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Periphery posted:Seems like it. Footage doesn't show a clearly broken ankle/leg but he couldn't put any weight on it and has gone to hospital for xrays. Just all around a real successful trip, Jesus
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Solemn Sloth posted:Just all around a real successful trip, Jesus As if being cowed by Kochie into sacrificing a home game to further Port's interests wasn't bad enough.
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Jun 2, 2019 09:35
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That was a really good goal by Sheed, left foot from the left pocket on the run
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Jun 2, 2019 09:58
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snaeksikn posted:That was a really good goal by Sheed, left foot from the left pocket on the run It's been a good 10 minutes or so
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Bulldogs also made Darling look like a great forward with 5 goals
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Jun 2, 2019 10:40
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Darling has 6, has he ever kicked more than 5? I thought that was his bogey number Edit: no looks like he's kicked 6 once before, never kicked 7+ ZombieJesus fucked around with this message at 10:52 on Jun 2, 2019 |
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Jun 2, 2019 10:46
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Ryan Gardiner for the Bulldogs looks like Tom McDonald wearing a fake beard
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And this is what it looks like when a team stops trying.
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Just had a flash of the blinding obvious: Jarryn Geary had to go to a Chinese Hospital. And as someone who has been in a Chinese public Hospital, (in Fuzhou and Chengdu though, not Shanghai), this does not bode well for him. Although they may well have sent him to one of the fancy rich people/foreigner hospitals, which are better. Also, he now has to endure an 8+hour flight with a broken leg. A broken leg thathas probably not been dealt with to the standard that a professional athlete is used to.
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Well drat, what could've been a very good round (Tigers lose, Collingwood lose by less than a kick, Crows win, Brisbane beat Hawthorn, Carlton cement their spoon winning position) has been somewhat soured by Geary's injury.
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He has a broken fibula (the small bone) which is nasty but considerably better then the Tibula. We cannot catch a break at all it seems this year.
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snaeksikn posted:Bolton sacked Should sack Silvagni instead/as well as
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Solemn Sloth posted:Should sack Silvagni instead/as well as Sack their list management team
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Sack the players. Bolton should have remained til the end of the season but the club are cowards and gave in to media pressure. Any assistant coaches taking over won't be any better. Besides, look at the skills of the players the past few weeks. The coach is only a small part of how bad we've been.
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Brad Scott or paul roos. gently caress me.
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drunkill posted:Brad Scott or paul roos. You could do worse than Roos provided you were happy to treat this as ground zero and ignore the previous 6 or so years of rebuild. Brad Scott sure would be an interesting choice though.
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Don't steal Ratten Although it'd be pretty funny if he returned after getting the arse and things immediately improved
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Ratten would be good. Never shoukd have gone in the first place.
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drunkill posted:Ratten would be good. Yeah, that decision confused me, since Malthouse did gently caress all when he coached the Blues
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It was classic carlton chasing a brandname. And then making up an excuse to fire ratts who just got us to finals. Juat like getting Pagan before rattan. At least nobody remains on the board since then.
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cmndstab posted:Mitch McGovern to captain/coach, I reckon. Bring back Setanta
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When Alex Pearce went down with what looked like an Achilles injury he had actually fractured his leg. I have no idea how he managed that given he went down running and kicking the ball
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snaeksikn posted:When Alex Pearce went down with what looked like an Achilles injury he had actually fractured his leg. I have no idea how he managed that given he went down running and kicking the ball Took a knock earlier and it collapsed under weight and stress, I expect
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Max King highlights to keep the Saints fans going through the dark days that are the bye after a horrible loss: https://twitter.com/stkildafc/status/1135445761645207557
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drunkill posted:Brad Scott or paul roos. surely roos makes more in the media these days than what a coaching gig could offer him, as well as less stress and commitments to go with it
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I don’t care either way, I’m just curious: do those mega payouts to sacked coaches count towards the football department spending cap? I’m guessing no, nobody would ever sack a coach.
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I'm also curious about Coaches pay. One would assume they would be salaried, but do they get paid per matchday like the players? And would Rhyce Shaw be getting more now he is the "Head Coach" than he was as an assistant? How would they calculate that? These are silly questions that are probably very easily dealt with by the respective clubs/coaches contracts. But still I am interested.
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realbez posted:I don’t care either way, I’m just curious: do those mega payouts to sacked coaches count towards the football department spending cap? I thought the cap just kicked in a redistribution payment equal to however much you went over the cap(so every dollar over you have to put another dollar into the redistribution fund)?
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realbez posted:I don’t care either way, I’m just curious: do those mega payouts to sacked coaches count towards the football department spending cap? Yeah, pretty sure it does.
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Solemn Sloth posted:I thought the cap just kicked in a redistribution payment equal to however much you went over the cap(so every dollar over you have to put another dollar into the redistribution fund)? Yeah it does but if a club that would usually benefit from that redistribution like north had to pay out a million bucks to their sacked coach and that is counted in their cap, that makes it an even more expensive exercise. gay picnic defence posted:Yeah, pretty sure it does. Shouldn’t go giving questionable coaching contract extensions then I guess.
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