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Winner: Collingwood

Margin: 21 points

Norm Smith: Pendlebury

First Goal: Stevie J.

Crowd: 97,873

Key to the result: Podsiadly and Hawkins to get shut down, while their counterparts Dawes and Cloke fire.

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    Winner: Geelong

    Margin: 14 points

    Norm Smith: Ottens

    Prediction of play- Geelong dominate opening quarter but only hold a 12 point lead. The contest remains a stalemate until Collingwood launch an attack which is too late. Ottens kills it in the ruck and kicks 3 of his own.

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    Geelong

    47 points

    Jimmy Bartel

    92174

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    winner - pies by 17

    norm smith - luke ball

    tears - mick malthouse

    Edited by The Lobster Effect

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    Winner: Geelong

    Margin: 10 points

    Norm Smith: James Kelly

    First Goal: Chris Dawes

    Crowd: 100,011

    Key to the result: Geelong's midfield has the edge.

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    A Draw....After a dramatic Geelong fightback. Pods boots 4 Hawkins 4. Collingwood up by 44 points at 1/2 time

    Crowd 99,998

    Highlight...Eddie & Mick have a Punch on after the Siren, Bucks nowhere to be seen.

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    Winner: Geelong

    Margin: 45 Points

    Norm Smith: Varcoe

    You heard here first !

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    Cats by 5

    Norm Smith - Bartel

    First Goal - Hawkins

    Crowd - 98,786

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    picking the draw

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    Winner: Geelong

    Margin: 26pts

    Norm Smith: Joel Selwood

    Crowd: 99,028

    Key to the win: Jolly breaks down 1st Qtr leading to Geelong dominance in the ruckwork and clearances for the entire game

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    Geelong

    74 Points

    Allen Christenson (Normy & First Goal)

    95,463

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    Cats by 28 pts.

    Norm Smith - Chappy

    First goal - Dawes

    Crowd - 100013

    Pies look home early in the third with a slender lead in very wet conditions. Chapman irons out Swan and kicks 3 goals before the final break. Cats coast home in driving hail. Collingwood fans very wet and [censored] off.

    Edited by Kick it LONG

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    Winner: Geelong

    Margin: 30 points

    Norm Smith: Bartel

    First Goal: Cloke

    Crowd: 96,400 (which would be a DEBACLE)

    Key to the result: Geelong win the clearances, of which there are many. Jolly sore and tired while the Geelong bodies, esp Bartel, too strong and committed, Pies don't get to 'press' and have to spend all day running back. Still close early in the last but blows out in last 20mins, to give time for the 'Pies fans to feel it.

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    Pies

    7

    Ball

    Dawes

    100,186

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    Winner: Collingwood

    Margin: 15 points

    Norm Smith: Krakouer

    First Goal: Varcoe

    Crowd: 96,548

    Edited by Goodvibes

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    Geelong by 17 Points

    Norm Smith: Bartel

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    Winner: Collingwood

    Margin: 13 points

    Norm Smith: Pendlebury

    First Goal: Ball

    Crowd: 98,673

    Match note: Stevie J to play, but go down in the second quarter with a knee injury. Gamble backfires with the cats leading at 3 quarter time but running out of legs for the pies to go back to back.

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    Winner: Collingwood

    Margin: 46 points

    Norm Smith: Thomas

    First Goal: Blair

    Crowd: SOLD-OUT

    Edited by tatu

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    Collingwood by 2pts

    daisy for the Norm

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    Collingwood only hit front 20 minutes into Last. All teams book Arizona.

    Collingwood by 12 points.

    LuKe Ball Norm Smith

    MCC not full, outrage.

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