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GOLD COAST

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Melb 1.15

GC 5.00

That is a joke IMO

What should it be ?

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    Round 13 1993. A game that I won't ever forget, and this week makes me scared to make the trek to Brisbane

    Yes still have nightmares about it.

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    What should it be ?

    I think $5 is about right

    It is unfortunate that Dees supporters cannot be confident of any game no matter what the odds

    I tend to have nightmares when we are short quoted

    Im really hoping we can build some percentage while we can

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    Yes still have nightmares about it.

    That game came to mind to me also this week and we went into that game in good form.

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    I get the feeling that Jurrah may be moving a little further up the list in the chase for the Coleman Medal, if this match-up goes ahead:

    (from The Australian via the MFC website)

    GOLD Coast coach Guy McKenna said yesterday developing defender Karmichael Hunt was an option to oppose Melbourne match-winner Liam Jurrah

    Please oh please let this match up be true. Jurrah will kick 10 on him. Oh lord.

    I can't see us losing this one but I suppose I won't be shocked if we did.

    However given the pressure is on us to show we can play 4 quarters, we won't be seeing us ease up. Bailey will be onto it.

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    Round 13 1993. A game that I won't ever forget, and this week makes me scared to make the trek to Brisbane

    How about Round 5, 1987?

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    You're kidding me $5 is good value!

    Every single Melbourne player would get a game playing for GC whereas about 8 GC players would start for Melbourne.

    And, they haven't been a team like us for as long as us. I'll give them 5 dollar odds in round 23 but I'll give you $10 odds if you'd like them.

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    Best odds are obtained by live betting and waiting til they are down by approx 18 points.

    Usually achievable by about 20 mins game time into the second quarter.

    I have made my fortune this way

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