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NAB Challenge 2 - Melbourne v Geelong

Whispering_Jack
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I'm going to bag Georgiou at some stage over his lack of height and kicking. I can see it coming already. But he's one I don't think I"ll bag about lack of effort or commitment. Without having a go at Saty I don't judge players attitude by the interpretation of comments made in quick conversations with him.

How can you bag someone for their lack of height?

Different sort of bag I suppose.....

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    How can you bag someone for their lack of height?

    Different sort of bag I suppose.....

    Just the same as someone with a lack of speed and not too much difference to someone with a lack of hardness. Georgiou looks a good pick up as he's hard at it, makes smart decisions and looks a natural at positioning his body to mark or spoil. But he's 187cm. If he was 195cm I'd have great confidence in him long term. Not so much bag but at times I'm going to bemoan the fact he's not genuine key position height.

    I'm sure dogs and hawks supporters do it with Dale Morris and Josh Gibson who are similar undersized 2nd or 3rd tall stopping defenders.

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    41 pages on a NAB Cup game thread!!

    The Demons are back!!!!!!!

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    Yeah imagine the game day thread if we knock of the saints! Should run a book.

    hey bbo......when do you go for your brazilian?..............make sure you take a selfie for demonland

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    I trust it shall all resolve happily for you.

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    Good question DC. I am still searching for a quality artisan to carry out the job to my precise specifications.

    i presume you are referring to the brazilianer rather than the sawbones

    good thinking, one slip and even viagra won't help you

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    Yeah imagine the game day thread if we knock of the saints! Should run a book.

    Imagine the game day thread if we lose again!

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    Imagine the game day thread if we lose again!

    I imagine it might resemble the game day thread for Jonestown FC.

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    Imagine the game day thread if we lose again!

    Who is suggesting that we will ever lose again ??!! So many pessimists here !

    Or, as Hannibal put it a page or so back -- "Quintessential Demonland."

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    For no apparent reason i thought Georgiou was going to be another Gillies

    Glad that he is the complete opposite

    Hope he plays round 1

    ho-hum back pocketer rejected from another club with a surname beginning with G? :D

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