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I have that on good authority. It's not $800k and I don't know why the Brad Scott camp has allowed that false story to be spread.

Whether there is any sense of angst among the Under 30s in Tasmania, and whether there is a north-south divide in that sense, one thing that is incontrovertible is this - anyone pushing the line that Hobart gets cricket and Launceston gets football should be drop kicked out of the conversation...

If BS gets $500k from the AFL, then it's only $150k that we have to pay him. And Shaw's contract would easily be a $150k saving on Scott's last year so we are in profit on this whole deal.

Scott was on close to $650k, not the $800k the media keeps misquoting. I expect the AFL is going to pay their boy $250k to be the Executive Director of Self Promotion. That leaves a $400k hole that we have to make up. Shaw would probably be on $450k next year. That means the difference is only...

So Dean Laidley deserved a Norm Smith Medal?

Lighter than it was in the 70s. Today's blue is probably very close to the 70s blue.

I think at this point, the only thing left to offer you is this...

You realise that you just took my Richmond argument to apply to your West Coast argument? If Ben Brown was second fiddle to Jack Riewoldt and kicking 60+ goals a year and they were working well together and winning premierships as I suggested, they wouldn't lose patience with Brown by recruiting...

Yeah that's a fair assumption. We have scored our fair share of Sunday twilight fixtures in the final round.

StKilda was never of interest to Goldy.

You do realise that Ben Brown can't actually win the Coleman during the game on Saturday right? It's not over until Sunday afternoon.

Points difference would be so much easier than %.

Yes and if you were asked to pick a FB, you would go for Alex Rance 99/100. But for AA FB this year, you don't pick Rance.

Sorry but this is a ridiculous argument. If he was at Richmond, they wouldn't have shelled out so much money for Lynch as they would have 2 key forwards topping the list of the Coleman and coming off a premiership back-to-back. It's not even a question of maybe at Collingwood. West Coast...

We are never as bad as we seem nor as good as we hope.

Sorry dude, but anyone who says the leading goalkicker is not in the top 2 key forwards for the year needs to gagf. I don't care who is on the back of your duffel coat, you can't be defending that s**t.

Yep, they're testing the water to see if there will be outrage from the football community over picking two key forwards ahead of the Coleman Medallist.

Fair call. And I've never seen Tom Lynch do that. :rolleyes:

Aside from any other reason, this would validate the decision to play Geelong home finals at the MCG... because it's a football final and it's supposed to be an exhibition of the highest standards of football.

We still using the same clown who recommended Super Gav?

I don't have a square to spare.

No, he's doing another game, not ours.

If I can get all SNAG-y and millennial for a minute and imagine what it would be like to be a woman and have that fat bastard lying on top of me, sweating and gasping for breath... I think the nunnery would start looking good.

Suddenly you are living up to your name. Your ideas on sexuality and relationships belong in a very dated teenage sex romp.

Are we ever going to select him? Biggest waste of time drafting him. Poor bugger could have won a Magarey Medal.

If we dump Hosie at the end of the year, we should be banned from the next mid season draft and the SANFL club we stole him from should get our 5th round pick at the national draft.

Brownless is a neanderthal who didn't expect his wife to ever have sex again. I assumed you were at least a little more evolved than that. Was I wrong?

Surely you are aware that there was no actual cheating - the Lyon and the Brownless marriages were both over so they were just two consenting adults free to see each other. Unless you hold onto that antiquated Aussie blokey-bloke trope that proclaims property rights over an ex-wife or...

The AFL would say Razor Ray's greatest crime was admitting he made a mistake as that gives them no way of ratifying his decision.

Ironically, the mayo that Dangerfield slapped on the so-called dangerous tackle involved him throwing his arm around wildly - an action that should have been the clear sign that it was NOT a dangerous tackle as his arms were not both pinned. He had a free arm to brace his fall, yet he CHOSE to...