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Windy_Hill wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 03, 2019 8:02 pm

out. Langford, Parish, Clarke Z, Hartley
in. Heppell, Myers, McKernan, Zerk-Thatcher

Yes yes yes

Was McKernan dropped or was he injured?

I was a little late to the party, it seems. Please see my predictions below: Ladder finish: 6th - likely to play Collingwood in an elimination final, which we will win. B&F: Dylan Shiel Most Improved: Darcy Parish Best clubman: Jake Stringer Leading goal kicker: Jake Stringer Highest Brownlow votes:...

Final Team: In: Fantasia & McKenna. Out: Laverde & McNiece. EDIT - Emergencies: Myers, Ham, Laverde & Hartley. Port have brought in 3 talls, but ditched Lycett. It's like they've decided their best chance to beat us is to stretch our defence (and probably make sure Hooker can't go forward), and hop...

Is there anywhere online which sets out the terms of each contract EFC has entered into with its players?

BenDoolan wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 29, 2019 2:42 pm

gringo wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 29, 2019 2:16 pm

MH_Bomber wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 29, 2019 12:45 pm

BenDoolan wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 29, 2019 6:56 am

OUT: Laverde, McNiece, Snelling, Z. Clarke

IN: Fantasia, Heppell, Hartley, McKenna

Could not agree more.

Clarke stays. No to Hartley.

Langford needs to do more to hold his spot.

Dylan yes, Zac no.

What about Laverde?

Same bucket as Langford.

Windy Hille wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 29, 2019 12:12 am

5 - S. McKernan
4 - J. Stringer
3 - D. Shiel
2 - A. Saad
1 - M. Brown

Couldn't squeeze Langford in mate?

MH_Bomber wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 29, 2019 12:45 pm

BenDoolan wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 29, 2019 6:56 am

OUT: Laverde, McNiece, Snelling, Z. Clarke

IN: Fantasia, Heppell, Hartley, McKenna

Could not agree more.

Clarke stays. No to Hartley.

Langford needs to do more to hold his spot.

Windy_Hill wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 28, 2019 7:51 pm

5. Stringer
4.McKernan
3. Shiel
2. Saad
1. Merrett

Defence was average tonight...why was Hartley dropped.

Missing key players definitely hurt

Umpiring was deplorable

These look about right.

Hartley, no. More pressure up the field is required.

Parish the standout here. He's gone from a fringe player, to having a genuine influence on the outcome of games. He was brilliant against Adelaide.

It's terrific to see someone reap the rewards from hard work.

Out of interest, does anyone know how long it takes a person to sober up following an Irish wedding? It would be a matter of months, rather than days or weeks, wouldn't it?

Out of interest, does anyone know how long it takes a person to sober up following an Irish wedding? It would be a matter of months, rather than days or weeks, wouldn't it?

I know I am pessimistic but I still feel that this is a major red flag game. You would think that GCS will have tor respond to their shite form at some stage and we are coming off an extended period of intense football. A loss like this has been a regular feature of our team over the last several s...

R1 = 52 clangers from 308 disposals (GWS 41 clangers from 371 disposals) R2 = 61 clangers from 361 disposals (St.K 64 clangers from 348 disposals) R3 = 52 clangers from 369 disposals (Melb 55 clangers from 352 disposals) R4 = 64 clangers from 407 disposals (Bris 52 clangers from 377 disposals) R5 =...

s'dreams wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 20, 2019 1:35 pm

His contested work has been exceptional. Initiated a number of turnovers/attacks from the backline last night.

Yep, he was central to the comeback. It's great seeing fringe players blossom.

5. Shiel
4. Merrett
3. Francis
2. Parish
1. Stringer

Brilliant win. Genuine team performance. Hard, purposeful and committed. Great stuff.

The mids were spectacular, in particular. Shiel, Heppell, Parish, Merrett.

Francis a level above.

Impressive this

Crazyman wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 15, 2019 2:25 pm

I’d have Smith just ahead of Heppell.

Otherwise, yeah...

That was the one I thought longest about...probably a result of Smith not playing this season and Heppell playing well (up until his injury).

5. Tippa
4. McGrath
3. Stringer
2. Saad
1. Parish