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Can understand choosing Sheed over Gaff for sure, would have preferred to have seen Harvey Johnston though. I don't know if they will give Chesser the sub role as a kind of mini rest, allowing Sheed to get more minutes seeing as he didn't play many minutes last week (although I am sure he would...

Also no phone reception so they wouldn't have been able to log onto Bigfooty to kill the time. I do think the bright colours of the Eagles gear did stand out a bit but at least they weren't in the Mascot costume.

It's on page one I think.

This is all smile related. Nothing to do with contracts or being sore.

I've only been skim reading the last few posts, but I think I've got the gist of it. Noah injured his Long finger when he was on ice at the Hip-E club. Then he ate some silly burgers.

Can only speak for myself as a youngster, not as an adult. Probably started watching properly in the late 90's, but Ben was who all the kids wanted to be. Clean hands below the knees at full pace, crazy good touch on handballs, evasive, went when it was his turn, leader, did more than everyone...

Ginbey should be trying to emulate the kicking action of Brayden Ainsworth if he really want to go to the next level.

Walters is heavier than he looks. Easily 110 kegs.

I saw him on a bus that was so full that it had no empty seats left. He got down on all fours and became the seat. He let two old ladies and a disadvantaged youth use his abundance of back as a seat. This bus was non-stop from Mandurah to Alkimos and he didn't complain once.

Our best this year have probably been Yeo, Kelly and Gov. All older players. How long do they stay fit? What happens when they retire? The age bracket from 22-28 is seriously lacking in top end players, outside of Liam Ryan there isn't much star power (O. Allen injured of course). I'd say...

It's a weird one, as he holds his own in the ruck very well and is strong in the tackle, not many bring him to ground.

Darling keeps his feet over ground balls and rarely loses them on the lead. Allen for example early days was flying at marks, not grabbing them and not being able to give any second efforts as he was on the floor. Unless Darling gets nudged he's usually landing back on his feet even when he...

Ginger.

I think Darling was more strength, balance and speed (early days anyway). Waterman would be fitter than Darling even in his prime.

Personally I'd like to see more from Chesser and Brockman in terms of getting involved but I like that they're getting a good run of games. Don't want to see either dropped. However I'd take Ryan over Brockman if they can't find another way to shuffle the chairs, but I feel like they can get...

Cripps had a good game on the weekend and will not be dropped. Nor should he be. Lead the game for tackles inside 50, repeat sprints and pressure acts. Lead the team for sprints (one off equalling the game high). Shows the others the effort required, directs players and always generates a few...

Just watched the replay again and the game is an interesting one, Yeo and Barrass are probably one of the only players to feature strongly throughout. Early days it's Reid, Barrass, Yeo and Waterman. Later on it's Kelly, Barrass, Yeo, Darling and Maric. Then towards the end you have players...

Looks like a proper footballer. Kicking skills, handball skills, contested marks, no panic and a natural forward.

I feel like he's always been a forward, having seen him in the WAFL playing there. Has done what he has had to do to get games in other positions throughout the years but is now in a more natural position for his strengths. Not as good a field kick as Darling further up the ground but he's a...

FTFY

Nobody I know reads that newspaper so I struggle to see who they sell to. I guess old people who don't have another alternative might still be reading it.

Players who play for WA clubs struggle after they turn 1 million. All the travel adds up.

My thoughts exactly. So weird when you kind of just assume other guys are like you and your mates, then you see something like that and wonder how some people navigate day-to-day life.

Nobody lives for 15-18 million years.

I like that we haven't announced the sub yet. Makes the Dockers unable to formulate a gameplan at all until the last minute.

It's been covered already but the stand rule makes the sport look like a joke. Especially when players are lining up from a distance that is questionably within their range and the man on the mark can't cover the angle they run out to. The sport still has a massive amateurish flavour to it and...

He won't live that long.

The smile brothers!

The one stain on Yeo. It's probably why he was never made captain. Icky.

I think if there's one thing this whole board can agree on, it's that WCE_Phill's left testicle is expendable for a small derby win.