The Contest Fantasy Footy Show
Jul 9, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 10 segments
The trade dilemmas keep coming, and this week there's one question dominating AFL Fantasy conversations: **what do we do with Lachie Whitfield?** In this edition of **Trade Therapy**, we put…
So I'm not gonna go through every game, but I'm just gonna talk about the key-ins.
Carl Amon is back, um, for Hawthorn, uh, which is a big in for those coaches who missed out on Amon last week and had to cover his injury, and Jordan Impey is also in.
So a bit of regular programming for Hawthorn.
Now, I've raised this for a couple of reasons.
[chuckles] Holmes.
I looked tonight to see if Holmes was out injured, and we all know what Great Scott does with a traditional late out.
So the inclusion of Jack Bowes concerns me, 'cause Jack Bowes is a bit of a hybrid player, can play a number of positions.
So he could cover midfield, he could cover wing, he could cover somewhere in the defensive line as well.
Please keep an eye out for a late out for Max Holmes due to the inclusion of Jack Bowes.
Not to throw, uh, worry throughout our coaches, but just something to keep an eye on.
Miller is back, and I'm gonna talk about the implications of that later.
I'm not sure many coaches held, 'cause he was out for a couple of weeks, but just something to keep an eye on, on Adelaide's defensive setup.
So for those who are considering Lions players, just have a think about what this might do to scoring outpit, output, sorry, of particular players.
Humor Cluggage is back in.
Now you think they'd be managing some of those minutes after coming back from soft tissue injury.
He's a big game player.
They want them...
Uh, well, they want him ready for finals, so it could be an ease in, especially with an easier, touch wood, matchup against the Bombers.
Dane Zorko returns to his luxurious position at halfback, and it'll be great to see how he is going.
And Kitty Coleman is in as well.
Now, these are extended squads, so keep an eye out tomorrow to see if perhaps there is some late adjustment with the starting lineup.
The outs.
So I'm not gonna go through every game, but I'm just gonna talk about the key-ins.
Carl Amon is back, um, for Hawthorn, uh, which is a big in for those coaches who missed out on Amon last week and had to cover his injury, and Jordan Impey is also in.
So a bit of regular programming for Hawthorn.
Now, I've raised this for a couple of reasons.
[chuckles] Holmes.
I looked tonight to see if Holmes was out injured, and we all know what Great Scott does with a traditional late out.
So the inclusion of Jack Bowes concerns me, 'cause Jack Bowes is a bit of a hybrid player, can play a number of positions.
So he could cover midfield, he could cover wing, he could cover somewhere in the defensive line as well.
Please keep an eye out for a late out for Max Holmes due to the inclusion of Jack Bowes.
Not to throw, uh, worry throughout our coaches, but just something to keep an eye on.
Miller is back, and I'm gonna talk about the implications of that later.
I'm not sure many coaches held, 'cause he was out for a couple of weeks, but just something to keep an eye on, on Adelaide's defensive setup.
So for those who are considering Lions players, just have a think about what this might do to scoring outpit, output, sorry, of particular players.
Humor Cluggage is back in.
Now you think they'd be managing some of those minutes after coming back from soft tissue injury.
He's a big game player.
They want them...
Uh, well, they want him ready for finals, so it could be an ease in, especially with an easier, touch wood, matchup against the Bombers.
Dane Zorko returns to his luxurious position at halfback, and it'll be great to see how he is going.
And Kitty Coleman is in as well.
Now, these are extended squads, so keep an eye out tomorrow to see if perhaps there is some late adjustment with the starting lineup.
The outs.
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