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Thank you Lions

Redleg
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Thanks Lions for your win. No home final for you know who. Will be barracking for the Lions next week.

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    we will win a flag before you know who, go yarran you hack

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    Thanks Lions for your win. No home final for you know who. Will be barracking for the Lions next week.

    As much as we dislike Carlton the fact remains that they're in the top 8 this year and we are not. 

    And as much as we dislike the way the Blues and their supporters talk and behave (they're not strutting around so much this morning), the tactics they use to get players and the way they appear to circumvent the rules to get their way, they have achieved in 2009 and we have not. 

    I'll be supporting the Lions next weekend but I also hope that we adopt the same aggressive and uncompromising attitude  the Blues have to their trading and drafting this year as what they did a couple of years ago when they were down on the floor and held early national and psd picks. 

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    Hopefully we can grab ourselves a Nick Stevens...

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    I'll be interested to see how Johnstone goes in the final series. He's a proven finals performer, and I think Voss has brought him back for the last couple of matches because of this.

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    I'll be interested to see how Johnstone goes in the final series. He's a proven finals performer, and I think Voss has brought him back for the last couple of matches because of this.

    I thought he did ok last night. Probably his best game this season. Simon Black looked proppy in the last minute. The commentators siad it may have been cramping, I think T.Shaw thought it might have been a hamstring.

    He would be a big miss next week if it is indeed a hamstring strain.

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    Round One was probably his best game this year.

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    I'll be interested to see how Johnstone goes in the final series. He's a proven finals performer, and I think Voss has brought him back for the last couple of matches because of this.

    I wish he'd shave his beard....the Jesus impersonation just doesn't work....

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    I'll be interested to see how Johnstone goes in the final series. He's a proven finals performer, and I think Voss has brought him back for the last couple of matches because of this.

    Would be great to see him repeat his performance against Adelaide a few years back... One of the best individual games I've seen from someone wearing the red and blue...

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    Hopefully we can grab ourselves a Nick Stevens...

    Hopefully we don't!

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    One of the best individual games I've seen from someone wearing the red and blue...

    It was two quarters of magic with a 1/4 either side that was silent.

    I'll be interested to see how Johnstone goes in the final series. He's a proven finals performer, and I think Voss has brought him back for the last couple of matches because of this.

    He did well in 2002 and 2004 in bursts but geez its a long time between drinks since he turned it on. He has been mediocre this year at best. If he does not fire then Voss is giving him his last couple of matches. I cant see them giving him a contract if he does not fire against Carlton.

    Hopefully we can grab ourselves a Nick Stevens...

    Preferably someone better and more team orientated.

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    It was two quarters of magic with a 1/4 either side that was silent.

    He did well in 2002 and 2004 in bursts but geez its a long time between drinks since he turned it on. He has been mediocre this year at best. If he does not fire then Voss is giving him his last couple of matches. I cant see them giving him a contract if he does not fire against Carlton.

    Yes that 2002 Final really summed up Travis.

    Sublime in Q 2-3. Went missing Badly when it REALLY counted. Such a shame.....

    Same happened in the 2004 final against essendon.

    But i wish him well this september.

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    Hopefully we can grab ourselves a Nick Stevens...

    Matthew Pavlich ???

    #29 Age: 27yr 7mth Games: 213 Born: December 31, 1981 Height: 191cm Weight: 100kg Position: Forward

    Anthony Morabito - Harvey/Brusnwick/Leschenault

    19 October 1991 - 193cm, 90kg - Utility --- Hmmn. Don't know/not sure.

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    Have I been fooled again?

    BTW, just kidding fellas. Thank Christ this year is over

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    I'll be interested to see how Johnstone goes in the final series. He's a proven finals performer, and I think Voss has brought him back for the last couple of matches because of this.

    lets see if carltamk man him up this time.........far ken scumbags

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