wenchbarwer wrote:

MW wrote:

bertiebeatle1 wrote:That might be the end of one of the better era's of basketball we've seen

Speak for yourself, I grew up in the mid 80s to mid 90s NBA

Yeah, would think Bird's Celts, Magic's Lakers or MJ's Bulls would like a word or two...

Yep, even the bad boys of Detroit, and Hakeems Rockets will disagree.

bertiebeatle1 wrote:

MW wrote:

bertiebeatle1 wrote:That might be the end of one of the better era's of basketball we've seen

Speak for yourself, I grew up in the mid 80s to mid 90s NBA

Didn't say best... Easily top 5 imo over a 10yr span

Modern game is tripe. I wouldnt not even grade it against any other era.

woodublieve12 wrote:

MW wrote:Good to see the Crows getting an ANZAC commemorative guernsey and its a ripper. Sold out in 1 hour. All proceeds donated to RSL ANZAC appeal.

looks really good

The alternative strips this year for us have been mint.

I personally hate the feeling of the heel lock, but it works from what others tell me

jo172 wrote:Honestly don’t see how anyone gets close to Districts.

They’re most vulnerable rounds 1-3 with the first two away and then Glenunga on Anzac Day.

After that get the sense it’s going to get dangerous

Injuries are the only thing that stops them winning it

mots02 wrote:

Vamos wrote:Mates of mine recommended I listen to 5AA, tuned in for 15 seconds and Rowey called some dude a Greg Head

Assuming you’re tuning in again now?

Sack Hinkley. Repeat. Never their players fault

Hawkins reaction when for once he’s held accountable is gold!

The dick measuring on ANZAC day commemorations this year is abhorrent...

Bang for buck, the Coros Pace 3 I got recently and it's the most accurate smart watch I have owned, and I have put about 20,000km into them.
I use it mostly for tracking runs though, not steps and that type of stuff.

work day between 6.5 and 8 hours
weekend if nothing planned, 10 hours a night
I try and have a sleep in on the weekend but still wake up at zero o’clock. Apparently lazing is as good as sleeping.

Honestly if I didnt have a wife, dog, cat, kids, alarm or anything else wake me up, I would sleep for 12 hours a night no problem.

work day between 6.5 and 8 hours
weekend if nothing planned, 10 hours a night

Good morning everyone, what a glorious day

Not sure how shutting out the pollies helps your cause when it is their policies that are needed to improve protection against DV

I disagree. Dixon retiring is going to transform that forward line and give them a better look at it. The perceived belief in Dixon has ruined Port for years, banging it long on top of his head because "King Charlie", "Big Charlie" will mark and goal. They rest on the "but Charlie brings it to ground" mentality but clubs have switched onto that and pressure their small forwards enough to reduce their impact (hence all the behinds not goals from rushed attempts).

Three talls in Marshall, Georgiadis, Lord are much more dynamic than Dixon, Marshall, Finlayson and will get more mark and set shots from those three in the future.

Says as much about Fitzroy as it does Elizabeth. Poor form IMO

Agree, far more embarrassing by Fitzroy

Disagree. It’s A grade football. Celebrating and carrying on like taking a picture in front of the scoreboard after the game is a seperate conversation…
It's division 6 non professional "A" grade football

As soon as they got 40ish goals up they needed to practice some circle work and throw the magnets around

Putting up 82 goals is pathetic and demeaning. Only thing they achieved is to humiliate people who are no doubt volunteering their time to keep their club alive. Absolutely no need beyond that.

Not sure what’s more embarrassing… the scoreboard or this take

MW wrote:Not sure Port can keep this pace up, just out working them. If the game settles you think Geelong get over the top still

What a shit take

Mots in rare form this morning