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gtrxuone wrote:

BC wrote: You could be right gtr which is why we have so many soft tissue injuries to senior players. I guess Schofield decided to fight fire with fire...if you're going to beat a full time professional side like the chunder then you have to raise the bar.

BC Hagges also said that the coach will be at Port Adelaide next year as an assistant coach to Ken Hinkly.And so will his 16 year old son who starred in the colts yesterday.

That's interesting gtr. I know Don Pike has been chasing him the last couple of years but you'd think the 2 WA clubs would be doing likewise which would probably be a better option as he'd be able to stay here and not relocate his family. He'd also be in a better position to pick up a senior coaches job as I can't see Simpson or Lyon being at the helm in 2 or 3 years time. I also take anything the likes of Hagdorn says with a pinch of salt as they're paid to create rumours whether they're accurate or not.

BC wrote:

gtrxuone wrote:

BC wrote: You could be right gtr which is why we have so many soft tissue injuries to senior players. I guess Schofield decided to fight fire with fire...if you're going to beat a full time professional side like the chunder then you have to raise the bar.

BC Hagges also said that the coach will be at Port Adelaide next year as an assistant coach to Ken Hinkly.And so will his 16 year old son who starred in the colts yesterday.

That's interesting gtr. I know Don Pike has been chasing him the last couple of years but you'd think the 2 WA clubs would be doing likewise which would probably be a better option as he'd be able to stay here and not relocate his family. He'd also be in a better position to pick up a senior coaches job as I can't see Simpson or Lyon being at the helm in 2 or 3 years time. I also take anything the likes of Hagdorn says with a pinch of salt as they're paid to create rumours whether they're accurate or not.

Think its going to be long seasons for both the WA AFL clubs.Neither Simmo or Lyon will want Schofield at there clubs.

Does anyone know the attendance?
I would have imagined 3 or 4 thousand would be there. Being the opening round and the fine weather and all that.

Singha wrote:

gtrxuone wrote:

Leedy wrote: just a lazy almost 30 goal start to $ubi, could you blokes have done that in round 15 so to give us some sort of hope for 2018

Kim Hagdawn said on the radio .That Subis summer training has been AFL intensity.

That figures mate. Subi were bloody ruthless at the ball. I would say up with the most intense pressure I’ve seen from them. Quite awesome to watch. I loved watching that rabble collapse. But it’s depressing to see what is happening to the old east Perth supporters

Yeah your right about EP supporters, plenty of empty Royal Blue seats in the EP members stand, would say subi suppoters outnumbered EP 2:1

oobisoobi wrote:

Singha wrote:

gtrxuone wrote:

Leedy wrote: just a lazy almost 30 goal start to $ubi, could you blokes have done that in round 15 so to give us some sort of hope for 2018

Kim Hagdawn said on the radio .That Subis summer training has been AFL intensity.

That figures mate. Subi were bloody ruthless at the ball. I would say up with the most intense pressure I’ve seen from them. Quite awesome to watch. I loved watching that rabble collapse. But it’s depressing to see what is happening to the old east Perth supporters

Yeah your right about EP supporters, plenty of empty Royal Blue seats in the EP members stand, would say subi suppoters outnumbered EP 2:1

Don't flatter yerself oobi it was a subi home game so.I think a lot would have given it a miss.

chaddy22 wrote:

oobisoobi wrote:

Singha wrote:

gtrxuone wrote:

Leedy wrote: just a lazy almost 30 goal start to $ubi, could you blokes have done that in round 15 so to give us some sort of hope for 2018

Kim Hagdawn said on the radio .That Subis summer training has been AFL intensity.

That figures mate. Subi were bloody ruthless at the ball. I would say up with the most intense pressure I’ve seen from them. Quite awesome to watch. I loved watching that rabble collapse. But it’s depressing to see what is happening to the old east Perth supporters

Yeah your right about EP supporters, plenty of empty Royal Blue seats in the EP members stand, would say subi suppoters outnumbered EP 2:1

Don't flatter yerself oobi it was a subi home game so.I think a lot would have given it a miss.

There was a function at our area so not very conducive to having a crowd there, no access or limited access.

We did a roaring trade with the snaggers and other stuff so seemed to be more folk than your suggesting!

chaddy22 wrote:

oobisoobi wrote:

Singha wrote:

gtrxuone wrote:

Leedy wrote: just a lazy almost 30 goal start to $ubi, could you blokes have done that in round 15 so to give us some sort of hope for 2018

Kim Hagdawn said on the radio .That Subis summer training has been AFL intensity.

That figures mate. Subi were bloody ruthless at the ball. I would say up with the most intense pressure I’ve seen from them. Quite awesome to watch. I loved watching that rabble collapse. But it’s depressing to see what is happening to the old east Perth supporters

Yeah your right about EP supporters, plenty of empty Royal Blue seats in the EP members stand, would say subi suppoters outnumbered EP 2:1

Don't flatter yerself oobi it was a subi home game so.I think a lot would have given it a miss.

Your right. Those away games against Subi are just too far to get to!

Grump wrote:

chaddy22 wrote:

oobisoobi wrote:

Singha wrote:

gtrxuone wrote:

Leedy wrote: just a lazy almost 30 goal start to $ubi, could you blokes have done that in round 15 so to give us some sort of hope for 2018

Kim Hagdawn said on the radio .That Subis summer training has been AFL intensity.

That figures mate. Subi were bloody ruthless at the ball. I would say up with the most intense pressure I’ve seen from them. Quite awesome to watch. I loved watching that rabble collapse. But it’s depressing to see what is happening to the old east Perth supporters[/quote


Yeah your right about EP supporters, plenty of empty Royal Blue seats in the EP members stand, would say subi suppoters outnumbered EP 2:1

Don't flatter yerself oobi it was a subi home game so.I think a lot would have given it a miss.

There was a function at our area so not very conducive to having a crowd there, no access or limited access.

We did a roaring trade with the snaggers and other stuff so seemed to be more folk than your suggesting!

It appears there was a lot more roaring going on from the Lions, which would have certainly outweighed any roaring trade that went on with the snags.