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Post Match Discussion - Never in doubt

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What the f are you doing here? Bigfooty is your new home.

Let's forgive H- H and welcome him back. Put it down to post traumatic stress from years of supporting a basket case

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    Agree Pedo was great in starting that last scoring play - but everyone along the chain of play picked the right option - Chip, Jordie, Tommy Mac, Viney & Cross - all of them could have let the pressure get to then and blaze away but it was a perfect chain of footy.

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    "Of all teams, OF ALL FKN TEAMS we embarass ourselves against this 2 bob, pissant club AGAIN.

    See 2011, see 2012 FKN GROUNDHOG DAY against this shite. Absolute fkn livid.

    Hurley should have gone forward in the last quarter IMO, too stubborn bombre"

    Just lifted this off Bomberblitz (good reading). Gracious aren't they? BTW who is bombre? Dumb ..ucks!!

    Edited by Bitter but optimistic

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    Cam Pedersens play in the back pocket with 1:15 left was unbelievable

    As was the chain of play that continued on after that and led to Salems goal

    Special mention to Jordie McKenzie who had a couple of very important possessions on the wing in that chain

    What are you still doing here?

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    Let's forgive H- H and welcome him back. Put it down to post traumatic stress from years of supporting a basket case

    No way.

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    Agree Pedo was great in starting that last scoring play - but everyone along the chain of play picked the right option - Chip, Jordie, Tommy Mac, Viney & Cross - all of them could have let the pressure get to then and blaze away but it was a perfect chain of footy.

    Salem may have kicked the winning goal, but the kick that won the game was the pass from cool headed Cross.

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    Let's forgive H- H and welcome him back. Put it down to post traumatic stress from years of supporting a basket case

    I take a man on his word.

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    Let's forgive H- H and welcome him back. Put it down to post traumatic stress from years of supporting a basket case

    What did I miss with hh?

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    Great win. What a second half. Speechless

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    At half time the wheels had come well and truly.

    After half time the mechanics Roos and Co jacked up the team and put the new wheels, slicks if u don't mind on and the rest is history.

    The first half was diabolical the second half outstanding.

    This...

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    Victory could only have been more sweet if James Hird was at the ground to watch.

    The narcistic view would be " they wouldn't have lost if I was coaching."

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    Lot of love for the boys

    I just want to mention Crossy - some poor disposals today but god damn he makes up for it with his efforts and courage

    GO DEMONS

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    Salem may have kicked the winning goal, but the kick that won the game was the pass from cool headed Cross.

    And wasn't it cross who got crunched in the back line a little earlier putting his body on the line?

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    yeah go dees , how good was that

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    Tremendous game. What about Riley's tackle? We haven't hurt anyone in years.

    Regarding th last chain of handballs, it was great to see no one blazed away, mcdonald (ithink) could have pumped it long to a 2 on 3 elected to handball, vineyard could have tried to be a hero- found cross....he knew his limitations as he was on 50...slipped it to Salem. Everyone had a hand in it.

    Congratulations to the boys and the coaches.

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