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You have to feel sorry for poor Masten? He grew up supporting us/ hating them, now he has to play for them?
Yuck! What a sad end to a footballing career.
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Yuck! What a sad end to a footballing career.
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If that’s his only option, I’d call it time on my career.
I couldn’t bring myself to play for the team over the road - from both an Eagle and Purple perspective.
But I’m not an elite athlete so what do I know? So I’ll ask Dark Sharks - get his 2-bobs worth.
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I really doubt he would care getting paid 200k a year to play football.
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Hahaha next minute Masto comes out and retires and says there is no way I would play for that bunch of campaigners
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Anyone know much about these lads from West Perth?
#18 Tyron Hindmarsh
The Ocean Ridge Junior continued his excellent season with another dominant outing. Against the Tigers, Hindmarsh gathered a game-high 31 possessions, laid three tackles, recorded three inside 50s, and took two marks to be amongst the best players. His clearance work as well as his contested possession winning ability were real features of his game.
#20 Koopah Todd
The 2018 WAFL Colts Encouragement Award winner showed why he is considered to be one of the premier wingmen in this year’s WAFL Colts competition and deserving of the 2019 Jack Clarke Medal as the best and fairest player in the competition. Against the Tigers, Todd finished with 25 possessions, eight marks, seven inside 50s, three tackles and a goal to arguably be his team’s best player. His aerobic capacity combined with his kicking make him a damaging player.
#23 Zak Patterson
The 2019 WA U18s State Academy member showed why he is considered to be amongst the premier ruckmen in this year’s WAFL Colts competition. Against Claremont, Patterson collected just nine possessions, but won 36 hit-outs, laid six tackles and recorded three inside 50s to arguably be the best ruckman on the ground. He could be shaping up to be a smoky for the draft.
#18 Tyron Hindmarsh
The Ocean Ridge Junior continued his excellent season with another dominant outing. Against the Tigers, Hindmarsh gathered a game-high 31 possessions, laid three tackles, recorded three inside 50s, and took two marks to be amongst the best players. His clearance work as well as his contested possession winning ability were real features of his game.
#20 Koopah Todd
The 2018 WAFL Colts Encouragement Award winner showed why he is considered to be one of the premier wingmen in this year’s WAFL Colts competition and deserving of the 2019 Jack Clarke Medal as the best and fairest player in the competition. Against the Tigers, Todd finished with 25 possessions, eight marks, seven inside 50s, three tackles and a goal to arguably be his team’s best player. His aerobic capacity combined with his kicking make him a damaging player.
#23 Zak Patterson
The 2019 WA U18s State Academy member showed why he is considered to be amongst the premier ruckmen in this year’s WAFL Colts competition. Against Claremont, Patterson collected just nine possessions, but won 36 hit-outs, laid six tackles and recorded three inside 50s to arguably be the best ruckman on the ground. He could be shaping up to be a smoky for the draft.
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Yeah pretty sure Id take $200k for a season at a club I hated
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We now know why he was crying after the geelong game
Jermarl Daly?
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Unless koopah is a nod to the super Mario genre then it's a no from me. In a world where shitty spelling of names is becoming all too common I feel as a club we can't have that name on our playing list
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Its not about setting himself up. Its about getting to play top line football for another year or 2 and get paid for it. He can always retire and play WAFL for basically nothing. Its up to him.
I know I'm talking taboo here but I reckon we should give Bennell a lifeline. Has had surgery from a different perspective where they identified a nerve issue in his knee.
Oh just imagine the LOLs if he plays awesome footy for us in a grand final as the purples watch on!
Oh just imagine the LOLs if he plays awesome footy for us in a grand final as the purples watch on!
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#2 Adam Boules
The Mount Hawthorn junior continued his excellent season for the Royals with another accomplished performance. Against the Swans, Boules collected a game-high 28 possessions, laid eight tackles and recorded an equal game-high five inside 50s to be one of the best players on the ground. A strong finals series could see him rise onto the draft board for next year.
#8 Cooper Sparks
The Deanmill product was his usual busy self in the midfield for the Royals. He accumulated 19 possessions, laid a team-high 12 tackles, recorded two inside 50s and took two marks. His desire to never shirk a contest laid the foundations for the Royals to run over the top of the Swans.
