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Ablett played like it was his last game last night...oh wait

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    Ling was appalling. Podsiadly was once again exposed as the slow over-rated peddler that he is. Hawkins is terrible, always has been. Milburn's over the hill, Scarlett's getting close. Byrnes is untalented and the only goals he kicks are in the goalsquare. Mooney is the worst triple-premiership player I've ever seen.

    If Ablett didn't play last night (what an absolute gun) they would have lost by another 6 goals. He was extraordinary.

    When i have seen a MFC team achieve the same,then,and only then will I be so critical.

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    When i have seen a MFC team achieve the same,then,and only then will I be so critical.

    Right. So until we win 2 premierships in three years we are forbidden to pass any form of critical judgement upon any Geelong player?

    Further to that, we cannot comment on Jason Akermanis, nor James Hird, as no-one from our club has achieved what they did.

    How ridiculous.

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