NAB Cup - Round 1 - Week 2

1. North Melbourne vs Melbourne
- North Melbourne
  
  13
- Melbourne
  
  28
2. Melbourne vs Richmond
- Melbourne
  
  24
- Richmond
  
  17
3. Richmond vs North Melbourne
- Richmond
  
  15
- North Melbourne
  
  26
4. Gold Coast vs Hawthorn
- Gold Coast
  
  0
- Hawthorn
  
  41
5. Brisbane vs Hawthorn
- Brisbane
  
  15
- Hawthorn
  
  26
6. Gold Coast vs Brisbane
- Gold Coast
  
  18
- Brisbane
  
  23
7. GWS vs Carlton
- GWS
  
  1
- Carlton
  
  40
8. Sydney vs Carlton
- Sydney
  
  34
- Carlton
  
  7
9. GWS vs Sydney
- GWS
  
  4
- Sydney
  
  37

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February 20, 201312 yr

Not playing:

9 Jack Trengove (inj)

11 Mitch Clark (inj)

23 Josh Tynan

33 Dom Barry

35 Luke Tapscott

37 Max Gawn (inj)\

41 Troy Davis

43 Rory Taggert

44 Rohan Bail (inj)

49 Nathan Stark (rookie)

50 Mitchell Clisby (rookie)

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February 20, 201312 yr

I am sick of this

Stop playing the victim old dee and this is not just directed at you it is to others who think we will forever be known as Tankers who gives a fook we need to move on. Everyone in the AFL knows Carlton, Collingwood, Richmond & Hawthorn tanked.

A few wins and a good couple of seasons and it will all be forgotten, the public perception changes. Hawks & Pies for obvious reasons are known as strong clubs, Richmond have in two years gone from being the worst team since Fitzroy to the next big thing, Carlton are still thought of as tankers but the microscope is now on the recruiting of a high profile coach. And to finish things off Essendon are now the butt of all jokes to do with drugs and Meth Coast's dodgy past is almost forgotten

But none of them have been fined $500 000 for not being tankers.

It beggars belief.

Be sick if you want but we will wear this tag for the next decade

Edited February 20, 201312 yr by old dee

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February 20, 201312 yr

Im looking forward to the games. Luckily we play the first two so we can leave after our second game. Im glad we dont have to sit through Richmond/Nth.

Im excited about seeing Viney, Toumpas and Dawes in action.

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February 20, 201312 yr

Does any1 know what time specifically each game starts EST?

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