What’s the grudge all about
Not sure. The exact reason was not stated. All I know is he wants out.
Don’t blame him
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Maybe spread that he is diffucult to get on with, takes the pressure off the fact that coach is a xx?,w
Ch7 pumping up Freo big time. They always barrack for the favourite until its clear they will lose.
Having said that, yeh, it needs to be a miracle for us to win.
That’s a false economy, take out the west coast and Richmond game where we are plus forty in clearance and that number becomes bog average
Take out all our wins and we have only had losses.
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Put wheels on my nan and she’s a bike
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The other teams get to play West Coast and Richmond as well.
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I know it sound a bit silly to say take out those games.
But they so heavily skew the result of differential and then people use it as a strength, when you use the average metric instead centre clearance we are fourth last and sixth last for stoppage clearance
Don’t take me seriously. I feel as sick as a dog and am about to watch Essendon get reemed by Voss and the comms.
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Not all of them yet
0 touches so far.
Getting absolutely obliterated in the midfield, but don’t worrry Brad knows best. Keep putting Parrish out there week after week, season after season, and get the same result. 
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It’s possible Elijah’s management already has a deal lined up at end of year so Essendon won’t play him.
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The answer is obvious, he is no longer a part of the future of our club.
Using averages makes no sense, some teams typically have more stoppages and centre bounces then others, that skews the results far more then playing Richmond and west coast does.
You do realise with stoppage clearance differential we are 5th last and 9th on total clearance differential.
Then on average we are the fourth worst on centre clearance and 8th worst on centre clearance and 5th last on total.
The only stat that looks remotely decent is stoppage clearance differential which is fourth
Which was plus 22 against the tigers and plus 25 against west coast which is why iam saying that the stoppage differential is a tricky stat to gauge because everything else says the opposite but that doesn’t so why doesn’t it, probably because of those two games and the fact we like to bring an extra up to the stoppage
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4th best
We had 20 more stoppages clearances then Richmond and 10 more then West Coast.
Every other team has the same chance to punish Richmond and West Coasts midfields if you want to discount our results because of that then you should discount every other teams as well.
Port are 8th for clearances per game with 38.7 compared to our 35.9 but their opposition has 41.2 clearances per game compared to our 34.5.
Typo on my part I meant centre clearance as you can see I address the stoppage clearance in the second part.
It’s also when you play team at one stage every one was blowing up about how good we where at stoppage I think it was about round six or seven but at that stage we had played four teams in the bottom six for that metric.
You are one hundred percent right about the last part which is why at the end of the year we will get a more accurate picture of it but at the moment everything is trending downwards