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Melbourne v Western Bulldogs @ Eureka Stadium Ballarat - 14th March, 2015

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Clucka
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Guys, as being a local Ballarat Dees supporter I'm just giving you the heads up if you are attending the NAB Cup game v Doggies Saturday 4.10pm start in Ballarat. If travel by train check the VLine s

Straight Sets Simon
Straight Sets Simon

You really need to get your priorities sorted. This is our grand final.

dazzledavey36
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I must have seen a different game to you i thought he played a really good game.24 disposals 10 marks and 4 tackles. Some people will never be satisfied.

JV7 Redleg

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Matt Jones has 2 years left HH, god knows why, absolute hack

I am by no means an M.Jones fan, far from it actually but I thought he hasn't been too bad, his not the reason behind this second half effort

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I want my team to play like the Doggies. With heart, intensity and purpose. They just do NOT know how. It's like an illness.

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JV7 Redleg

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Holy crap, amazing. Look what happens when you get a clearance AND RUN WITH THE BALL AND KICK IT TO ATTACK!

Guess you need to be a rocket scientist?!

Yeah what we did the whole first half when the game was on... We put the cue in the rack just like every other side does in the NAB once they get a lead

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I am by no means an M.Jones fan, far from it actually but I thought he hasn't been too bad, his not the reason behind this second half effort

He's been very good. As has Jimmy Toumpas and Chris Salem.
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Haven't been able to watch or listen but sounds a lot like trying to snatch defeat from the very jaws of victory.....again.

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Garland

Grimes

McKenzie

Matt Jones

None of these guys offer enough at AFL level. None of them. I'll be very surprised to see any of them in the side for Round 1.

We've got other players who do offer enough at AFL level but they all have kicking weaknesses too.

It's far too many players. We don't have enough quality kickers and it continues to kill us.

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