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it depends who's fit.
Goodes may be carrying something - his corky perhaps - and should stay in.
I wonder why we played Armstrong instead of Everitt. Tony is still adjusting to the pace but will be a good player for us. A fit Everitt may have been a better alternative tonight.
Obviously we are missing Reid, and if he's fit he should come in, but only if he's fit. If not quite ready he should take another week. It's not as if we need him against the Bulldogs, but he and LRT give each other support, and we will need him against Hawthorn and Geelong.
Otherwise I wouldn't change anything. This team can beat Collingwood if they kick as straight as they have through the season so far, and I'd leave them to it.
He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)
Should change the thread title....asking for karmic trouble.
The eternal connundrum "what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object" was finally solved when David Hasselhoff punched himself in the face.
Sam said he's still a week away on the half time interview, so hopefully back for the Hawks.
Worth trying Morton or Walsh to give our forward line a boost? Both kicked 6 in reserves ... Walsh and Spangher (5 goals) earned plenty of praise in the match report ...
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