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Would think if Clark comes back then Guthrie is the obvious outNarkle yes, Guthrie shouldn't be.
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Would think if Clark comes back then Guthrie is the obvious outNarkle yes, Guthrie shouldn't be.
Narkle yes, Guthrie shouldn't be.
C'mon Ray, surely you think Narkle should be safe after his last couple of games. Good kid with the ball use and run through traffic
Thank christ they are staggering the sale dates and times:
Elimination Final 1 | West Coast Eagles v Essendon | Optus Stadium
Competing Club Members | 9am - 1pm, Tuesday August 27 AWST
General Public | 2pm, Tuesday August 27 AWST
Qualifying Final 1 | Geelong Cats v Collingwood | MCG
Competing Club Members | 9am - 1pm, Wednesday August 28 AEST
AFL Members | 11am, Wednesday August 28 AEST
General Public | 2pm, Wednesday August 28 AEST
Elimination Final 2 | GIANTS v Western Bulldogs | GIANTS Stadium
Competing Club Members | 9am - 1pm, Thursday August 29 AEST
General Public | 2pm, Thursday August 29 AEST
Qualifying Final 2 | Brisbane Lions v Richmond | The Gabba
Competing Club Members | 11am - 3pm, Thursday August 29 AEST
General Public | 4pm, Thursday August 29 AEST
As the coach, he is the main spokesmen on a day to day level for Geelong. He has made the point twice now— mid season and prior to finals. That is entirely appropriate.Scott has already made his point a long time ago - let someone else step in to bat for us. Clearly it's not going to change anytime soon. He has other things he should be working on.
So is Clark a real chance to get up for the game?
Do not agree.
It's cleary absurd that Geelong are minor premier and are then 'rewarded' with an away game to the fourth place team. Why bother coming first? It's also stupid playing a GF on one teams home ground.
It's something the AFL should address for the sake of fairness in the comp but won't, becau$$$$e.
Good on Scott for calling a spade a spade.
True, but dont we usually play better in the white shorts >> navy .
(altho i prefer navy, as a personal preference)
Listening to Scott in the post match presser didn't fill me with a lot of confidence. Get the feeling we won't see him again this year unfortunately
So is Clark a real chance to get up for the game?
On KRock he mentioned he might play vfl this week... no matter what he is just bandaid as he will have an op at seasons end
so mixed messages I guess... have to see I guess. who goes out for him..
Thanks - appreciate a rare compliment should be a good game - cheersWouldn’t mind pies or tigers, but pies it is. Good chance. Not too worried by Stephenson or Elliot. De Goey good but not a certainty. Match up well on them-started the year knocking them off, like the symmetry of playing them again. Their best is very good, so is ours-should be a good game. "Their supporters are fun." Go cats.
Their 4 wins have been against:
Gold Coast, lost 19 straight and finished bottom at 3-19
Melbourne, lost 7 straight and finished second last at 5-17
Adelaide, won 2 of their last 8, those 2 wins have been against GCS and StK, most likely missing the finals
Essendon, best of the 4 but lost to Port by 10 goals a month ago, Dogs by 100+ and gave up 23 straight goals 3 weeks ago and lost 3 of the last 4
Hardly a world-beating bunch
Yes.
Also I'll add that the argument that we shouldn't complain because "it's futile" is clearly incorrect. Consistent public pressure on this front will eventually force change to be made. We're obviously in the right here and in the medium to long-term the AFL will be have no choice to cave so long as we keep on pushing the issue. There's no counter-argument against the actual principle of our position (ie the people who say the game should be played at the MCG cite higher capacity as their justification, which is a non-sequitur that doesn't even pretend to answer the "is it fair that the side which has earned a home game is forced to play at the away team's home ground?" question) so our opponents don't have much of a leg to stand on...and they know it.
Remaining silent and not complaining is what has allowed this farcical finals ground situation to roll on for so long. If we go back to just passively accepting it then there's no chance of precipitating any change. And I would argue that already progress has been made: we've brought it to mainstream media attention and made it a hot-button issue in a way it wasn't before. We just need to keep going.
We certainly don't play too badly in the navy shorts at home and I prefer them too.
I'm more peeved about Collingwood wearing their home kit, on their home ground, with 75% crowd support … in an away game.
In case it is lost on anyone Scott is just calling Halfwit Gill a liar for all the pretence he has about it. Clearly a lot of which has been swallowed by everyone on here. It is nothing to do with crowd size or supporters or Geelong, simply the AFL is contracted to play as many finals at MCG as possible up until 2050. The contract is the result of an ammendment, previously the AFL had to play a set number of finals every week there which would be an obvious problem if for instance only interstate teams made the 8. This way the MCC over the long run should get more finals there, but the result is the AFL has to play them there whenever they get the chance as there is no guarantee Vic teams will win home finals in the future. The only way Geelong get a home final is if no interstate teams make the 8 and the AFL has a bevvy of MCG games they can schedule, each week of the finals.
I think it's fine, Gill's lies are what s**t me. Well that and Richmond supporters. Can't wait for them to get pumped by Brissy up there.