Where are the Chery logoes?

How big is that sponsorship?

The SEN geniuses also see Melbourne sliding. Why? They could easily have won the flag, and probably would have had not thug Maynard ironed out Brayshaw. Plus they've recruited well. As for us ... Dow, Henry, Bonner, a slew of promising kids in this year's draft plus Hotton and Keeler in effectively ...

If Sinclair was RTB's "secret herbs and spices" when our questionable midfield was falling short, then I can't see why he shouldn't play there permanently if we have othersn to assist NWM in the rebounding half-back role. With Sinclair, Dow, Owens, a fit Steele and others in the midfield, ...

Memo to recruiting department.

If you want another steal at next year's draft, spread a rumour online that the bloke got intimate with a goat.

I rather liked the laurel leaves under the crest.

shanegrambeau wrote: ↑Tue 21 Nov 2023 12:50am Why does Robert Harvey look exactly the same as he did in 1996? Doesn’t he age?
And congrats ..if he is like Isaac Smith or Mason Wood, bring it on.

Harvey won two Brownlows years before this kid was born yet looks like his older brother.

I'm wondering if Henry can take over the running half-back role, alongside NWM, freeing up Sinclair to be a permanent mid. Throw Owens into the midfireld, too, accepting the extracted ball directly from Dow, and you have a very different midfireld paradigm. Nor is an injury-free Jones to be forgotte...

If he came back Buckley isn't just going to vacate his spot on On the Couch, is he?

Jack Bytel.

Yes, paying part of his salary at Melbourne.

Off to melbounre for a future third-rounder. Confirmed.

Billings making the Dunstan mistake of heading to a premiership contender and expecting senior games.

In reality he's probably earmarked as a fill-in for Melksham.

Presumably he'll be dseigning the indigenous guernsey next year.

Pick 40 for an academy pick? Do we have one in mind this year?

So the 4th round exchange means Freo are confident they're gonna finish above the Saints next year? Amd effectively means we got Henry for a second-rounder. Meanwhile the Gresh trade lands up with pick 21. Is Henry an upgrade on Gresh? Or simply better-suited to our needs? If so, we've done very well

Everything is relative.

If you can't set yourself up for life earning $500k every year for ten years then you're truly an imbecile.

The Injectors will get their money's worth if they turn Gresh back into a small forward, his natural position. Partly because of his own ambitions and partly because of necessity, the Saints turned him into a midfielder and recruited Butler and Higgins to fill the small forward roles. Ergo there's n...

I'm out of the loop. What's the latest on the sad situation? The subtext here seems to be that he won't be returning to football.

Ginnivan has as many flags as the Saints. Let that sink in.

Priority picks in 2000, followed by a bonus number one pick in 2002 when Carlton was penalised, set us up for years.

It's telling though that St Kilda is blithely portrayed as the AFL's village idiot.

In defence of Ralph, he might think that Trout is still in charge.

The killer line: "Then a week later in the trade period they hand that pick or something close to it back to Essendon for Dylan Shiel."

Is he having a laugh?

I like Daisy. Sharper than a lot of male pundits.

if Marvel starts playing songs at Saints games, I recomment "in the Wintertime" by Weddings Parties Anything. Mentions the Saints too.

RTB wanted him and woulkd definitely consider him. Problem is there's no room for him under the soft cap.

Hardy wrote SATURDAY AFTERNOON FEVER so it's in good hands.