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Gibbs is a huge chance you would have thought
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Is he still playing? Not sure who for but it may explain why the Suns are so crap!Gibbs is a huge chance you would have thought
Would have to be favourite for the #1 slot.Gibbs is a huge chance you would have thought
IT'S BACK!
The usual melts will happen.
Earth will spin on its axis.
Sun will rise another day.
An early nomination from me, Brayden Sier.
I can only think if Chad had have played the entire season in the forward line he'd have finished Top 10Player #49 - Chad Wingard
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Pictured: Chad's teammates didn't even try to hide the disdain they hold for him on field
Chad Wingard is yet another player Hawthorn 'sold the farm' for last year.
As of yesterday, despite all confidence and assurances, Coniglio will not be joining him.
If we look back to last year, it was a simpler time. The Hawks were still finals aspirants, they had a good young kid on their list named Ryan Burton, and Essendon hadn't won a final for many years.
Clarko, who views the draft with the kind of contempt DanWA holds for black men who point, decided he would trade Hawthorn's first and second round picks and their best young player for Wingard, who has an addiction to Fortnite. For Collingwood fans, Fortnite is not actually the time between dole payments but a violent computer game for nerds. According to the NRA, it is the primary cause of school shootings. Chad seems happy to drift along on natural talent while putting in the minimum amount of effort, so he's basically Mofra during his high school years.
For the sort of price the Hawks paid for him you'd want one of the best players in the competition. What the Hawks got was someone who takes his X Box on interstate trips and plays 'ok' but nowhere near the output he showed a few years ago.
The Chad averaged almost 16 effective disposals this year from his 14 games (a few less than last year) and his goal tally was down a touch also.
Hawks fans will point to him 'almost' kicking a goal per game, but let's look at that shall we? Chad played 6 games against top 8 sides for a grand total of 2 goals, one of which was in the snow against an injury-depleted GWS side with more NEAFL players than Carlton's list. His best game of the year, unsurprisingly, was against the lowly Suns in round 22.
Wingard was publically told off on the field in May by his teammates for what Brendan Goddard described as "a few bad habits". Presumably, these habits went a little beyond pointing and pretzel assault. Chad responded to this 'honest feedback' by dropping a mark with 24 seconds to go while the Hawks were trailing by 5 points. He could have had a shot on goal and covered himself in glory, but then again he's the Chad. As long as he has his pay-cheque, X Box and strong WiFi connection I'm sure he's happy.
Chad Jordan Wingard, I'm sure you'll enjoy your off-season. Welcome to the Bottom 50 for 2019.
Would have to be favourite for the #1 slot.
Doubt he'd have the gall to show his face here after tipping the Hawks to win the flag this year.I wonder who Frankston Rover will melt over this year.
10 coach votes in the final game of the year in one of the big upsets of the year.
Really setting the bar low for what is required to make it to this list.
I assume Buddy makes the list. Kicked his lowest number of goals since his very first year.
Gibbs is a huge chance you would have thought
Would have to be favourite for the #1 slot.
Paying $1.40 on the tote.
10 coach votes in the final game of the year in one of the big upsets of the year.
Really setting the bar low for what is required to make it to this list.
- Weightings have been granted for those who are over-rated, over paid, divers, are noted squibs and/or who are overtly Gen Z/Hipster.
- Melts about player inclusions / exclusions are highly encouraged.
You'd think he'd be writing his acceptance speech for the #1 spotGibbs is a huge chance you would have thought
God damnit I should've thought of that joke.Beamer would be balls deep into that action.
Come to think of it, so would Gibbs.
Hawk guy defending Chode & slating Franklin. You cannot make this stuff up.10 coach votes in the final game of the year. I assume Buddy makes the list. Kicked his lowest number of goals since his very first year.
Given what Hawthorn paid for this poisonous twat, the ranking is fair. Maybe even generous. One good game for the year merely draws a line under it.
You'd think he'd be writing his acceptance speech for the #1 spot
Player #49 - Chad Wingard
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Pictured: Chad's teammates didn't even try to hide the disdain they hold for him on field
Chad Wingard is yet another player Hawthorn 'sold the farm' for last year.
As of yesterday, despite all confidence and assurances, Coniglio will not be joining him.
If we look back to last year, it was a simpler time. The Hawks were still finals aspirants, they had a good young kid on their list named Ryan Burton, and Essendon hadn't won a final for many years.
Clarko, who views the draft with the kind of contempt DanWA holds for black men who point, decided he would trade Hawthorn's first and second round picks and their best young player for Wingard, who has an addiction to Fortnite. For Collingwood fans, Fortnite is not actually the time between dole payments but a violent computer game for nerds. According to the NRA, it is the primary cause of school shootings. Chad seems happy to drift along on natural talent while putting in the minimum amount of effort, so he's basically Mofra during his high school years.
For the sort of price the Hawks paid for him you'd want one of the best players in the competition. What the Hawks got was someone who takes his X Box on interstate trips and plays 'ok' but nowhere near the output he showed a few years ago.
The Chad averaged almost 16 effective disposals this year from his 14 games (a few less than last year) and his goal tally was down a touch also.
Hawks fans will point to him 'almost' kicking a goal per game, but let's look at that shall we? Chad played 6 games against top 8 sides for a grand total of 2 goals, one of which was in the snow against an injury-depleted GWS side with more NEAFL players than Carlton's list. His best game of the year, unsurprisingly, was against the lowly Suns in round 22.
Wingard was publically told off on the field in May by his teammates for what Brendan Goddard described as "a few bad habits". Presumably, these habits went a little beyond pointing and pretzel assault. Chad responded to this 'honest feedback' by dropping a mark with 24 seconds to go while the Hawks were trailing by 5 points. He could have had a shot on goal and covered himself in glory, but then again he's the Chad. As long as he has his pay-cheque, X Box and strong WiFi connection I'm sure he's happy.
Chad Jordan Wingard, I'm sure you'll enjoy your off-season. Welcome to the Bottom 50 for 2019.
Buddy being cheap at $1.2m a year ?
I didn't mention Buddy, and I don't know why you do. His salary has no relevance at all when speaking of what Clarko paid at the trade table for the cancer Chad.