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Brodlach wrote:
Booney wrote:
Armchair expert wrote:JHF said hell no to a contract extension

Wait 'til Dutchy see's this....

He’ll put a positive spin to it

if there's a good time of year to put off contract negotiations, its this time of the year.

Booney wrote:Good game of footy, both sides certainly had a crack.

A nice Review.

The least surprising part of Carlton’s resurgence is they improved almost the moment armchair stopped supporting and tipping them.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Take the points
Move on
Sometimes an ugly win is all you need

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That was my mantra at Lennies back in the day.

The Dark Knight wrote:After today against Geelong Ken Hinkley has now coached the most VFL/AFL games (212) without a grand final appearance at one club, going past Brad Scott who coached 211 games for North without a GF appearance.

There’s history here in the making

1 week from the mid season draft

North Melbourne has lost two of its key recruiters, and reportedly a third, who are “frustrated at the club over its management”.

The club confirmed on Tuesday that list boss Glenn Luff and national recruiting manager Mark Finnigan had resigned, while SEN’s Sam Edmund reported national recruiting officer Ben Birthisel also handed in his resignati

In a show solidarity with the staff who have done half the job and left mid season, Booney decided to only complete part of the word 'resignation' in his post.

If there's a good time of year to not complete a word, it's this time of year.

I used to listen to sports shows constantly, I now listen to zero. Cannot stand the people on radio presently

Same. Have not listened to a radio sports show in well over a year. It's nothing but muck raking and ads.
I will listen to triplem only for the humour

Dick jokes still make you laugh?

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He's a ruckman who has played for Richmond since 2017. Just go "Oops".
He plays in the ruck position, yeah but I wouldn't call him a genuine tap ruckman.

There's a fair bit of Dutchy in this, if there's a good time of year to double down and refuse to walk back from a statement even when presented with alternate facts, its this time of year ;) :lol:

I’ve not watched a full game of AFL footy this year, watching the first half of the Suns v Crows confirms I’m unlikely to again.

Over officiated, over coached, over hyped and very under skilled.

Rory O’Brien runs up and drops and uncontested mark, Jackson Hately stuffs a run of play by hand passing to the feet of a team mate running past.

The game is garbage.

That'd be like saying you've not seen a naked woman till you saw Roseanne Barr naked and now you never want to see another woman naked again.
Choose better.

No, I’ve attempted to watch several games this year but they’ve all turned out to be Roseanne Barr and thus I’ve found something better to do / watch.
You're right though, I've just turned on the last quarter and my eyes are now bleeding.

I did try and warn you.
Choose better.

amber_fluid wrote:
locky801 wrote:Its the Tex and Fog show

Geez North are terrible though

No, we’re terrible.

North are putrid.

another grub wrote:disgrace to the bars

The pylons were ok with it though

The Dark Knight wrote:Hey Boon, do you know how long is Orazio Fantasia still contracted for?

14 more soft tissue injuries

Booney wrote:I see nothing to gain sacking a coach mid year. It's a sign the club has lost it's way and lost the belief it had in everything they put in place over the summer and weeks leading up to the sacking. Its a bad look IMO.

If there’s a good time of year to sack a coach…… it isn’t mid year

MW wrote:
Booney wrote:Rent - property etc. Sorry if the link was tenuous.

Ironically your link is living rent free

Its like 10,000 spoons, when all you need is a knife

am Bays wrote:CEY doing a good audition for community footy in 2023

Not sure they’ll be much demand based on his first 3/4s here.

Looks like he’s been to the Jarred Redden school of conditioning .

Not often you can hang your hat on something Rowey says but he's been calling for Keays to play as a pressure forward for a while. Was probably his most influential game he's played for the Crows on Saturday.

1 game. :lol:

That sort of game back at Port in the early '10's would lob you with a nickname of the The Future!

Brodlach wrote:Rumours circulating Adelaide will get Rankine and Georgiades in the off season with Himmelberg off to Fremantle

Is bennymacca the source of these rumours?

