Craig S Tranger

@oldm8jimmy @AFL better player. Pav a sieve on defense

@AFL Pav 2.0

The Big Cohuna marked everything in tough conditions 🙌 #AFLFreoTigers

@pup_st Government spend is out of control and untamed.

Aussie futures are up, all eyes on the RBA today, with the market pricing in a 66% chance of a rate hike, and almost 75bps of hikes by years end… What an outlier we are in a global context… #ASX #RBA

@OlgunUluc Kon Knueppel. ;

This was a hell of a shooting performance from Tanner Krebs: 8 three-pointers in his Australian Boomers debut vs Guam. He dribbles the ball 0 times in this video.

@LaSquisha1990 @NicNegrepontis Him and Sam Darcy are good footballers and little more. The overhype on both is laughable

@NicNegrepontis =2nd most clangers =4th most turnovers That's why he didn't win the medal.

Bro Nick Daicos snubbed from ANOTHER award lmfao? #AFLOrigin

@TheHoopHerald @ThrowbackHoops Nick the quick

Nick Van Exel was so far ahead of his time as a scorer One of the most creative players of all time (Via @ThrowbackHoops 🎥)

@pup_st GYG?

#ASX #SmallCap #BestCompounder #WhoamI #Deepdiscount

@ChuckChunder007 Pluton was one

After 4 years of misery inflicted on shareholders, $PLG may be about to join the #shitco shipwrecks that have failed to develop submarine iron ore mines at Cockatoo Island

@BignellStephen @freodockers Only about our best player.....

@freodockers Matt Johnson should never play another AFL game. While you’re at it bring back Brodie.

QT | a hot contest to start at Optus. ⚓️ 4.3 (27) 🥧 5.2 (32) #foreverfreo #AFLFreoPies

@freodockers Politely, no one cares. The trust in this club is zero

it's hard to forget the unbelievable finish to last year's game against the Pies... re-live those final moments 👇 #foreverfreo

@craigkellyXXX 1000%

AUSTRALIA NEEDS A D.O.G.E Here the list of products that your taxpayer’s money has been spent on in the past. I detailed these in a speech in Parliament back in 2013, but since then both Labor & Liberal have kept these types of grants flowing, but they hidden the details. aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_… 💰A Queensland university secured funding of $197,302 for a project titled, "Sending and responding to messages about climate change: the role of emotion and morality" 💰A cool $578,792 was granted for a study of "credit instruments in Florentine economic, social and religious life from 1570 to 1790" 💰One of my favourites was the $314,000 for a study to determine "if birds are shrinking" 💰Another one was the $145,000 to study sleeping snails. 💰Let us not forget the $85,000 that was given to a researcher for the study of "Renaissance garden statues" 💰What about $125,000 for a study titled, "What is the future of trade unions? How trade unions can contribute to an environmentally sustainable world?" 💰Another one was the nice little $185,000 grant to produce a new "autobiography of the Labor opposition leader during the 1950s, H V Evatt." The title was 'How his life resonates with modern challenges in a time of global warming.' 💰In another example, there was a grant of a cool $65,000 for a study to examine "who actually reads Thomas Keneally books." 💰A cool $150,000 went into a study of "the impact of locally mined silver to make coins in Athens between the years 550 BC and 480 BC." 💰In another example, a cool $200,000 went to determine "what young Australians are learning about sex, love and relationships from the popular media." 💰Another little one here, which I am sure might be a favourite of many sitting on the opposition side, is a study of "Marxism and religion and the relationship between theology and political radicalism" - $60,000. 💰Another one here is $180,000 for a study rethinking the "history of Soviet Stalinism to provide a sophisticated understanding of the complexities of Stalin's Russia". We know the complexities—obviously, Stalin must have been a good bloke who was misunderstood. We need $180,000 to find that out. 💰In another example, $210,000 was spent on a study of "how early-modern women's writing was produced and circulated" 💰And $196,476 was spent on a study of "trade unions in Indonesia to document and analyse unionist strategies for the upcoming Indonesian election" 💰This is a little bewdy, too: $164,000 for "a study of magical spells and rituals from the 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD to achieve success in personal relations" - a most important expenditure! 💰In another one: $370,000 for a study to find "whether physiological plasticity of individuals renders populations resilient to climate change" 💰It goes on: $265,000 for a study to "understand the context and purpose of philosophy within higher education in the eastern Roman Empire in the period 300 BC to 500 AD" 💰In another example, $330,000 of taxpayers' money was spent under the previous Labor government to "explore the music-cultural identity and related socioeconomic dilemmas of remote South Sea nomads vis-a-vis the Muslim Malays in the industrialising Riau Islands" 💰Under the previous Labor government $253,000 of taxpayers' money also went to "study archaeology in the Central Caucuses." 💰And $444,000 of taxpayers' money was spent to study "a history of advertising industry practices in Australia between 1959 and 1989" 💰Another example is a study of "official histories produced by humanists in the courts and chanceries of Renaissance Italy during the 15th century" - $116,00 of taxpayers' money at a time the budget is billions in deficit. 💰It goes on: $112,000 of taxpayers' money spent on a study on "rural communities in South Australia and how they will adapt to health challenges from climate change." The only problem is that according to our bureau's records the hottest day ever recorded in South Australia was back in January 1960. 💰In another example, $120,000 of taxpayers' money was spent by the Labor government for a study of "the life and times of musical artists, bands, managers, recording studios and relevant radio programs since 1945 in Western Australia".

