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Game plan - GWS

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Giants are level with Geelong at half time.

Their game plan is better that ours - and Scully is front and centre.

Round 13 is looking ominous...

 

We were within 14 of Geelong in the third quarter there too.

 

Scully's had a strong season imo.

Cats will still smash them. 8-10 goals.

BP says you can thank the AFL and our stinky culture.

I wonder if we picked up Martin with #1 if we could have kept him. I doubt it now.


Was going to start a thread "0-12 a real possibility" but didn't want to get caught up in another Demonland flame war between the Believers (rpfc, Jose, Nasher, satyricon etc) and the Heretics (Hardnut, Jackie, wyl, old dee etc). Seriosuly with their attack on the ball and their midfield and with Cameron on fire (and Patton potentially joining him by then) it will not be the walkover some may have predicted pre-season. Don't know if we'll need to tank to shore up picks 1, 2, 12 & Viney although GC may give is a run for our money for the spoon.

Should be a classic battle between two sides who have no idea what to do when the other team get a run on.

 

gws may be scary, but $cully? He seems to specialise in passing the ball to the opposition. Not cutting wrists over losing him just yet.

agree sue he handballs way too much thern he kicks. no big loss


Was going to start a thread "0-12 a real possibility" but didn't want to get caught up in another Demonland flame war between the Believers (rpfc, Jose, Nasher, satyricon etc) and the Heretics (Hardnut, Jackie, wyl, old dee etc). Seriosuly with their attack on the ball and their midfield and with Cameron on fire (and Patton potentially joining him by then) it will not be the walkover some may have predicted pre-season. Don't know if we'll need to tank to shore up picks 1, 2, 12 & Viney although GC may give is a run for our money for the spoon.

Dr I have been called a lot of things in my time but not until today have I been a Heretic.

Umm I will need to give that a little thought.

Not sure I want to be in the same group as Jackie but happy to be alongside wyl, a veteran like me.

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Dr I have been called a lot of things in my time but not until today have I been a Heretic.

Umm I will need to give that a little thought.

Not sure I want to be in the same group as Jackie but happy to be alongside wyl, a veteran like me.

Yes i agree O D...Never been thought of as a Heretic before....but i do believe that onfield between 2008-11 was a Failure...& that is not a kick at DB

It is squarely aimed at the Melbourne Football Club..

Off Field has been great...but it is time to show something on the grass.

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