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The Good

Rallying after it looking like the floodgates were opening

Jones

Jamar to Moloney

Watts

Jurrah

The Bad

The first five minutes

The opening concession of goals in each quarter

The Ugly

Being stuck at work instead of being able to go to the footy

My face when I loaded the scores 5mins into the first quarter

The Newman hospital kick

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The Good

Rallying after it looking like the floodgates were opening

Jones

Jamar to Moloney

Watts

Jurrah

The Bad

The first five minutes

The opening concession of goals in each quarter

The Ugly

Being stuck at work instead of being able to go to the footy

My face when I loaded the scores 5mins into the first quarter

The Newman hospital kick

Agree with all of that and add in:

Good:

Snuffing out every tiger challenge

Watts (sorry i had to do it again)

Jordie on Cotchin

Bad:

Turnovers in the corridor

Dustin who???

Ugly:

Richmond supporters

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The Ugly

Being stuck at work instead of being able to go to the footy

My face when I loaded the scores 5mins into the first quarter

The Newman hospital kick

I feel your pain. Perhaps I should become a Collingwood supporter so I can justify becoming unempolyed. :)

oh also in the good

Pia Miller at a Dees game again?

I'm sure the fine print on that deal said we got to keep Pia...

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Jarryd Rivers played a cracker today.

Jordie x 2. Both were in everything

Trengove cramps in the last Q then lays a perfect tackle.

Cale Morton is still a major worry.

Jack Watts goal at 3/4 time...Forward pressure

Liam J's sealer in the last Quarter.

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Good

Jack Watts tackling Houli 7 second to go. Collecting the ball, knocking him aside and snapping a goal on the buzzer.

61,900 crowd - was nice to play and win with a big attendance.

Fighting hard when challenged (this win is better than winning by 89 points against Freo)

The Lads congratulating each other after a good disposal into the forward 50.

Bad

Strauss - he looked lost at sea today.

Miller - falling over in the Tiger's forward line.

The Ugly

Richmond supporters whinging BALL even when a player is tackled within a second of having the pill.

50m penalties were a joke today too.

Cale Morton - he can get the pill but gees his turn overs were costly.

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The Good.

Teamwork

Jurrah tackling, and 2nd efforts

Watts' 3rd quarter goal (and the fellow Dees supporter who said to me "that ain't no Brighton Grammar boy any more)

Our forward structure

Very dependable back six

Scully's 10 possessions in the last quarter when everyone else slowed and/or cramped

Moloney and Jamar

The Bad

Set shots at goal. I think we missed 7 gettable shots, it might have been 8

Richmond supoprters who believe if you tackle someone with the ball it MUST be holding the ball. #$*@!%$y frustrating.

Car park being full. Got to Punt Rd by 1.05pm, drove past the closed car park gates at 2pm, had to park in Lennox St, missed first 15 minutes. ended up sitting so high up I could see over the southern stand.

The Ugly

Cale Morton's first kick. In regard to kicking skills, Morton has Darren Gaspar and Ben Holland writen all over him.

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Car park being full. Got to Punt Rd by 1.05pm, drove past the closed car park gates at 2pm, had to park in Lennox St, missed first 15 minutes. ended up sitting so high up I could see over the southern stand.

Last 3 games I have been to it has been shut at least 10-15 before the start of the game. Not worth the time of day if you're not getting there early now in my opinion.

That said, I'm not that far from a station.

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Good:

Watts showing signs of dominance.

Forward 50 tackling record under Bailey. Should set the standard.

Ruck combo.

Nicholsons ability to break the lines.

Bad:

First 15 minutes.

All aspects of mortons game.

Jurrahs finishing in the third.

Ugly:

Umpiring

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The Good

Petterd 15 tackles 13 inside 50

Garlands smother on Vickerys shot at goal resulting in a turnover

91 tackles (AFL ave 68)

Jack Watts tackle, pickup and snap for a goal at the bell on 3/4 time

Return of the Russian

Jurrah highlight reel coming back

Forward pressure

Bulldogs struggling against Gold Coast

The Bad

First 5 mins

Cant think of much else

Can someone please go and get Jordie McKenzie from Cotchins car!

The Ugly

Richmond supporters

McDonalds injury

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