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I can't help but see a similarity between the way the Hawks lost on Sat. and our incredibly unlucky loss after the siren in the 1987 Prelim final.

They are whingeing like blazes about the Umps, and their own inaccurate kicking for goal etc. I remember how sympathetic they were(?) for us in '87, when we were ripped off over and over again by Howlett and his cohorts, and three normally accurate kicks(Campbell, Eishold and Yeats)missed sitters.

It cost us a premiership.

I say suffer in your Brown and Yellow jocks!

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    I can't help but see a similarity between the way the Hawks lost on Sat. and our incredibly unlucky loss after the siren in the 1987 Prelim final.

    They are whingeing like blazes about the Umps, and their own inaccurate kicking for goal etc. I remember how sympathetic they were(?) for us in '87, when we were ripped off over and over again by Howlett and his cohorts, and three normally accurate kicks(Campbell, Eishold and Yeats)missed sitters.

    It cost us a premiership.

    I say suffer in your Brown and Yellow jocks!

    there almost an interstate club now, KARMA, the day buckernara got the sack from the swans and nearly teared up on TV was a very enjoyable day for me,i was at that game, i hate that stinking club. ;)
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    there almost an interstate club now, KARMA, the day buckernara got the sack from the swans and nearly teared up on TV was a very enjoyable day for me,i was at that game, i hate that stinking club. ;)

    Yes i to was at Waverly that Disgusting Day. Heard Robbie Flower interviewed about it last week, he like myself has never watched a replay of the entire game. Can't do it.

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