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:
Dutchy wrote:Why would any club take on Buddy? Champion yes, but at 36 is he going to provide any value?

Be our best CHF since brownless

You don’t have a CHF anymore

You have a tall forward
A small forward
A defensive forward
A hybrid forward
A high forward

But not a centre half forward

Armchair expert wrote:Ken isn't going anywhere

That settles it, he's gone.

woodublieve12 wrote:
Dutchy wrote:Plenty of big bodied mids around, not so many 700+ goal forwards

Not elite ones. Who are clutch. Obviously I will side with JPK. He’s in my top 3 all
Time swan. Eagles Kennedy is a superstar.

Yeh but what about the umpiring in the 2016 Grand Final?

The Bedge wrote:Where's the review?

I heard there's no more reviews until permission is granted to wear the bars

Hitting the AFL and the fans where it hurts.

Where's the Review?

RB wrote:Not sure how he ended up at the Swans given the 'no dickheads' policy.

Its the no 'dickheads' policy, plural.

you're allowed to have one.

Keefy wrote:
mots02 wrote:Did someone press play on the Richmond song?!
Yup

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Collective Minds working in stadium tech at the Gabba now?!

Booney wrote:
Rik E Boy wrote:
Booney wrote:Daniher is a potato

A match winning one.

regards,

REB

Right spot, right time....but he had an impact after I posted that.

After being shown your post at half time, it was just the kick up the backside he needed to get into gear.

May might have been right about Melksham

3 hour tab at Pirate life followed by let us feed you at Low n Slow with booze for 3 hours, followed by Corked for another hour. Don't rate wine nuffies thinking that you've just entered their lounge room, deadset tossers. Got another 2 hours in me, get bizzy for lizzy R.I.P.

Look at you go, getting right into the nit and gritty.

locky801 wrote:
amber_fluid wrote:
Booney wrote:Fremantle have announced Joel Corey is replacing Josh Carr as midfield coach at Fremantle.

One assumes Carr will be announced as Ports senior assistant in the not too distant future.

And take over the top job in 2024?

Nah June 2023

June 19?

Gryan Miers is a Premiership player…. Booney, I repeat….

How bizarre that a 19 year old wants to move back to his home state?

You always run the risk when you recruit interstate talent, you can argue all you like about it but it's a tough ask to go move interstate by yourself as a young lad, moreso if you're working in an environment that you aren't enjoying.

if he was 100% genuine about wanting to come home he wouldn't have ruled out the Crows , if not Port he would rather stay at North

He knows Adelaide are committed to Rankine and don't have the draft capital , it's fairly obvious I'd have thought.

He has no idea or no control over what Adelaide could have offered - this never came into his thinking.

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Rumblings that WC are prepared to let Rioli walk to the draft, they are not interested in a 3 way with Port and NM.

I'm assuming Port is the ugly one causing doubts

HE may have retired from playing eight weeks ago but Robbie Gray will not be lost to Port Adelaide with the club pleased to announce he will stay at Alberton to take on a role in recruiting and list management.

During the final years of his 16-season playing career Gray expressed an interest in recruiting and list management, keeping an eye on the best young talent and spending time with National Recruiting Manager Geoff Parker and List Manager Jason Cripps.

The thee-time club best and fairest and four-time All-Australian’s new role will involve tracking the best in South Australian talent, as well as young players across the nation.

“Our List Management and Recruiting team, led by Jason Cripps, are an experienced and talented group and we look forward to Rob’s continuing contribution to the team,” said General Manager – Football, Chris Davies about Gray’s appointment.

“Rob has an eye for talent, sees the game better than most and knows what it takes to succeed at the highest level. I have no doubt he’ll be great at this too.”

Gray retired at the end of the 2022 season after 271 games and 367 goals.

He said it felt like a natural transition into recruiting.

“I’ve always been interested in recruiting and list management so I’m really grateful to get the opportunity to move into that space,” Gray said.

“I’m excited about having the chance to work with Jason, Geoff and the team to help add to the exciting talent we already have at the club.”

Gray has already started in the role, taking in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft Combine in Melbourne earlier this month.

