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Can we get our first back to back win since...forever?

The Song Formerly Known As
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A better statistician than myself will be able to tell me, but i'm surely it was a long time ago:

When was our last back to back win?

I rate The Suns more than i rate GWS, and with us playing GWS next week, we are a chance to win?

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    Will have a better idea after GWS play. Absolutely no way to judge it right now. There's potential for injuries and who knows what else to play out yet. They could absolutely stink it up and they could absolutely come out firing.

    They don't have two of their three key forwards from last year, and they've gained Griffen who, on paper, is a huge get but was long past his best over the last few years at the Dogs.

    EDIT: Just remembered they're playing the Saints so you'd have to pencil in a win at this stage. Just depends how comfortably they win by.

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    I rate GWS higher than the Suns, and it will be on their turf

    Expecting a win nonetheless, the Dees are BACK

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    I don't see why we can't win the first 6 games. I think GWS will be the biggest challenge out of all of them. Sydney seem [censored] now

    Edit: ye... i'm getting ahead of myself a bit here

    2nd edit: No i take that back. If we play like we did today, i don't see any reason why we can't win our first 6 games...then lose to Hawthorn.

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    I don't see why we can't win the first 6 games. I think GWS will be the biggest challenge out of all of them. Sydney seem [censored] now

    Edit: ye... i'm getting ahead of myself a bit here

    2nd edit: No i take that back. If we play like we did today, i don't see any reason why we can't win our first 6 games...then lose to Hawthorn.

    Relax. We've got this.

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