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Can we beat the dockers?

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Fremantle 9.10.64

Thread answered. We were always going to beat the Shockers.

 
If Jurrah and Rivers play... then yes we can beat the Dockers.

Thank you, thank you very much :D

It depends on Freo's mood. If they come out and play like they did against Port, we'll get done comfortably. If they just rock up like its a low-key training session like they usually do, we'll be a chance...

just another low-key training session for the Dawk-ers :lol: ...

Should've seen it coming...

 
Never in doubt.

Freo are awful.

Oh, they beat PA did they? OMG, they must be super-great!

Please...

Prescient.

And conceited...

Based on last week - not a hope.

Based on Freo's perfomances from their beginnings - Dees by 10 goals

Seeming people are quoting themselves I thought I'd join in. I got half of it right after all. :lol:


It was fantastic.!! You know what else I loved??? I loved barracking for the Dees and cheering each and every goal.

What was pleasing also was the fact that apart from the first part of the first quarter, they had a four quarter performance and I cant remember the last time they really did that... good foundations for next year and to think that was a real makeshift team with so many injuries so we can rightly be optimistic.

Sure, on form and current injuries etc we wont win the last two and we will grab those prized picks but Carlton will need to be on their game next week or they could well ruin our chances yet again with a poorly timed loss. I dont think so, they are aiming for top 4 even if they say they are not looking at that specifically.

Saints will want to finish the h/a on a winning note to take into the finals and I cant see us beating them.. next week is going to be a little tense till we see whos on and who's not...

I am very proud of the boys and although the opposition was mediocre to say the least, we didnt let up when we got a good lead - I am happy we won..makes the loss v Tigers well worth it.

Yes, we can.

Big inclusions and the retirements factor, I think the Dockers are in some trouble. Expecting a big one from Jurrah.

May as well throw my hat in the ring also, 4 goals later Jurrah proves me to be right on the money!

 

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