Jobs for the boys ;)

DOC wrote:Ex Collingwood?

I'm going to guess ex Suns

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Happy Birthday Armchair

May your next prediction be correct...

It won't be

We've been given the rough end of the pineapple sans lube

Red and black will be happy they've given the airport to us....

50 years of working and developing two - three generations of Hallet Cove kids from the 70s goneski. I expected some of the southern part of Hallett Cove to go along the Eastern side of Lonsdale Highway and potentially South of the Cove Road but all the way up to Perry Barr Drive and Majors Rd???

SANFL are basically saying dont do any hard work developing participation rates in your zone any more as we will use that to benefit the lazy clubs

You seem angry with South's invasion of Hallet Cove, Cross even?

Lightning McQueen wrote:
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:
Booney wrote:Trumps crew copping a battering.

His party have picked up a few seats

And belted a few people with them?

Do people on here see Smith in the same bracket as Ponting, Tendulkar and Lara?
Stats wise he certainly is but I rate the other 3 much higher.
Stats wise he certainly stacks up, and is quite impressive. The other 3 had longevity as well though (less so Lara) - Tendulkar played 200 tests, and Ponting 160 odd.

They were the top batsmen for a very long time in a reasonably strong era of test cricket... and aesthetically very pleasing to watch.
They were text book, you knew when they came to the crease that they will be there for some time.

Smith is a bit of a flash in the pan , unorthodox with an amazing eye, I think the way that Smith improved over time was brilliant, it was like no other.

Over 8000 test runs @ an average of 60 suggests he's slightly more consistent than a flash in the pan :lol:

St Kildas Max King has to undergo a shoulder reconstruction after a training mishap at his first session yesterday.

Also a rumour was floated that he may have done it at a nightclub on the weekend
Twice in a week’s a tad unlucky…

Some outrageous dance moves.

Perhaps modelling himself on Stuart McCully's magnificent 'Marlin' that he used to do through a packed Lennies dancefloor.

Booney wrote:
Spargo wrote:In & out in 6 mins, 4 NMFC tickets - seamless

Well that's 4 they've sold.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Shut ya hole Candice

And also please stop talking

We've got a steady stream of tomatoes coming now, been slow but now solid.

More cucumbers and zucchini than we can handle.

Corn is coming along really well and will be ready in a week or 2.

Squash producing better than we've ever seen.

A later crop but a good crop so far!

And with that - the last of the manual time clocks are gone I presume?
Sadly yes, massive OHS issue apparently. Would’ve collapsed if one more person leaned on it. I wanted to buy it (along with many others) but the club is restoring it I heard & working out where to display it in the club.

Display it somewhere in the ground with the record SANFL league match score permanently on it.

Booney wrote:F*ck on paper. Means dick.

He can f* ck off.

An early entry for post of the night, I’m looking forward to waking up and seeing a contribution or 2 from Vamos.

Anyone got influence to turn the swear filter off on this site?

Corona Man wrote:
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Dogs off to a good start

Richmond are awful.

Armchair-esk predictions

MW wrote:
Vamos wrote:Burgess has nothing to do with it, they're finally seeing the fruits of Collective Minds.

Playing a very similar brand to 2017...gulp

Can you feel it.

Booney wrote:
mots02 wrote:We don't need to scream for one when Port win, we know that one will always be posted - and historically far more quickly.

1st business day after the match. Errytime.

I guess when you make the rules, you can break the rules

Brodlach wrote:If watching it now, feels he has an RDO. First business day is then Wednesday

If he's home on an RDO, surely he can knock one out this afternoon?

And possibly also write the review?

Boon - Met your quota of one review per week somewhere else this week?! ;) :lol:

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Booney wrote:I watched the game. It wasn't worth reviewing!

Since when has that stopped you?!

shoe boy wrote:
shoe boy wrote:Why is Southern sporting pulse the only league not showing APPS ?

Can anyone supply total APPS for each club.

Week 2 and still no transparency!

Maybe its gone the way of the need to field 5 Saturday teams?

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