If we go 0-8 from here Ross wouldn’t be here next yearThe melts will be unreal if we go 0-8 or 1-7 from here despite it being totally plausible. I think we will sneak 1-3 wins.
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If we go 0-8 from here Ross wouldn’t be here next yearThe melts will be unreal if we go 0-8 or 1-7 from here despite it being totally plausible. I think we will sneak 1-3 wins.
Can we get this in writing from RossIf we go 0-8 from here Ross wouldn’t be here next year
I'd only be concerned if we started getting belted. I'd obviously be shattered to lose all those games but if we are in most/all of them and lose by 1-20 points i'm not getting my pitchfork.If we go 0-8 from here Ross wouldn’t be here next year
And we’re playing an in form Hawthorn next week.. heh
If we go 0-8 from here with a few thrashings thrown in that would be a very concerning pattern developing over the last few years, probably as far back as 2015 really.
Yep always been big fan.
Twenty-six years ago Nicky Winmar, playing for St Kilda against Collingwood at Victoria Park, raised his jumper and pointed to his dark skin in response to the vulgar racial abuse he had encountered that day, and for most of his playing career.
The image of Winmar standing, a proud Noongar man, defiant in the face of racism, is one that is burned into the minds of Australia's football community.
Wayne Ludbey is the man who captured that moment on camera and he came into studio to chat to Nadia and Russell about it, and the impact it had on him and Nicky Winmar.
More for the oldies, but this is a great little piece on the man that my dad to this day still calls the greatest player to ever play the game.
They have definitely improved but were lucky not to be down by 10 goals in that game. If the goal kicking accuracy was reversed they would have been.Change of coach and suddenly Carlton are competitive
More for the oldies, but this is a great little piece on the man that my dad to this day still calls the greatest player to ever play the game.