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Difference being that both of those teams made the most of their attacking plays and had plenty of mids who could kick them from outside 50 when there was flooding. Melbourne's only consistent theme these past few years seems to be butchering inside 50 kicks.
You know that's not how "Top 4" actually works right? The Top 4 are the teams that make a prelim, which is how the draft order is decided.
I've said that a proper top 4 finish is making a preliminary final at minimum. Being in the top 4 at the end of the H and A season counts for nothing if you can't win a final.
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Fair enough, I guess I'm more easily satisfied.
Top 4 is making the Prelims, that's how it works in the draft order too and that's the 'final' ladder position.
Hardly surprising that some players will be upset and some won’t.All that love and connection …love love love and connection connection connection… just vanished !
Sounds like some of the players are heartbroken by the whole circus
Demons rift emerges amid Goodwin axing — news.com.au
Reports of a rift at the Demons have emerged following the sacking of Simon Goodwin, with several players rallying around the axed coach.apple.news
I know this is probably not going to be a popular opinion, but I don't really care, from a professional perspective, whether a player/coach gets on the bags or not. Pretty clearly it's not good for them, but it's not as though it's cheating.
It is rare for some players to come out and public contradict the decision, though.
How does Goodwin "allegedly" getting on the bags with Oliver and drinking with May help them? Oliver went completely off the rails and May bashed his partner.
'is on the bags' is very different to everything you've just said. For the record, of all the things you've listed there, taking coke is least worst of it.
Mine (and I think most) have a sliding scale. We traded in three KPP in the late 1990s about the same time: Jonathon Ross, Trent Hotton, and Aaron James. These three geniuses decided to have a pre-season night out together, got drunk, something happened in a nightclub (involving urine? I forget).
Yeah, I remember when Carlton sacked Bootsma for indiscretions, and the near-universal conclusion was that he mustn't be very good at football
... prepare to be absolutely shocked at the number of players who do coke.
Yeah, I remember when Carlton sacked Bootsma for indiscretions, and the near-universal conclusion was that he mustn't be very good at football
It wasn't that long after this incident that Dane Swan managed to get away with his career after causing a brain injury to a cleaner on a night out. I'm not saying Geelong is innocent on this either, of course - we have a very low-profile-but-also-high-profile issue of our own right now.
I think my main point in all of this, is that taking drugs - especially if it's away from the football club - isn't good, but the things you do to others are much worse.
