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GAME DAY - round 20

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Jaded No More Legend

Jaded No More   68,686

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Not going today.

I think last week was the final straw for yet another disappointing season (albeit a much less depressing one than last week).

Hopefully we actually put up a fight and don't roll over and get done by 100 points. At least if it's another shocking performance I can just turn it off.

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titan_uranus
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This is ome of the most disgusting things I've ever seen posted here. You're an absolute f*ckwit.

frankie_d
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Going with a hawthorn mate. What I really don't want to see is us being physically intimidated. The hawks and cats have done this to us for years and essendon went a long way to winning that grand fi

Deemotivated
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Barry will learn. Watts won't.

Deemotivated Mighty Demon

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Not going today.

I think last week was the final straw for yet another disappointing season (albeit a much less depressing one than last week).

Hopefully we actually put up a fight and don't roll over and get done by 100 points. At least if it's another shocking performance I can just turn it off.

A touch Jaded?

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I actually had a dream about this game last night where we absolutely smashed them. I believe we played an eight goal to two first quarter and still didn't go back into our shells. It was the best result I've seen in years!

Don't think I'll be watching/listening/checking the scores at any point today. Wouldn't want to kill my buzz.

MFCSS much?

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I also had a dream last night.

The hawks lost after being 10 goals up.

Ps- the opposition wasn't us...

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Lets savour that for the moment shall we WJ lol

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beelzebub Legend

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I sense our relative % is omenous

Probably be the final score 141 to 72

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Jaded No More Legend

Jaded No More   68,686

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Learn to kick a [censored] football Melbourne. FFS.

We work hard and it all turns to [censored] because 98% of our players can't hit a target under minimal pressure. Sick of it.

At least we are tackling well. Sigh.

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Five thousand Melbourne players contest the ball ten metres out from goal. Ball inevitably spills out the back and Roughie picks it up as easy as you like. It only takes one to spoil the ball.

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This could get very ugly very quickly

Jack Watts does not have the work rate to go with Issac Smith, he will get killed.

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It's ugly as hell, but it's competitive so far.

Don't you just love it when we're competitive but don't score...

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