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The 2014 finals thread

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How good is it to see teams running, running, running, with great disposal by hand and foot, backing each other up at all times, tackling relentlessly.

One can but dream.

As an aside, a great Comettiism as a North player (can't remember who) had the ball and was run down and caught red handed - "not enough talk, apart from my good self". Will miss hearing these gems, rehearsed or spontaneous.

 

Anyone know the last time a team won the GF without playing in a PF the previous year? Was it Geelong in 2007?

Okay so I found out the answer myself...Sydney in 2012.


Okay so I found out the answer myself...Sydney in 2012.

Ascobar are you still in Addis Ababa?

Easier now!

i dunno, can't make up my mind between the glen iris one or the camberwell one

maybe a few more drinkies will decide it

 

Rohan going alright tonight.

lol..you're persistent, I'll give you that :)

He looks great when he doesn't have to kick it.

Ascobar are you still in Addis Ababa?

Yep. And too often distracted by the footy and demonland during work hours!

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As much as I usually like to see a contest in neutral finals, I hope Sydney run away with this and get through injury free. I font want to see Hawthorn equalling our premiership tally.

Anyone know the last time a team won the GF without playing in a PF the previous year? Was it Geelong in 2007?

Sydney 2012

2011 Prelims

Pies vs Hawks

Cats vs Meth Coast


Hasn't little Benny had a good year. I thought he was just about done but he has that explosive pace back.

And yet they still have Tom Mitchell in the reserves.

Unbelievable!!!

There is nothing in that smutty little story you are trying to conjure up dc. The dairy industry is Jizza's territory ( which is appropriate)

Gosh I hope those cows trim their nails.


As much as I usually like to see a contest in neutral finals, I hope Sydney run away with this and get through injury free. I font want to see Hawthorn equalling our premiership tally.

I like seeing Norf put back in their place. I hope Swans win by 100+.

Watched the game for a while. Gave up. Too one-sided, boring. Gone to bed.

That's the AFL these days: so one-sided, top-heavy, artificial.

My only hope is that the Swans can do the Hawks. Especially if I have to look at that smarmy little rodent, Rioli.

Good book beckons.

 

Not sure that would be in their best interest Biff.

Who needs butter.


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