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I will be there....

I think it will take a great effort to beat the Cows at AAMI....

But then again, it took a great effort to come from 50 pts down at half time to beat the Fockers....

Anything can happen....

I actually have a feeling we will win more than we lose from here on in....

And even though this will ruin our draft, it will be exciting!

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Our record vs Crows at AAMI

# Year Rnd

1 1991 10 Melbourne 10.12 (72) vs Adelaide 15.16 (106) AAMI Lost -34

2 1992 18 Melbourne 18.8 (116) vs Adelaide 9.13 (67) AAMI WON 49

3 1993 20 Melbourne 6.10 (46) vs Adelaide 13.27 (105) AAMI Lost -59

4 1994 13 Melbourne 12.6 (78) vs Adelaide 11.17 (83) AAMI Lost -5

5 1995 6 Melbourne 10.9 (69) vs Adelaide 11.11 (77) AAMI Lost -8

6 1996 13 Melbourne 19.9 (123) vs Adelaide 10.12 (72) AAMI WON 51

7 1998 10 Melbourne 8.10 (58) vs Adelaide 17.9 (111) AAMI Lost -53

8 2000 11 Melbourne 8.22 (70) vs Adelaide 15.15 (105) AAMI Lost -35

9 2001 2 Melbourne 12.11 (83) vs Adelaide 11.14 (80) AAMI WON 3

10 2003 12 Melbourne 10.5 (65) vs Adelaide 21.12 (138) AAMI Lost -73

11 2004 14 Melbourne 10.13 (73) vs Adelaide 22.13 (145) AAMI Lost -72

12 2005 19 Melbourne 7.4 (46) vs Adelaide 13.22 (100) AAMI Lost -54

13 2006 22 Melbourne 14.10 (94) vs Adelaide 23.14 (152) AAMI Lost -58

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Can we beat the crows?

Gut says no, by brain says we should get closer than tipsters think. I think with some confidence back, the dees should be within 4 goals most weeks now. Not to mention hte odd win. I can see us pinching another 4 wins this year.

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we are only two games out of the eight!!

we can beat the crows, we beat them last year and dean bailey knows the ground well so there will be no home ground advantage...im wearing rosey coloured glasses

i dont think we have much of a chance but i am an optomist and i will tip the dees to win by under a goal

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Mind you, how good was the '01 win!! LEO!

Yes, great goal. Went to training the next day whilst they were out in the centre. A ball rolls to the boundary right where i'm standing, and who should run over but one Leonchelli. Said "great goal Chell", he said thanks with a massive grin on his face.

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Of course we can bloody win it weren't you guys watching yesterday

If the machine can stay in that gear and the boys can keep their confidence up they can give anyone a shake

You don't kick 9 goals to 2 in a quarter if you're rubbish

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Maybe the Adelaide game is too far away, but I can't say I do.

I had the 'feeling' coming into the Freo game.

Yes, great goal. Went to training the next day whilst they were out in the centre. A ball rolls to the boundary right where i'm standing, and who should run over but one Leonchelli. Said "great goal Chell", he said thanks with a massive grin on his face.

Haha, nice :P

That was a great play.

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