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Just realized its at a neutral venue too, in Canberra.

Bring it on.

I haven't lived in Canberra for a while now but I don't know anybody there who thinks of GWS as 'their' team (quite the reverse). So yeah, neutral venue.

 

Why are the media not tearing strips off Scully?

$1 million a year for a player who is VFL standard.

Are GWS and Scully beyond criticism?

League expansion was a direct result of Fox/Seven wanting 9 matches a round. Of course they aren't going to be critical of their golden goose.

Caro isn't affiliated with either corporation and has been critical of them, fortunately.

Why are the media not tearing strips off Scully?

$1 million a year for a player who is VFL standard.

Are GWS and Scully beyond criticism?

I just think nobody cares mate. GW who?

 

Crows lead by 57 against North with 5 minutes left before half time. Huge reality check coming up.

Edit: 63 points now

Double Edit: 69 points.

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Love watching North get flogged, cant stand them

The bad news is our hold on 2nd spot on the ladder is looking tenuous.

The good news is one of the whinging Scott twins head is about to explode

 

The bad news is our hold on 2nd spot on the ladder is looking tenuous.

The good news is one of the whinging Scott twins head is about to explode

North's biggest problem has always been Brad Scott....he does not know how to take them to the next level.

And, I can't stand either Scott...

Love watching North get flogged, cant stand them

Same. Other than a Melbourne win, watching North get smashed is the next best thing in football.

Closely followed by watching Essendon choke.


Scully - 16 possessions. Geez the Giants did us a favour by taking him. Cameron played well but Tommy Mac can go with him.

Adelaide are absolutely dominating North. It's scary to watch and they should be actually leading by more.

North could be on the bottom after this round. Tex is on fire.

North: a team full of duckers, divers and divas. Personified by their petulant pest of a coach.

Goldstein, Thomas, Boomer, Petrie comfortably amongst the most unlikable flogs in the AFL for their antics.

[Censored] culture for a [censored] club.

(And who says I have an irrational hatred of Norf?!)

North: a team full of duckers, divers and divas. Personified by their petulant pest of a coach.

Goldstein, Thomas, Boomer, Petrie comfortably amongst the most unlikable flogs in the AFL for their antics.

[Censored] culture for a [censored] club.

(And who says I have an irrational hatred of Norf?!)

Sorry, had to do the redacting but agree entirely with the sentiment


How awkward was Adelaide singing the song on the boundary line? Hope that doesn't kick on.

How awkward was Adelaide singing the song on the boundary line? Hope that doesn't kick on.

Awful wasn't it!!

Waite didn't score a point! Great recruiting right there.

Gave away his customary 50, but showed great improvement by not getting injured or reported. No word on if he has any friends yet though.


How awkward was Adelaide singing the song on the boundary line? Hope that doesn't kick on.

Bloody awful.

 

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