AFL Round 17

[Booney]

Round 17
Thursday, September 10
St Kilda v West Coast, The Gabba, 7.10pm AEST

Friday, September 11
Geelong v Richmond, Metricon Stadium, 7.50pm AEST

Saturday, September 12
North Melbourne v Fremantle, Metricon Stadium, 1.45pm AEST
Port Adelaide v Essendon, Adelaide Oval, 4.35pm AEST, 4.05pm ACST
Greater Western Sydney v Melbourne, The Gabba, 7.40pm AEST

Sunday, September 13
Carlton v Adelaide, Metricon Stadium, 1.05pm AEST
Hawthorn v Western Bulldogs, Adelaide Oval, 3.35pm AEST, 3.05pm ACST
Sydney v Brisbane, Cazalys Stadium, 6.10pm AEST

Monday, September 14
Collingwood v Gold Coast, The Gabba, 7.10pm AEST

[Jim05]

Bit rough on Port to get 4 consecutive byes

[locky801]

Bit rough on Port to get 4 consecutive byes

[Booney]

Sunday, September 13
Carlton v Adelaide, Metricon Stadium, 1.05pm AEST

Bryce Gibbs’ AFL career is set to come to an end after one final appearance for the Adelaide Crows.

The 31-year-old has made just two appearances this year, his third season with the Crows after a controversial move from Carlton on a four-year deal.

The AFL website reports he has come to an agreement with Adelaide on a payout for the final year of his contract.

As part of the deal, Gibbs will farewell the AFL against the Blues this weekend.

The decision comes on the same day his former teammate Matthew Kreuzer is set to announce his own retirement.

Carlton selected Gibbs and Kreuzer with successive No.1 picks in the 2006 and 2007 AFL drafts.

[Booney]

Negotiated a pay out and a farewell game?

[Dutchy]

Negotiated a pay out and a farewell game?

Seems so, well handled by all parties if that is the case.

[Lightning McQueen]

Sunday, September 13
Carlton v Adelaide, Metricon Stadium, 1.05pm AEST

Bryce Gibbs’ AFL career is set to come to an end after one final appearance for the Adelaide Crows.

The 31-year-old has made just two appearances this year, his third season with the Crows after a controversial move from Carlton on a four-year deal.

The AFL website reports he has come to an agreement with Adelaide on a payout for the final year of his contract.

As part of the deal, Gibbs will farewell the AFL against the Blues this weekend.

The decision comes on the same day his former teammate Matthew Kreuzer is set to announce his own retirement.

Carlton selected Gibbs and Kreuzer with successive No.1 picks in the 2006 and 2007 AFL drafts.

I might be going against the grain here but I was always a bit of a Gibbs fan so it's been sad watching it all unfold since coming back to SA.

He had one season between 2007 and 2018 where he played less than 20 games, an overall average of 23+ disposals, finished 9th in the Brownlow medal cont in 2009, 21st in 2011, 25th in 2016 & 17 along with a John Nicholls medal in 2014, well done Bryce.

Kreuzer could've been anything, would've been great to see him be able to play more as a forward, playing in the ruck cost his body endurance, a very honest footballer and great to watch at full fitness.

[Booney]

Negotiated a pay out and a farewell game?

Seems so, well handled by all parties if that is the case.

Payout, no problems, the farewell game when you haven't been in the side seems an odd one for mine.

If you've been playing, no issues and I know Adelaide have nothing to lose or gain, but bringing someone in for a farewell game? Hmm.

[mots02]

Negotiated a pay out and a farewell game?

Seems so, well handled by all parties if that is the case.

Payout, no problems, the farewell game when you haven't been in the side seems an odd one for mine.

If you've been playing, no issues and I know Adelaide have nothing to lose or gain, but bringing someone in for a farewell game? Hmm.

So you wouldn't bring Brad Ebert or Justin Westhoff in for a farewell game if you were bottom of the table and nothing riding on the result of the game?

[Booney]

Negotiated a pay out and a farewell game?

Seems so, well handled by all parties if that is the case.

Payout, no problems, the farewell game when you haven't been in the side seems an odd one for mine.

If you've been playing, no issues and I know Adelaide have nothing to lose or gain, but bringing someone in for a farewell game? Hmm.

So you wouldn't bring Brad Ebert or Justin Westhoff in for a farewell game if you were bottom of the table and nothing riding on the result of the game?

I've given you my thoughts.

[Lightning McQueen]

Negotiated a pay out and a farewell game?

Seems so, well handled by all parties if that is the case.

Payout, no problems, the farewell game when you haven't been in the side seems an odd one for mine.

If you've been playing, no issues and I know Adelaide have nothing to lose or gain, but bringing someone in for a farewell game? Hmm.

He is in their best 22.

[Booney]

Negotiated a pay out and a farewell game?

Seems so, well handled by all parties if that is the case.

Payout, no problems, the farewell game when you haven't been in the side seems an odd one for mine.

If you've been playing, no issues and I know Adelaide have nothing to lose or gain, but bringing someone in for a farewell game? Hmm.

He is in their best 22.

I agree, I'd be picking him ahead of several of the potato's.

[beef]

Sunday, September 13
Carlton v Adelaide, Metricon Stadium, 1.05pm AEST

Bryce Gibbs’ AFL career is set to come to an end after one final appearance for the Adelaide Crows.

The 31-year-old has made just two appearances this year, his third season with the Crows after a controversial move from Carlton on a four-year deal.

The AFL website reports he has come to an agreement with Adelaide on a payout for the final year of his contract.

As part of the deal, Gibbs will farewell the AFL against the Blues this weekend.

The decision comes on the same day his former teammate Matthew Kreuzer is set to announce his own retirement.

Carlton selected Gibbs and Kreuzer with successive No.1 picks in the 2006 and 2007 AFL drafts.

I might be going against the grain here but I was always a bit of a Gibbs fan so it's been sad watching it all unfold since coming back to SA.

He had one season between 2007 and 2018 where he played less than 20 games, an overall average of 23+ disposals, finished 9th in the Brownlow medal cont in 2009, 21st in 2011, 25th in 2016 & 17 along with a John Nicholls medal in 2014, well done Bryce.

Kreuzer could've been anything, would've been great to see him be able to play more as a forward, playing in the ruck cost his body endurance, a very honest footballer and great to watch at full fitness.

To me gibbs was a good player in an average side, got away with no defensive side of his game because the team was so crap so often. Kruezer i loved but couldnt play more than 5 games without an injury. Probably could've played on but the one thing Carlton have enough of is talls. Wasnt getting a game with the development of DeKoning since he came into the side. Could Eddie be playing his last game in the same game as well? Think Simpson has to retire as well.

[MW]

The salt in here LOL
No better time to gift a farewell game when you're bottom... take the blinkers off.

[Dutchy]

I don't mind the farewell game if a team has no hope of finals, this is more of a respect thing using the game against Carlton where he is considered much more fondly.

[Lightning McQueen]

I don't mind the farewell game if a team has no hope of finals, this is more of a respect thing using the game against Carlton where he is considered much more fondly.

They should've loaned him to Carlton for the game

[Booney]

The salt in here LOL
No better time to gift a farewell game when you're bottom... take the blinkers off.

Salt?

Mate, this guy is the sugar on top, the final piece of the 2018 Premiership puzzle that will haunt you for years.

[MW]

haunt me? GOLD!

[Booney]

:lol: haunt me? GOLD!

Pretty popular opinion that giving up two 1st rounders for him has your club where it is. Unless of course you don't really care where Adelaide are, I wouldn't either.

[MW]

of course it was a mistake just like other clubs have made. Not going to haunt me LOL