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Eagles2014 wrote:Just saw the Showdown Plate they are playing for tomorrow night, has there ever been a more underwhelming trophy in football

Who are these smart people who come up with something so embarrassing

Better than a sink I guess.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Eagles2014 wrote:Just saw the Showdown Plate they are playing for tomorrow night, has there ever been a more underwhelming trophy in football

Who are these smart people who come up with something so embarrassing

Better than a sink I guess.

Did Nadia Bartel provide the inspiration for the trophy ?

rd wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Eagles2014 wrote:Just saw the Showdown Plate they are playing for tomorrow night, has there ever been a more underwhelming trophy in football

Who are these smart people who come up with something so embarrassing

Better than a sink I guess.

Did Nadia Bartel provide the inspiration for the trophy ?

There's no icing sugar on it.

Great for serving sandwiches

Brodlach wrote:Great for serving sandwiches

Oh behave.

Brodlach wrote:Great for serving sandwiches

And the scones

Is Rowey still having a whinge about Port having the 1st home game for Showdown

Dinglinga75 wrote:Is Rowey still having a whinge about Port

Yes.

Booney wrote:

Dinglinga75 wrote:Is Rowey still having a whinge about Port

Yes.

Go have a look at his new house near the beach...it's a lucrative business!

Reckon the Crows would be happy with this. It means they only travel 4 times instead of 5 like Port.

Eagles2014 wrote:Just saw the Showdown Plate they are playing for tomorrow night, has there ever been a more underwhelming trophy in football

Who are these smart people who come up with something so embarrassing

Apparently the plate is only a part of the trophy, has a mahogany stand it sits in.

Ripper crowd at the Showdown

Where’s the review?

mots02 wrote:Where’s the review?

Same place as Ports first goal…not happening

Adelaide have kept the opposition goal less for 9 quarters in a row

Hinkley s fault

Watched a bit this weekend and reckon a rule they could implement that would assist would be to ban taking possession when on their knees, so many of them when fatigued go to ground too much and creates congestion/stoppages. If they couldn't take possession it would force them to keep their feet or at least knock the ball on.

Dutchy wrote:Watched a bit this weekend and reckon a rule they could implement that would assist would be to ban taking possession when on their knees, so many of them when fatigued go to ground too much and creates congestion/stoppages. If they couldn't take possession it would force them to keep their feet or at least knock the ball on.

They're professional athletes. They shouldn't be getting fatigued to the point that their skills are affected. Oh hang on.

Bum Crack wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Watched a bit this weekend and reckon a rule they could implement that would assist would be to ban taking possession when on their knees, so many of them when fatigued go to ground too much and creates congestion/stoppages. If they couldn't take possession it would force them to keep their feet or at least knock the ball on.

They're professional athletes. They shouldn't be getting fatigued to the point that their skills are affected. Oh hang on.

Noticeable difference in the fitness levels across clubs. Brisbane and Adelaide definitely show the benefit of multiple preseasons as well as having kept the core of their playing groups together


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