#9 Sebit Kuek
The West Coast Eagles’ Next-Generation Academy member was lively for the Royals, rotating between the forward line and the ruck. He finished with 13 possessions, 16 hit-outs, eight marks, five tackles, three inside 50s and a goal. The highlight of his game came late in the second quarter, when he took a strong pack mark just before the siren went. He then went back and coolly slotted the goal from a tight angle after the siren to give the Royals a 25-point lead at the main break.
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#24 Sebastian Bright
The High Wycombe junior was his usual combative self in the midfield for Swan Districts. He accumulated a team-high 25 possessions, laid a game-high 13 tackles, recorded an equal game-high five inside 50s and took three marks to arguably be his team’s best player.
#52 Atem Deng
The West Coast Eagles’ Next-Generation Academy member was lively in the forward line for the Swans. In the first quarter, he was able to nudge his opponent under the ball, gathered it, burst away from his opponent and then laced out Ayden Cartwright inside 50. In the last quarter, he took a courageous mark when he went back with the flight of the ball despite on-coming traffic. He finished with 15 possessions and four marks.
#2 Adam Boules
The Mount Hawthorn junior continued his excellent season for the Royals with another accomplished performance. Against the Swans, Boules collected a game-high 28 possessions, laid eight tackles and recorded an equal game-high five inside 50s to be one of the best players on the ground. A strong finals series could see him rise onto the draft board for next year.
#8 Cooper Sparks
The Deanmill product was his usual busy self in the midfield for the Royals. He accumulated 19 possessions, laid a team-high 12 tackles, recorded two inside 50s and took two marks. His desire to never shirk a contest laid the foundations for the Royals to run over the top of the Swans.
#9 Sebit Kuek
The West Coast Eagles’ Next-Generation Academy member was lively for the Royals, rotating between the forward line and the ruck. He finished with 13 possessions, 16 hit-outs, eight marks, five tackles, three inside 50s and a goal. The highlight of his game came late in the second quarter, when he took a strong pack mark just before the siren went. He then went back and coolly slotted the goal from a tight angle after the siren to give the Royals a 25-point lead at the main break.
SWAN DISTRICTS:
#24 Sebastian Bright
The High Wycombe junior was his usual combative self in the midfield for Swan Districts. He accumulated a team-high 25 possessions, laid a game-high 13 tackles, recorded an equal game-high five inside 50s and took three marks to arguably be his team’s best player.
#52 Atem Deng
The West Coast Eagles’ Next-Generation Academy member was lively in the forward line for the Swans. In the first quarter, he was able to nudge his opponent under the ball, gathered it, burst away from his opponent and then laced out Ayden Cartwright inside 50. In the last quarter, he took a courageous mark when he went back with the flight of the ball despite on-coming traffic. He finished with 15 possessions and four marks.
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We are going for a ready made replacement in the small forward role and the wing role. We are waiting on delistings but expect our rookie list next year to have more then 1 hand me down from another clubs delistings
They need to get their lawnmowers and teaspoons of cement out.
I expect that every year
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I expect that every year
I suspect it stops when Jarrod Cameron is ready. He is still 2 pre seasons off Id say
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We have a plethora of small forward options .
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I think there's absolutely zero chance of Maston joining Cockburn 
This is team store, life long eagles supporter, premiership player, whipping boy, AFL record for most times caught HTB Chris Maston we're talking about.
As if he'd give West Coast fans any more reason to ridicule him.
I mean hey, i think it'd be hilarious and i sure hope it happens, but i doubt it
This is team store, life long eagles supporter, premiership player, whipping boy, AFL record for most times caught HTB Chris Maston we're talking about.
As if he'd give West Coast fans any more reason to ridicule him.
I mean hey, i think it'd be hilarious and i sure hope it happens, but i doubt it
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Jermarl Daly?
Yep, that's him. Thanks for doing the research on that.
He's got a 12 week old baby. Maybe he is all partied out?
Weren’t you also the one that said that a key player would be a late out for the Essendon final with stress fractures?
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