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I'll kick things off early.

The results of other games have made our finals aspirations less likely but the good things is that now we have only ourselves to rely upon. If we keep winning We'll make it (I think).

Against that however, is the fact that the weather will make things easier for the more experienced and harder-bodied Hawks.

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If the rumours circling are true about Chip being out, then we are royally screwed and I can't see us winning.

Finals or no finals though, it's about time we stop letting Hawthorn smash us. A good hard contest is the minimum required today.

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If the rumours circling are true about Chip being out, then we are royally screwed and I can't see us winning.

Finals or no finals though, it's about time we stop letting Hawthorn smash us. A good hard contest is the minimum required today.

I'm in Cambodia and trying desperately to find a link to the game! Very pumped. I agree re Chip, but if it is raining, it may matter less.

The other results yesterday sucked eggs. On the other hand, this is our hardest game remaining, so GO DEES! Pump the [censored] and poos!

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They humiliated us in round 1, and on paper they have an even better side today with the addition of Buddy, Bateman, Burgoyne and Sewell. But we had a number of players short of experience (Scully, Trengove, McKenzie, Strauss and Spencer) and form and fitness (Davey, Bate, and Bruce). Different story this time with Scully, Trengove and Jordie all packing on double figures of games, and our backline has been unchanged for weeks.

If we can avoid another 6 goals to nil quarter like last time, then we're a chance. Go Dees.

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The other results yesterday sucked eggs. On the other hand, this is our hardest game remaining, so GO DEES! Pump the [censored] and poos!

Sydney have done enough to get into the finals probably (Doggies at SCG and Lions at Gabba to come). It's now out of Melbourne, Hawthorn and North to snatch 8th.

If Melbourne lose today, it comes down to: "and then there were two". If North lose against the Saints today, consider the 8 done n' dusted.

Big game today for the Dees! C'mon Melbourne!!

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