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Angus Bradshaw is fast becoming my favourite player, what a pick up!

Little disappointed in that I felt we had a chance to really sink the boots in but didn't

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Enjoy the win everyone! Solid win in wet conditions on the big stage!

We've got Fremantle, Sydney and Hawthorn the next 3 weeks so gonna be rough. Let's see how the boys handle a really tough run of matches. I don't expect to win any, but I would like to see us put up a good fight and not lose momentum we're building.

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A very good hard edged win against the odds.

Some excellent performances across the board by some very inexperienced players. I loved Brayshaw's game and I love the way Hogan plays his footy. He tells others what he wants, leads by example and kicks straight.

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Did anyone see the Jetta concussion??

Roos just said he probably won't play next week so it must have been a decent one.

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Hogan best start for a key forward?first he has to kick 77 goals in 12 games, that's the best start to a key forward

But he will get better and hopefully have a longer career.

Jackovich plus?

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Did anyone see the Jetta concussion??

Roos just said he probably won't play next week so it must have been a decent one.

Loose knee from Howe in marking contest.

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Bryashaw! Nailed that first rounder!!!

Absolutely nailed it. He has 2 gears, that is why he sticks so many tackles. He slows down, judges pace well, can move in any direction.

Ollie Wines was the last draftee I seen be able to do this, Martin before him, and Sidebottom before him. I think Brayshaw is cleaner than them all, and as aggressive as Wines.

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fantastic win, now the guys playing for Casey need to stand up with Jetta and kent likely to be both out, we have space for two good players. hopefully that will do a mitchie and come in and hit the ground running. we may not beat hawthorn but I give us a chance against freo and possibly the swans.

Gratz dees on a great win.

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