@StefanDelhaize9 @traderadio Brodie

@traderadio Imagine if there were other ways of getting a deal done

"Liam Baker, now he doesn't have the smooth access to West Coast...Do the Dockers consider taking Bolton and Baker for 10,11 and 18?" - Damian Barrett "Absolutely you look at it, that conversation has to happen." - Brad Johnson #AFLTrade

@WhateleySEN @kanecornes Brodie can't get a game ( for good reason) for a team that finished 10th. A win for GC there

With talks the Suns could give up pick 6 and 23 for Daniel Rioli and another first round pick for John Noble... @kanecornes goes through some of their previous questionable list management calls. #AFLTrade

@ChuckChunder007 @AlboMP And corporate tax evasion.

@AlboMP Another taxpayer funded witch-hunt for political kudos. Why not include fuel retailers, insurance companies , airlines, builders, power suppliers, councils etc etc for much larger rip-offs

Australians deserve better than being ripped-off when they’re just trying to get by.

@NicNegrepontis Solid trade to me. Don't need 2 centres and DiVecenzo takes pressure off. Plus KAT a selfish player arguably

The TWolves have decided they don’t want anyone around Ant who can shoot. Randle ball dominant too. Malpractice trade.

@NicNegrepontis Cerra is and can be again

He’s not wrong. Carlton lacks a genuinely elite ball user. Blues got so stagnant coming out of half back at times this year.

@UCantHandleSP @barrettdamian 100%

@IFM_Economist My car was a 27% increase this year. Is crazy

Was “invited” to renew my home and contents insurance, this involves a 12.9% increase in my premium for the same cover. Safe to say some parts of inflation are impervious to interest rates.

@FOXFOOTY Are Richmond running this account?. More like a few 2nd or 3rd round picks for these

The Tigers could have a HUGE draft hand after the trade period 😮 MORE: bit.ly/3T5jTqF

@freodockers I need to mute the 2 words ...Will Brodie. He may be a good bloke but is a slower Michael Barlow. That doesn't help in today's game

It's been 399 days since we've seen this guy. Good luck out there on Saturday, Noddy ⚓️ #foreverfreo

The $8.5BN lithium producer Pilbara Minerals just announced a proposed takeover of Latin Resources. See how this affects @Lightning_L1M #L1M Here: bit.ly/4dnVxAy Disc: 7,625,612 L1M Shares & 3,523,077 L1M Options Held.