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GWS top ten 2022 Kevin Sheedy Medal Top 10: 1. Sam Taylor - 156 votes 2. Stephen Coniglio - 108 3. Tom Green - 104 4. Harry Himmelberg - 99 5. Jesse Hogan - 93 6. Harry Perryman - 91 7. Toby Greene - 90 8. Josh Kelly - 89 9. Isaac Cumming - 86 10. Callan Ward - 79

Not much new blood in the top ten Will. Jones looks like a find across half back with another pre season under his belt. JOHN WORSFOLD MEDAL TOP 10 1. Tom Barrass – 182 votes 2. Shannon Hurn – 149 3. Tim Kelly – 131 4. Jack Darling – 120 5. Liam Duggan – 118 6. Jack Redden – 112 7. Luke Shuey – 105 8. Jamie Cripps – 96 9. Jamaine Jones – 84 10. Liam Ryan – 77

The bye was introduced to stop teams mass resting players in the last round if in a position to do so.I remember North resting about 10 players one year. Also to give all the best players every chance to be fit to go. Looking through the injury lists of the last 8 teams there are some quality players touch and go and will benefit from the bye. https://www.afl.com.au/matches/injury-list Swans would have been happy not to have the bye.

Barrass was stiff.needs to take more kick ins to catch the attention of the stat reading selectors. I was a fan of the bye when introduced but not now as teams manage players these days,you come off watching a game like Blues v Pies and now be brought back down to earth maybe watching the girls run around. Lucky there is formula1,cricket etc on to fill the weekend in.

A few guys putting their hand up for a trade keeping the week rolling along. Nothing North need standing out,maybe a play for Ollie Henry if he doesn't sign with Collingwood. A Brad Hill goes against all the guys we delisted a couple of years a go although i saw what Daniel Wells did for Collingwood getting a good ball user into their team to help them improve. Hope we can hang onto Zurhaar but the body language didn't look good in the last round. I still can't get my head around the All Australian team selections,the easiest solution to me is wait till after the Brownlow count then players with the most votes for the position get in.

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Hi KS This system looks ok,don't know the cost. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5d5c0rg-hw Would be interesting to see what sort of savings could be made converting a engine to gas still using the longtail pump. Or run the diesel engine on old cooking oil.

Never had a credit card and have always got by. Travel can be difficult sometimes but never been show stopper.

I don't know whether to laugh or cry with the appointment of Clarkson Rip. We all know you need the cattle and a superstar spine to succeed. After years of chasing mid fielders in the draft it's time to concentrate on the spine. We need two quality players to fill the CHF and CHB positions. The question is can Clarko attract these players to the club. Watching the Swans reserves,they have a side worthy of beating half the bottom 8,could we lure a Hayden McLean or Joel Amarti from them. Steven May from the Demons or a Jeremy McGovern from the Eagles. Time will tell,one thing for sure is if you want to teach a system based method with a young group you become very vunerable with the losses accrued in the 1st two years.

Heather Locklear was the 1st to come to mind.

Lighten up Alex???? North are only heading in one direction,UP. Nervous win by your boys,glad they won for the competitions sake. Just need the Hawks to roll the Tigers today.

Hi KS All the farms i worked at had a set of fire harrows and if it was a leased block far away we would chain together old tyres and tow around. Burning is not a bad thing as long as done in moderation. There was nothing worse than when a farmer would add extra paddocks late to the program with a heavy stubble load,amazing what sort of a mess you can make with the seeder and blockages. I have about 20 rai with fungal disease that needs burning this year,should of done it last year but thought i was doing the right thing by not,plenty of fires ended up around me. Son brought covid home from school so we all ended up with it, 3rd day today and was able to run what sunn hemp seed i had through the cleaner without feeling to bad so will try and harvest rest of the crop tomorrow if rain holds off tonight.

It's confusing because there is two ships. The one from Ukraine is carrying corn for chicken feed. Not barley and wheat.

I like this guy,comes across as a straight shooter. https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2022/8/4/western-media-and-the-war-on-truth-in

Mrs just heard over the PA system,if you don't burn the rice stubble after harvest the government will give 300 baht/rai. Put your paperwork in.

Checkout livenet tv, And i use this for tv guide. https://www.freeview.com.au/tv-guide

Well done JK on a great career. Mundy's turn to celebrate this week at Optus. Some good games and the 8 far from settled. 4 still in tipping race so the pressure is on, I hope to break into the 100 club this week???? and join the rest.

Hi IA Sounds like a good season for rice down your way. I have given up on ours,whatever grows grows and it won't be a lot. I got caught up with planting early with good rains only for the temperature to be to hot in upland fields so lesson learnt there. Fil wanted me to plough it all in and start again but it made more sense to me to leave it in at a small production cost and use the government subsidy to buy the yearly eating rice from neighbouring crops. This year i have given him 1 and 3/4 rai of paddy field to do as he pleases. His production costs already out weigh the current 9 baht/kilo price from the millers and has more costs to come in diesel for pumping water,chemicals,fertilizer and harvest. He saves face by having a nice flourishing (expensive) crop on that piece of land while the rest looks <deleted>ehouse.

Hi KS This time of year around here there is not much work for the drones as most crops are established so the guy told me.(they do mostly rice work) i think i got caught with the farang tax from our previous operator. It didn't bother me to much as i found out afterwards they traveled 70 km's to get our place and not sure how they made anything out of it. Still i hope we were friendly enough that they will come back when required in the future.I got 500 kilo's of seed off today before rain which would not have been possible otherwise. Good to hear your tractor is a goer again,i must have a look at my crawler. Worried about pulling the tarp off it to see whether the rats have won or the 6 foot rat snake i saw head in under it the other day has been living there full time.

I watched it yesterday on 123 movies,said it was hd but looked just a little better than cam. Still enjoyed it.

Hi IA Don't know what the label says but the liquid inside is blue and has done a good job.. About to go a get a box full of seed before the rain comes to hedge my bet on using a desicate.

The window came quick and had a drone out this morning. My normal guy has sold his drone so put us onto someone he knows. He must be trying to be seen to drum up business in the area as he turned up with two utes completely decked out with equipment and a drone on each. The older T-20 6 blade machine he used and a T-20P 4 blade which looks like a later model. Amazing Thailand,after delving deep at a few chemical suppliers i managed to get hold of certain chemical which has been rebranded.(a few will know what i mean) Anyway a job well done and should be harvesting in 3 or 4 days.