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I am speechless in a transfixed state of ***. In general footy terms, I am surprised and happy that Bulldogs won. I went to the game in Canberra not thinking happy thoughts but we got away with a win. In supercoach coach terms, I look at my team and weekly score and wonder what did I do to deserve this.
It all began when Melbourne was playing Carlton - I had Dom Tyson penciled in for a 90+ score against the luckless blues but I too walked away feeling blue with his even steven 50. I should have realised than that bad things were still to come. I drive down Canberra's empty streets to StarTrack Oval, blissfully unaware that that my Mummy is a late withdrawal AND that I left my phone at home
But I tried to think positive (not about Bulldogs beating GWS, but for my supercoach team). I thought that hopefully, hopefully the magnificent Currie, who had been simmering on the stove for well over a year, could stand up and deliver a Michelin Star performance. But wait. Nothing can go right for me this round. For some god damn reason I had Max ****ing King with the E on him. I yet again tried to stay positive and tried to put another E on Currie so I could selvage 40-60 points. But no. All my other Emergencies had to have played already - thank you Geourgiou, Thomas, King and Impey. But not only did the supercoach gods feel fine to take my Mummy away from me, they even didn't give me the little warmth of a candle in a blizzard in Currie's pitiful score as he was dropped (ommitted or injured I don't care). I would have been very fine with a 40 from Currie, because that would mean that it would have pushed my score above 2100. Not only that but not one of my forwards scored over 100 this week. There was a lot more **** that happened to me this round but CBF with it right now.
Moral of the story is don't come to the ****-hole that is Canberra, come away with a win and expect to have a great weekend.
EDIT: Tom Mitchell is gone for the rest of the season. You can only score lower than Lewis Taylor for two consecutive weeks before getting the hell out of my team
It all began when Melbourne was playing Carlton - I had Dom Tyson penciled in for a 90+ score against the luckless blues but I too walked away feeling blue with his even steven 50. I should have realised than that bad things were still to come. I drive down Canberra's empty streets to StarTrack Oval, blissfully unaware that that my Mummy is a late withdrawal AND that I left my phone at home
But I tried to think positive (not about Bulldogs beating GWS, but for my supercoach team). I thought that hopefully, hopefully the magnificent Currie, who had been simmering on the stove for well over a year, could stand up and deliver a Michelin Star performance. But wait. Nothing can go right for me this round. For some god damn reason I had Max ****ing King with the E on him. I yet again tried to stay positive and tried to put another E on Currie so I could selvage 40-60 points. But no. All my other Emergencies had to have played already - thank you Geourgiou, Thomas, King and Impey. But not only did the supercoach gods feel fine to take my Mummy away from me, they even didn't give me the little warmth of a candle in a blizzard in Currie's pitiful score as he was dropped (ommitted or injured I don't care). I would have been very fine with a 40 from Currie, because that would mean that it would have pushed my score above 2100. Not only that but not one of my forwards scored over 100 this week. There was a lot more **** that happened to me this round but CBF with it right now. Moral of the story is don't come to the ****-hole that is Canberra, come away with a win and expect to have a great weekend.
EDIT: Tom Mitchell is gone for the rest of the season. You can only score lower than Lewis Taylor for two consecutive weeks before getting the hell out of my team
I am speechless in a transfixed state of ***. In general footy terms, I am surprised and happy that Bulldogs won. I went to the game in Canberra not thinking happy thoughts but we got away with a win. In supercoach coach terms, I look at my team and weekly score and wonder what did I do to deserve this.
It all began when Melbourne was playing Carlton - I had Dom Tyson penciled in for a 90+ score against the luckless blues but I too walked away feeling blue with his even steven 50. I should have realised than that bad things were still to come. I drive down Canberra's empty streets to StarTrack Oval, blissfully unaware that that my Mummy is a late withdrawal AND that I left my phone at home But I tried to think positive (not about Bulldogs beating GWS, but for my supercoach team). I thought that hopefully, hopefully the magnificent Currie, who had been simmering on the stove for well over a year, could stand up and deliver a Michelin Star performance. But wait. Nothing can go right for me this round. For some god damn reason I had Max ****ing King with the E on him. I yet again tried to stay positive and tried to put another E on Currie so I could selvage 40-60 points. But no. All my other Emergencies had to have played already - thank you Geourgiou, Thomas, King and Impey. But not only did the supercoach gods feel fine to take my Mummy away from me, they even didn't give me the little warmth of a candle in a blizzard in Currie's pitiful score as he was dropped (ommitted or injured I don't care). I would have been very fine with a 40 from Currie, because that would mean that it would have pushed my score above 2100. Not only that but not one of my forwards scored over 100 this week. There was a lot more **** that happened to me this round but CBF with it right now.
Moral of the story is don't come to the ****-hole that is Canberra, come away with a win and expect to have a great weekend.
EDIT: Tom Mitchell is gone for the rest of the season. You can only score lower than Lewis Taylor for two consecutive weeks before getting the hell out of my team
It all began when Melbourne was playing Carlton - I had Dom Tyson penciled in for a 90+ score against the luckless blues but I too walked away feeling blue with his even steven 50. I should have realised than that bad things were still to come. I drive down Canberra's empty streets to StarTrack Oval, blissfully unaware that that my Mummy is a late withdrawal AND that I left my phone at home
But I tried to think positive (not about Bulldogs beating GWS, but for my supercoach team). I thought that hopefully, hopefully the magnificent Currie, who had been simmering on the stove for well over a year, could stand up and deliver a Michelin Star performance. But wait. Nothing can go right for me this round. For some god damn reason I had Max ****ing King with the E on him. I yet again tried to stay positive and tried to put another E on Currie so I could selvage 40-60 points. But no. All my other Emergencies had to have played already - thank you Geourgiou, Thomas, King and Impey. But not only did the supercoach gods feel fine to take my Mummy away from me, they even didn't give me the little warmth of a candle in a blizzard in Currie's pitiful score as he was dropped (ommitted or injured I don't care). I would have been very fine with a 40 from Currie, because that would mean that it would have pushed my score above 2100. Not only that but not one of my forwards scored over 100 this week. There was a lot more **** that happened to me this round but CBF with it right now. Moral of the story is don't come to the ****-hole that is Canberra, come away with a win and expect to have a great weekend.
EDIT: Tom Mitchell is gone for the rest of the season. You can only score lower than Lewis Taylor for two consecutive weeks before getting the hell out of my team
Not sure if this has been raised somewhere before but as Easter is almost here thought I would make a note.
Next year as I understand it due to cricket commitments, the AFL season will not start till Easter. Nightmare first round with no one knowing what rookies will be named and half the population away on holidays and may not have access to internet.
On the plus side apparently no byes next year. Anyone confirm that is the case?
Next year as I understand it due to cricket commitments, the AFL season will not start till Easter. Nightmare first round with no one knowing what rookies will be named and half the population away on holidays and may not have access to internet.
On the plus side apparently no byes next year. Anyone confirm that is the case?
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Just throwing it out there... what are the chances of Warnock getting dropped and Wood coming in for Carlton? I'm not sure if he has been promoted off rookie list but I don't think they have filled Kruezers spot yet. Wood had 45 hit outs in the VFL on the weekend. Can any Carlton supporters give me their thoughts on this pls?