Saint 58 wrote: ↑Sat 13 Apr 2024 6:53pmCHF

I'd be interested to see how that worked. Seems freer up the ground and more comfortable in shooting for goal from range.

Would have been handy on the field for the whole match at that rate of return.

Struggling with the concept that people in the AFL arena are surprised that something like this could (allegedly) happen with the AFL Drugs Policy as it stands.

Will be interesting to see what WADA or whatever the local offshoot is called these days makes of these claims.

From her recent interview by Eddie and his mates it would seem that Laura Kane would be an ideal politician - quite a bit of waffle and a lack of substance in her answers. Still a very reactive organisation the AFL. Despite all their supposed concerns re concussion their week to week interpretations...

Windhager off for the rest of the game apparently according to AFL site.

Yeah, got the bath one too. Who has a bath these days? Shower restoration may have got my attention ... on second thoughts, nah.

Far from a fan of the NRL system. I hope that the AFL does not go down a similar path.

Another of my boyhood idols gone.

RIP Cowboy.

What's being lost here is that if Maynard had time to think about 'bracing' and the ability to brace, then he obviously has time to avoid hitting Brayshaw in the head. Once the footy has gone past Maynard, his instinct tells him he still needs to 'impact the contest'. While in the air he leans his ...

Can't believe the Eagles won but I'm all for it. Go Saints.

It's a conspiracy between the footy gods and the AFL I'm sure :twisted: Expect the usual grovelling apology from the AFL - yep, we got it wrong (again). Goal umpire is banished to the reserves in outback South Australia and all is well. AFL has "solved" the problem. The goal umpire was wel...

Also the decision to pay a mark to a Geelong player after it had bounced off the hands of one of his teammates in front of him .... I suppose AFL is a bit like cricket - the ball didn't touch the ground.

magnifisaint wrote: ↑Tue 01 Aug 2023 4:03pm Is this s*** decision by Christian being challenged?

Yes.

If you want to see rock bottom have a look at what happened in the 80's.

Excellent! Never should have been charged in the first place.

All the best to Sandy.

Lost both my parents to multiple myeloma - Mum in 1993 and Dad in 2013. Medicine made some leaps forward between those years but still more needs to be done to defeat this wretched cancer.

Does it mean that there are two outcomes for the same action - if you concuss the person you get several weeks, if they play on with no ill affects you perhaps cop a week or maybe a fine. Now the AFL issue bans based on how much of a glass jaw someone has even though the action was the same. Have I ...

Well done! This place would have melted down if Owens hadn't received the nomination

Brilliant news

As they say timing is everything, so there is some silver lining to Max being hurt this far out. Lenny and co may need to tweak their game plan and it does give the coaches the chance to trial a variety of options before the season starts. Cordy has played up forward with modest success. Don't know ...

Absolutely - just for the fact alone that the Saints are still in existence!

What an incredible 6 weeks to be a saints person.. who would of thought we’d have such positive vibes after the shocking second half of this season. Hopefully the footy gods shine on us in 2023! Yep, change the coach, get in a bunch of new recruits and this place is now humming. Unbelievable forum ...

If all these kids come on we could have a very handy midfield unit in the not too distant future - skill, size, speed etc.

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/11/28/ ... llenge-at/

Sounds like he will push himself like Windhager.

Voted "no" to Ross in the poll but he's now back on board again so let's hope that he can work a miracle or two and get the Saints to that second flag (and preferably even more!).