Except for perhaps his knack of kicking goals? That's pretty handy in footy.
Always did well when he was allowed to push forward. He was a good small forward in the SANFL from memory.
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Except for perhaps his knack of kicking goals? That's pretty handy in footy.
Pick 18 for Neale, pick 54 for Weller.They just got married, five them a few years before she is pregnant and we trade pick #18 for him.
They still need a proper center. Once Hayward gets better theyll be fine.any other Celtics fans becoming a little concerned with the direction we're trending in?
possibly have the worst offense atm, Brad Stevens trying a little too hard to emulate RTB...
It looks like captain planets weed smoking brother.Shaun McManus looks ripped there
You're not alone. It was the undoing of Sumich when he applied for the top job.Jigsaw looks a bit too hard for me.
Nobody could have foreseen this coming?...
The AFL is sweating on Marvel Stadium Wi-Fi concerns to be fixed after the national draft dress rehearsal was abandoned in embarrassing fashion on Wednesday night.
According to Fairfax, clubs left the Melbourne venue concerned about what might happen during the live broadcast on Thursday.
The event, which kicks off around 4pm WA time, will feature live pick trading for the first time in AFL history.
Officials intended to rehearse the first 50 selections but pulled the pin after 31 picks were simulated in unrealistic time.
The deadline for picks - which officially stands at five minutes - was extended to 15 minutes to account for technical difficulties faced during the dry-run.
Disconcertingly, no media were present to use the Wi-Fi during the dress rehearsal, which failed to overcome sluggish internet speeds.
After heeding concerns from clubs, the AFL has conceived a back-up plan that would see picks lodged by pen and paper and delivered to the AFL hub by league-appointed runners.
However, the AFL intends to run the event as originally planned and believes it can fix the problems that surfaced yesterday.
I think the best bit is...Staff at Dept. of Australian Statistics, are heard to groan ………….. been there, done that.
Shades of the interchange wardens writing down players sir-names on post-it notes in the not too distant past.. If only each player was given a number or some such, to identify each individual.I think the best bit is...
...the AFL has conceived a back-up plan that would see picks lodged by pen and paper and delivered to the AFL hub by league-appointed runners.
Australia - taking technology use to a whole new level.
Surnames maybe?Shades of the interchange wardens writing down players sir-names on post-it notes in the not too distant past.. If only each player was given a number or some such, to identify each individual.
That is the exact kind of thing the AFL is hoping will happen. DON"T LEAVE YOUR SEATS.
Are you saying they're not all gentlemen?!Surnames maybe?
Yeah, handy cameo right at the end may have proved the difference.Even if Liam Ryan never plays for the Eagles again they could consider his selection worthwhile.
Even if Liam Ryan never plays for the Eagles again they could consider his selection worthwhile.
Hagdorn went on to say that that his form in the WAFL was terrible and yet was still selected in the seniors ahead of other players -who unlike him were putting in the work. He now has a premiership medal, and like Steven Armstrong and Rowan Jones before him, will be called a Premiership Hero.
Hagdorn went on to say that that his form in the WAFL was terrible and yet was still selected in the seniors ahead of other players -who unlike him were putting in the work. He now has a premiership medal, and like Steven Armstrong and Rowan Jones before him, will be called a Premiership Hero.
agreeEven if Liam Ryan never plays for the Eagles again they could consider his selection worthwhile.
Good bloke. Half right.RoJo was at least a - supposed - good bloke