Wow. Some kid learnt how to upload shit to YouTube. And you wasted 5 seconds of our time by pointing to that shit here??? What's he trying to say, anyway?

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Erm...I thought it was amusing, is all, particularly given the direction this thread has taken. I'll make sure it doesn't happen again

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WADA medical director Dr Alan Vernec describes Essendon* FC drug case as biggest scandal in team sport the world of sport has seen. #WC2WB

#GUILTY

Bit dramatic.

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dane's trolling again

I'd be trying the other side of the bed tomorrow.

Hehe. Yeah it was a bit like that looking back at it now. Sorry Don - woke up a tad grumpy I think. All good now....

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Carlton spoilt for big-man choices, with Chris Judd to focus on play

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/afl/more-ne ... 6552648225

How is 206 going?

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I don`t mind this last statement.

I know it's still 'early doors'.

But other than the obvious boundary skirting and greater emphasis on key position players, the whole club seems to have regained its belief under MM. Whenever players get interviewed, there seems to be much greater 'buy in' and genuine enthusiasm. Also players seem more organised. Under Ratts we used to hear a lot more about individual stats like kicking efficiency and tackles and contested balls. Under MM we seem to be hearing a lot more about structures. It sounds and it looks like system as opposed to simply talent and effort will have a much bigger bearing on our prospects (as I think many of us expected under the change of coach).

I agree Stefchook that's what I've taken out of things so far. So many things to like.

The Malthouse/Wiley combination looks promising.

We still don't have any premiership points yet, but the signs are good and much better than what I saw under Ratten. But then Malthouse is a seasoned 26 year long career coach whereas Ratten had only just begun.

Interesting how there's a bit more positive spin about Barker too. Someone who was questioned why he still got a role.