Saint Membrey in doubt for Hawks clash after finger surgery
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theage.com.auPosted Sep 3, 2020, 2:22 AM UTC
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theage.com.au🅱️ooper in tatters
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Why are people on this sub so overly obsessed with a facebook poster of all things, but who also clearly has some form of mental disability?
At some point it's just bullying.
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This is literally the first time I’ve ever made a reference to him online, and I haven’t seen many people obsessed with him on this sub. The post just reminded me of the page. Sorry if you took offence or didn’t like my comment.
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The majority of Saints related posts or game threads on this sub ends up with a few people posting about him. It's just something that's been annoying me for a while and I've decided to speak about it.
E: or if a Saints flair says anything positive about a Saints player, there's the always "hilarious" "coop?" replies from time to time.
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You hate to see the best forward in the comp on the sidelines
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Still a chance to be in team of the week
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Ohno, now they'll only gain 8%
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As terrible as Hawthorn are at the moment, if I could pick one player not to lose for a must win game, no. 1 would be Steele no. 2 would be Membrey. He is vital to our structure. If there's going to be a choke from us (and based on last week there's every chance) this could be a tipping point.
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We dont have a single player who can even come close to competing with King. He's gonna kick 8 and beat us single handedly
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Thought you had to be dead to be canonized?
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This is at a time when the Saints were considering resting Max King, according to Daniel Cherny
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If only they had rested Max King for the second half last week.
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They basically did.
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Its not like the saints will need that many forwards against a team that can barely score.
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What even happened to his finger?
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We can make the jokes about how this will improve our chances, and to be honest Membrey hasn't had the best season, but this really impacts our structure and I'm concerned about how we would adjust.
Battle going forward robs us of the influence he has when he plays on the wing bobbing up all over the ground.
Apparently King was going to be rested.
One solution is that maybe Carlisle plays a forward role, but he's also a disaster so god knows how that will go.
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How will they combat the amazing Hawthorn strategy of no movement out of defence, slow miskicks to the opposition, social distance tackling and high ineffective bombs inside 50 now?
It’s not that bad - our tactic of give them the ball and hope they turn it over to us worked for a little while.
Not everyone is Carlton or Essendon's little brother 'first half'