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Ryan Griffen injured and subbed out, and Giansiircua sure to be rubbed out

and we play them next week

Cooney's also injured at the moment too, will probably come back next week though.

EDIT: Cooney out for around 3 weeks I've been told by a Bulldogs supporter.

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Gia's gone no doubt. have you seen it?

he's lucky the player he hit didn't seem too badly hurt, so might get only 2 weeks

But that incident is an obvious 2-3 weeks, as you say.

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I don't care how many uncontested possessions Cotchin can get. He cannot get a contested one and cannot get his own ball ever. Not a captain, but a good downhill skiier

Yet he'd arguably be our best player.

Not a good comment in my opinion. I am sorry, i'd give pick 1 for him if i had the chance.

Cotchin is a star, who has an elite ability to gut run

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Essendon is currently making Melbourne's defence look like the greatest of all time. Up 42 points to 9 with 5 minutes left in the 1st.

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Yet he'd arguably be our best player.

Not a good comment in my opinion. I am sorry, i'd give pick 1 for him if i had the chance.

Cotchin is a star, who has an elite ability to gut run

His form this year says otherwise, it's been shizenhousen.


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It's currently 45-1 in Perth, Freo's way. 33 inside 50s to 3. Where's Lynden Dunn when you need him?

Preparing to tear Drew Petrie a new one.

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Brisbanes first half against Freo just made our first half last week look like Premiership football

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Geeezzz The maggots are giving the drug cheats an armchair ride. Will get them over the line

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Tips buggered. Bloody Adelaide. Ah well, 9th spot will be heartbreaking for the drug cheats, don't want them anywhere close to finals.


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Not happy that Essendon win, but nice watching two teams we beat.

Brisbane take our 'record' for lowest amount of inside 50s in a match I believe. They had 5 in the first half!

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That Razor Ray is a deadset halfwit. And that's a clear example of umpiring impacting the result. Crows very stiff to lose IMO.

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The AFL headline after the Essendon-Adelaide game was:

"Goddard fires as Dons emerge from tough week with gripping win over _____."

They obviously saved that line from last game, when we spoiled it by winning. I wonder how many more times we'll see that headline this year.

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