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Drives me bonkers some gws people I know are acting like they have turned their year around

They lost to a side that wasn't much better than box hill

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Drives me bonkers some gws people I know are acting like they have turned their year around

They lost to a side that wasn't much better than box hill

You mean gws have supporters? I thought they hired those blokes with monk wigs who turn up at their games.

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Drives me bonkers some gws people I know are acting like they have turned their year around

They lost to a side that wasn't much better than box hill

I literally don't know of a GWS supporter. I don't live in Sydney though, so perhaps there are 5,000 up there.

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Interesting that their two wins this year and yesterday's close loss all happened in wet conditions. Given the talent on their list, their (on average) younger legs and slighter bodies, I would have expected GWS to perform better in fast, dry conditions.

Young teams make mistakes.

Mistakes are harder to capitalise on in the wet.

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I literally don't know of a GWS supporter. I don't live in Sydney though, so perhaps there are 5,000 up there.

I have family in Sydney across the board with age and location. None of them know anyone who follows GWS.

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I literally don't know of a GWS supporter. I don't live in Sydney though, so perhaps there are 5,000 up there.

I know of a LOT of people who have adopted GWS as their "second" team here in Canberra..

What is a second team really..

MFC and only MFC for me

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I literally don't know of a GWS supporter. I don't live in Sydney though, so perhaps there are 5,000 up there.

I know of a LOT of people who have adopted GWS as their "second" team here in Canberra..

What is a second team really..

MFC and only MFC for me

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What is a second team really..

A second team is like a friend of your sister that you used to kiss when you were 12 yo.

You still like her and dont want to upset her now that shes turned ugly.So you just pretend to like her {when they beat a team we all hate}and show happiness when she does get a{win a game} boyfriend.

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I know of a LOT of people who have adopted GWS as their "second" team here in Canberra..

What is a second team really..

MFC and only MFC for me

I have MFC and then Casey as my second team... does that count?

Sit next to one of GWS's players brothers at work so his interest keeps me looking at them however they are quickly becoming the team I dislike the most. I'm a bit of a sicko and take satisfaction out of seeing them get pumped each week and hope so many players want to leave at this years end.

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I have MFC and then Casey as my second team... does that count?

Sit next to one of GWS's players brothers at work so his interest keeps me looking at them however they are quickly becoming the team I dislike the most. I'm a bit of a sicko and take satisfaction out of seeing them get pumped each week and hope so many players want to leave at this years end.

Cannot agree with you on this one deeko they are far from the team I dislike the most.

That spot is reserved for the Crows they are so far entrenched that no one will every supplant them.

GWS is still in front of WCE, Collingwood and Essendon.

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I have MFC and then Casey as my second team... does that count?

Sit next to one of GWS's players brothers at work so his interest keeps me looking at them however they are quickly becoming the team I dislike the most. I'm a bit of a sicko and take satisfaction out of seeing them get pumped each week and hope so many players want to leave at this years end.

Yeah thats all good..

I just dont see how someone can claim to have a second team in the same competition. I do like your definition tho Jezza..

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