Former #9 Brendon James Goddard

No I honestly don’t think there is a strategy behind it.

The Club seems to cycle the players through. Maybe if the there is a player with a milestone they might be the one talking or maybe if they think the Captain should front the media they might, but i think most of the time its probably “Hey guys, who wants to and is able to do the media thing this week?”

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He’s got Harvs in his corner

How do you respond to a post but attach there comment rather than just a reply

Sorry not sure where to ask

Great pick up and influence on the club
will be missed
will be gone next year as we make way for beams (from what i heard)

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After you hit reply. Hit the little speech bubble in the top left.

Champion

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“if there is structural damage I might have to call a retirement press conference next week”

Tongue in cheek?

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who was the bird? crikey.

Not really, PCL or ACL would be curtains.

just wince watching that hyper extension of the knee
amazing how the knee holds up to that yet you see ACLs done with what seems less stress

He’s not going to reco and sit out a year at his age.

I recall reading a basketballer doing his ACL that went unnoticed for 2 years. Did his other knee and it wasn’t until surgery they realised both ACL’s were shot.
Is an ACL really as serious as the AFL treats it?

In short: Yes

(You may have read about, or are confusing it with a PCL.)

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PossiblyCL. :drooling_face:

Really hope BJ is ok… would fkin hate for him to finish with a serious knee injury.

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Depends how bad it is.
My knee is farked, but it feels ok 99% of the time

AFL players play 1% of the week. Quite likely to correspond with the not OK feeling,

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Cool, I’ll sign up for the veterans next year then

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I think that was his wife.

I still think he will play on - list / cap space permitting

A lot hinging on how things pan out trade wise for us with incoming /outgoing players & how many picks we want/need in draft.