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The skills of both teams is pretty ordinary (Buckley got plenty of the ball and butchered it every time).

Funny you should say that .

Went fishing with a mate who is a Pies supporter on the weekend who is good mates with Nigel Lappin.

Lappin reakons the Lions rarely bothered putting a tag on Buckley as they knew he wouldn't hurt 'em .

Anthony Rocca was their main focus apparently.

 

Lappin reakons the Lions rarely bothered putting a tag on Buckley as they knew he wouldn't hurt 'em .

Anthony Rocca was their main focus apparently.

It worked to the millimeter in the 2002 GF.

Funny you should say that .

Went fishing with a mate who is a Pies supporter on the weekend who is good mates with Nigel Lappin.

Lappin reakons the Lions rarely bothered putting a tag on Buckley as they knew he wouldn't hurt 'em .

Anthony Rocca was their main focus apparently.

it just must have been against us - he would tear us apart spotting up players 40-50m down the field - I remember his disposal being excellent and then I saw the game on TV today. ( so much for my memory)

 

One day scoop and you what.

This is not about you. Don't try and make it about you.

Ah Timmy. You're becoming obsessed. How's that cognitive bias going ?

I included the OP out of respect for his post. And from where I sit it's all about me. Funny that.

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