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PRE MATCH DISCUSSION & TEAM SELECTION

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i tipped the Dees this week.

Because i'm stupid and sadly passionate. And stupid.

Your not that stupid, I tipped them as we'll

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    I'm there tomorrow and fired up! The loss of Rich and Hanley will help us, so if we come with a switched on mindset, I reckon it might be close.

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    I rewatched the Port Adelaide game today and thought that Jordie McKenzie was really good. Can anyone remember why he didn't play the next week? Was he injured or dropped?

    Either way, I'm excited to see him back against the Lions.

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    I rewatched the Port Adelaide game today and thought that Jordie McKenzie was really good. Can anyone remember why he didn't play the next week? Was he injured or dropped?

    Injured.

    But, seriously, you watched the port Adelaide game again?

    The game from round 1, this year........wow, I deleted that as soon as I left the ground.

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    Injured.

    But, seriously, you watched the port Adelaide game again?

    The game from round 1, this year........wow, I deleted that as soon as I left the ground.

    I watched 'em all this week. I wanted to see our stoppage setups and things like that.

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    Food for thought:

    If we win tomorrow, we will be no lower on the ladder than 13th. We'll move past Brisbane, the Bulldogs, St Kilda, and West Coast, who just lost to Port despite leading by 40 points at the 20 minute mark of the third quarter. If Hawthorn do the predictable and beat North, we'll then be in 12th.

    Will we win? Probably/likely/almost certainly not, but at least there's some ladder-climbing motivation for the players.

    I can see Davey becoming our super sub and playing this role on close to a permanent basis.

    Interesting idea. Not the worst thing I've heard, either. He does seem to be suited to the role. I wonder how being a sub every week goes for fitness, though. And confidence/morale. I don't think we'd do it literally every week, but maybe he'll find himself in the vest semi-regularly.

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    Any chance we can get Jack Watts to do a Harry Taylor....play down back and rotate up forward? 5 goals to Harry tonight. Lost track of how many times hes done that.

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    I want to see us kick a goal from the first bounce. Tap down Sylvias throat 2 bounces and a goal from 55, have we ever done that?

    Also would love to see Evans rotate into to middle for bursts playing on Moloney and hurt him the other way, we all know he dosnt run defensivly.

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