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Well glad to know I shelled out for Training Cones & Col Sylvia vs Collingwood today.

 

Ah yes but add in Jamar, Davey, Garland etc and that average gets cut. And I think in 2 years time we will have bigger bodies to compete at that level for the whole game. And in two years I expect we will be around the top 4.

You are dreaming.

For Collingwood add in Jolly (200+ games), Swan (150games) and Thomas (100 games) and drop Wood, Buckley and BLair and you might start to get the drift....

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The Umpires didn't help...at least 6 charities went to collingwood, but they did play in front.

The umpiring was shameful but it wouldn't have made a lick of difference to the outcome.

Its embarrassing when supporters try to nitpick the umpires when the real problems were starkly elsewhere.

 

There is nothing anyone can say to comment on this game

I think the Topic and the Description say it all

We need Men we have boys

One Day that will Change, Hopefully !

Sad but true DS

When I looked at the team on thursday night I thought we imagined that this team that beat Essendon could match the Pies.

We had 5 players from my count with less than 4 games.

The backline looked too light to take on the big guys at the pies.

Why no Warnock? He is a solid tough defender, I find it hard to believe he would not have done better on Cloke.

All our forwards are lead up types Not one "cloke" in sight.

The Pies are just a magnificently drilled TEAM that want to work for each other and do gut-wrenching running. As someone said before, they looked just as chirpy at the 29min mark of the last quarter as they did at the first bounce. I suppose it helps when you're up by nearly 15 goals.....


Serious question.

Does anyone know if My Friend the Chocolate Cake recorded their version of It's a Grand Old Flag?

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