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I have no interest in watching us masquerade as a good football team by beating up on the new guy.

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    Me and the other 3 people at the ground are predicting a deadly silent afternoon.

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    I have no interest in watching us masquerade as a good football team by beating up on the new guy.

    +1

    Hard to believe we will most likely undeservedly finish 10th due to the luck of our draw these last two weeks. That's 4 draft places wasted.

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    21,435...

    Hoping for a win, will be my last game for a long time. Moving to Canada so will definately try to snag a few on the ground afterwards. Bringing a few mates for my going away drinks!

    Well done

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    Pleasantly surprised with that crowd today.

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    Me and the other 3 people at the ground are predicting a deadly silent afternoon.

    1:35? Keen!

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    14,500. Pathetic, like always.

    I wish the only thing I got embarrassed about at games as our team's performance, but sadly no, the lack of supporters is just as bad.

    Me and the other 3 people at the ground are predicting a deadly silent afternoon.

    21,534.

    Pretty good crowd, considering.

    Not always...

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    21,534.

    Pretty good crowd, considering.

    Not always...

    Agree HT but it was a subdued crowd I thought.

    A lady next to me said at the end of the Game.

    "gee we made hard work of that"

    That summed up the game for me.

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    I reckon the crowd was always going to be a bit subdued, given the opposition.

    First, you don't have that history/rivalry (and there are virtually no opposition supporters).

    Second, we should defeat GC. I knew going into the game that if we thumped them I'd be only somewhat happy (we beat them by 15 goals earlier in the season), if we narrowly won I'd be frustrated, and if we lost I'd be really annoyed.

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    Taken your 20 month old kid to see the great future ahead wA exciting felt like a kid again

    Only when blease got the ball 4 a run in the 1st qtr I went ape and my kid balled

    That was it. Outside the ground the whole game but made he nos.

    Thanks dad for letting me see the glorious future ahead

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