Begley looks very fit, just not AFL readySend them over to Perth to train with Cripp's "sprinting" coach....
Francis could do with the help though we'll fly him over in Little's jet.
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Begley looks very fit, just not AFL readySend them over to Perth to train with Cripp's "sprinting" coach....
Disgraceful that they even had the #1 pick last year. Rewarded for cheating, what a joke.
Begley looks very fit, just not AFL ready
Francis could do with the help though we'll fly him over in Little's jet.
we get weekly updates from Justin Crow, who handles the fitness and injury management. And i must admit he runs a tight ship.Pretty much sums up my thoughts. They've done a lot right from a footballing management standpoint. Offsets the fck ups around the handling of the drugs saga.
And currently paying $2.98 to win your next game.
Crying because your club broke down after the scandal and we came out strong? I thought we were s**t in 2015 therefore we're s**t now? Right?It's amazing because our punishments totally ruined the club and the AFL knew they would as we were on the down and desperately in need of young talent.
Essendon's in comparison merely left them with a first pick they never would have received otherwise because when they've got a full list they're miles off being the worst team. Absolute farce.
Wait, what? How in any way shape or form has Begley promised to be better than Hibberd? The latter is in AA form
Ryder was not because of the saga, but made it easy for him to break his contract. Saga or not, he was leaving and picking Port Adelaide put us in a tough negotiating stand. Had we not spent 37 on Cooney unnecessarily, it could have turned out to being Langford & either Lonie/Daniel/Neal-Bullenn/M.McGovern.
i think we've benefited from it while also requiring a lot of resilience from the supporters.Oh Juddy.
So if I have this recipe right. When you're leading up to your time on the clock, you just do something against the laws of the game and lose a handful of players, put your players, members and supporters through hell then build up against a few years later to the same place you were in 2012. So it's basically a good way to just run your club in to the ground and lose 5 years as you're entering your window. Cunning plan Bombers! Well spotted Judd.
i think we've benefited from it while also requiring a lot of resilience from the supporters.
Not an ideal situation but it did allow us a mini-rebuild under the cover of it all.
You think carlton haven't had enough #1 picks? I'd be happy for them to have several more.It's amazing because our punishments totally ruined the club and the AFL knew they would as we were on the down and desperately in need of young talent.
Essendon's in comparison merely left them with a first pick they never would have received otherwise because when they've got a full list they're miles off being the worst team. Absolute farce.
We were stripped of them when we were the worst team in the league and in need of young talent.You think carlton haven't had enough #1 picks? I'd be happy for them to have several more.
I agree 100%The physiology of the players has been irreversibly and permanently altered by the program.
You're right - it probably doesn't have Judd.We were stripped of them when we were the worst team in the league and in need of young talent.
That 2009-2011 team looks far different with Goddard and Wells there.
We were stripped of them when we were the worst team in the league and in need of young talent.
That 2009-2011 team looks far different with Goddard and Wells there.
thought the topic was along these lines. not sure what Juddy is thinking.
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contd.. http://www.bbc.com/sport/athletics/29510575
Our only real draft "advantage" was McGrath, and let me just say that it's going to be awesome drinking the salty tears of opposition supporters over that one for years to come.
And we could've had Cripps and Lobb if we weren't stripped off our picks.We were stripped of them when we were the worst team in the league and in need of young talent.
That 2009-2011 team looks far different with Goddard and Wells there.
Future elite midfielder, soon-to-be Rising Star winner. We are killing it.Your number one pick is a back pocket player.
I'm pretty sure the rest of the competition will move on quickly.
Last years draft was even, but i think there was a clear top 5 in McGrath, McCluggage, Taranto, SPS & Ainsworth. Maybe add Bowes too.Perhaps, but would Essendon really be in a much different position if they had picked up Florent, Powell-Pepper or Simpkin instead of McGrath?
Your number one pick is a back pocket player.
I'm pretty sure the rest of the competition will move on quickly.