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All good WYL. I just knew, in my opinion, that he did dominate against us in some games, but he is nearer the end now and not as much of a concern.

No Josh Fraser has never Dominated the MFC!!! Cheap stats do not tell a full story.

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Given it is the GC's first home game, I think he will play.

2nd Home Game.....Carlscum were the lucky Bastards to get them first.

Has there ever been an easier AFL 4 points on offer???

Grr i despise Carlscum so much!!!!!

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TAB has suspended betting, i'm guessing when the odds get re-announced we will be paying about 1.05

Pretty much guarantees victory. Even if we play shockingly like last week, we should still win comfortably.

Going into the bye with 2 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss- and still haven't hit 3rd gear- is not a bad result at all!

Our draw this year is really helping us. If we are even half good we should really make top 10 comfortably, and top 8 isn't without a chance

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MASSSSSSSIVE blow to the Suns, bahaha!

Bail will get a chance to roam a bit more freely, mayhaps?? Be a bit more attacking now that Gold Coast are without any dangerous players?

We SHOULD destroy the Suns now... obliterate them.

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TAB has suspended betting, i'm guessing when the odds get re-announced we will be paying about 1.05

1.09. Line at 46.5 and we should cover that as a minimum.

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2nd Home Game.....Carlscum were the lucky Bastards to get them first.

Has there ever been an easier AFL 4 points on offer???

Grr i despise Carlscum so much!!!!!

Thats a great point. Carlton went in after the Rnd1 warm up game, and Suns were cold & shadowy for their first up game.

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MASSSSSSSIVE blow to the Suns, bahaha!

Bail will get a chance to roam a bit more freely, mayhaps?? Be a bit more attacking now that Gold Coast are without any dangerous players?

We SHOULD destroy the Suns now... obliterate them.

STOP PRESS!!!

The Word is OuT !!!

The ABLETT's Are Soft !!! No Tree Cutters here! They're all Silk these Days.

Put a Prawn on the Croissant with some Black Caviar! Please, esquire?

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There was a lot of criticism about the way the Brisbane Bears were put together as a team in 1987 when they made their debut in the VFL. However, they were far more competitive to start with than Gold Coast so far. Most of the Bears players had spent time in the VFL system and had some senior experience whereas many of the Suns' kids have been thrown to the wolves. While some might benefit from this experience, I suspect that others are going to fall by the wayside because of lack of proper grounding.

As for today, I hope that Melbourne exploits this experience and lack of leadership in as ruthless a manner as possible. The club had its chances last week and blew them with a poor start but really, we will be the joke of the competition if we don't put this lot away early.

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