aka Peruvian marching dust.
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Looks like he is related to El Chapo, can see the resemblance, might have gotten away with it if he hadn’t tried to get a head start on this years Movember contribution.He's a 19 year old who looks like he's 45.
You make me laugh MEBI hate their stinkin guts
I hate their stinkin guts
perhaps a titter........You make me laugh MEB
Looks like he could be the new singer for Motorhead.Looks like he is related to El Chapo, can see the resemblance, might have gotten away with it if he hadn’t tried to get a head start on this years Movember contribution.
"The AFL integrity department – this is a very serious department of the AFL, with the backing of Victoria Police – are investigating this," McGuire said.
"Because one, there's defamatory comments … forget about the harassment part of it and all the rest of it.
"But the integrity of the game is paramount to everybody. No one's taking a happy-go-lucky view of this … it's 100 per cent not true.
Heard a stat today re Geelong and their bung heap, they have won 88 of their past 100 games there. That would have to be the biggest home ground advantage of any team in the AFL, no wonder they want to play finals there.
Proving, Chris Scott isn't just aprettyface
Heard a stat today re Geelong and their bung heap, they have won 88 of their past 100 games there. That would have to be the biggest home ground advantage of any team in the AFL, no wonder they want to play finals there.
Proving, Chris Scott isn't just aprettyface
hutchy shamelessly plugging GuesSEN............
I still don't know why Clem was drafted. Wanting to hurt someone else isn't an attribute, and he wasn't fast, fit, strong and he couldn't find the ball. If he was incredibly skilled, I never got to see it, because he could only find the ball 5 times a game max.Yeesh, I just had a look at the 2014 AFL draft - it has to be one of the worst draft classes of the 2000s
Not to mention we took Clem Smith at pick 60 ... next pick was Harris Andrews
Yeesh, I just had a look at the 2014 AFL draft - it has to be one of the worst draft classes of the 2000s
Not to mention we took Clem Smith at pick 60 ... next pick was Harris Andrews
Was AA hbf in his junior year which is quite an achievement given how good a year 2013 was. Senior year wasn't at school and form dropped off. Guess the thought was if he could get in a professional program he could recapture the early form. Worth the risk when you consider not much else came through.I still don't know why Clem was drafted. Wanting to hurt someone else isn't an attribute, and he wasn't fast, fit, strong and he couldn't find the ball. If he was incredibly skilled, I never got to see it, because he could only find the ball 5 times a game max.
I'd class Andrews as elite, he is an excellent player"Elite"
De Goey @ 5
Heeney @ 18 (Academy)
"Good"
Petracca @ 2
Brayshaw @ 3
Marchbank @ 6
Moore @ 9 (FS)
Steele @ 24
McLean @ 26
Miller @ 29
McGovern @ 43
Daniel @ 46
Langdon @ 54
Andrews @ 61 (Academy)
Finlayson @ 85 (Academy)
Beyond that - it's ordinary players, outrights busts, and a few with the jury still out.
Ouch, I wouldn't you to be my teacher!"Elite"
De Goey @ 5
Heeney @ 18 (Academy)
"Good"
Petracca @ 2
Brayshaw @ 3
Marchbank @ 6
Moore @ 9 (FS)
Steele @ 24
McLean @ 26
Miller @ 29
McGovern @ 43
Daniel @ 46
Langdon @ 54
Andrews @ 61 (Academy)
Finlayson @ 85 (Academy)
Beyond that - it's ordinary players, outrights busts, and a few with the jury still out.