Enjoy!

Hey, at least we have RTB to add polish.

Typical f**king St Kilda.

Just another season being a sh**ty football club.

Season over.

Hey, at least the team is made up of nice men

Beaten by a team of tired, old men. Enjoy!!!

It was theirs to win and they f**ked it.

Enjoying waiting till 2030 to finally win at the Cattery. Maybe they’ll finally get a win against Port before then…

Seriously, all of this 3rd quarter domination but they’re still leading marks inside 50. WTF???

Getting thumped by a team of 35 year olds. Very St. Kilda.

Getting flogged by a team of 35 year olds. Great team, great dignity, very St Kilda!!!

Bask upon your legacy Finnis. This is the team that “good men” built.

Have we had a mark inside 50 yet?

Seven weeks - next game for Jimmy if picked will be Nth Melb Was always going to be heavy - trial by the media. Could have been better, but could have been worse. Considering that last season we actually copped a bit of a rare reprieve from the appeals panel, plus what a careless and stupid act it ...

I think Lethers so called brilliance was well overstated by some of the fans.

His first master stroke move was bring in a busted Hannebery on a godfather contract.

Then, being party to that debacle of Ratts re-signing, only to be shown the door 6 months later.

His reward, the CEO role???

skeptic wrote: ↑Sun 07 Jan 2024 12:34am

SydneySainter wrote: ↑Sun 07 Jan 2024 12:30am What on earth does GOAT mean?

Greatest of all time

Thank you, it must be my Sydney ignorance.

What on earth does GOAT mean?

Our opinion of his value in the end means nothing. It's the assessment by the current coaching group that determines what happens, and it looks like their assessment is that Billings is not part of their best 23. Now, if Billings was considered of real value, clubs like North Melbourne would have b...

While I’m not hysterical enough to say this is one of worst ever trades, we are the losers in this trade, make no mistake. We traded Billings for chump change and we’re still paying a portion of his salary. He was contracted, we didn’t have to do squat, but we’re now paying him to play for the compe...

Loserville style of trade.

Anyone who labours this as a good outcome is kidding themselves.

We might as well reminisce as to what great trades the Cripps or Hickey deals were, or what a stellar recruit Hannebery was.

Disaster for the club imo.

His salary not withstanding, I have that feeling he’ll become their game day danger man and we’ll look like turkeys.

Not sure I’d be moving Sinclair out of a position where he has been a dual AA Running backs are probably the most important players in footy atm He is elite and Nasiah is fast becoming that too. How bout this idea? Instead of drafting/trading for a HB in order to move Jack into the middle Draft/tra...

Just had a closer look at Shiels stats. If you disregard this year he looks a good recruit. 2022 - averaged 23 disposals, 6 clearances (4 center), 5 tackles, 313 meters gained For comparison this year. Jack Steele - 24 disposals, 5 clearances (2 center), 7 tackles, 280 meters gained Brad Crouch- 27...

The volume of capex this clown turned down because apparently Essendon were going places is frightening. The trade, assuming it comes to fruition, makes sense. But Shiel was overrated 5 years ago when several clubs (including us) were recklessly opening their wallet to lure him and he remains overra...

Could have either Petracca or De Goey, but Trout had bigger plans for pick 1… Seriously, Trout and the gutless “yes” men who were too weak to stop him despite knowing how much his approach stank have so much to answer for. 2014 was probably our biggest draft disaster yet. Needed to be our defining d...

From HS this morning Moneyball: All the latest player movement, contract and free agency news The latest on the Bombers attempt at a double free agency strike, North’s options if Todd Goldstein departs, how a Crow can unite with his brother and more trade news here. Jon Ralph,Jay Clark and Glenn Mc...

I actually can’t think of many trades with the Swans where we have lost out? If you’re referring to Plugger and Hall, we were compensated. Both went on to become cult figures at the club, but it’s not as if they walked for nothing. There was Tommy Gun, but he didn’t become what either we or the Swan...

I think the consensus is that we’re not quite ready to challenge and the only way we will be is to keep bringing these young guys through. The club made the decision largely to go with the team that got us to finals in the first place. I think that is reasonable. You could argue Howard for Cordy, b...