19s. Ended up getting another chance a few years later, did OK but didn't completely grasp it. Continually notches up his 600 runs per year, averages 43 in district...

Should have called the supporter group We Are North Kangaroos, just for kicks.

Mash is recovering from a broken hand too.