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He can still find that extra gear when he needs it, too. Remarkable career.

Lavater looks more like Ablett than Ablett!

Luke "Clangers" McCabe was an honest tryer for the Hawks during their most recent years in the wilderness. Looking back he was a bit of a scapegoat (as the nickname suggests) for the crappy state of the club, but he did crack in. On [device_name] using BigFooty.com mobile app

The same. I apologise for the spelling.

It's about culture. And if you have to ask that question then I don't think you'll ever understand.

John Worsfold made a comment to Ray Jenkye about his recently deceased father in the early nineties. Essendon aren't called "The Scum" for no reason.

That's hardcore mate. You must have really thrown yourself at the ball. Respect. All the best.

The biggest menace in the game, however, are those reckless bandits who, with menace, headbutt the unsuspecting knee of our manly Christian heroes attempting to mark the football in mid air. Shame on them.

Yeah, I know. To my mind this is a sop to the great and unpredictable nature of our game.

Dude, intent is a harsh mistress. Was it deliberate or not? Sheesh, I dunno. But I'd wager those who have been in the same situation would have a better stab at the truth than you and I. Bur we're talking about sport, which is the only human endeavour where we can reasonably attempt perfection...

The Match Review Panel, is staffed by former players, who know of "intent".

It's a game of elimination. This, after all, sits top of the hierarchy of controls.

"sideways velocity knees"

Can you tell, from the couch, whether a player used his knees to boost himself towards the ball or hurt the opposition?

Surely the notion of intent has to apply. Any player who flies for the big one does not, and should not, give a proverbial where his boots end up as long as his hands end up wrapped around the footy. This applies to the enduring health and well being his team mates as well. See ball get ball is...

Still love Buddy.

After a good few years playing senior footy, Tom has exposed form. Doesn't break lines - not quick and an average kick with average vision. Can't see any club, including gws, offering serious coin to someone with no penetration in their game.

Sam Mitchell becomes a target because he so often stops moving when he gets the ball.

He has Tania take notes and run them up to the box.

Was it wheels who got aids, or spike?

How many times does he just stand there and watch a team mate go in for the contested ball? With the frenetic pace of football these days, a spectator like Watts really stands out.

Weird.

Coaches are very defensively minded these days as a continued heavy losses, or even a single blowout, can cost them their job. Ultimately seems a bit self defeating as the Hawks, Swans and Port show that attacking game plans are a ticket to the top of the ladder. Of course you've got to have...

If St. Kilda get Boyd off GWS by trading their top pick, does that mean he's gone number one in the draft two years in a row? Kid would want to be good.

If St. Kilda get Boyd off GWS by trading their top pick, does that mean he's gone number one in the draft two years in a row? Kid would want to be good.

When Tony Liberatore smashed into a pack and got up with blood gushing from above his eye... Dennis: Libba went in optimistically and came out misty optically. Pure gold.

See ball, get ball, kick ball, make ball someone else's problem type of player, but does it enough times in a game to be quite effective. Would benefit from a bit more nuance in his game but he's in the Hawks best and keeps improving week to week.

Defensive strategies, such as zoning, the press, flooding et al are employed by coaches so they can hold onto their jobs. The defensive mindset exists because coaches know that heavy losses will lead to pressure from fans, which will lead to them getting sacked. When all, or the majority, of...

Just moves so bloody well. And space; it cannot be bought, taught or learned.

Bruce: when you're talking football, you're talking Steven Jurica.