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Go Port!

Have Whorethorn lost that "Killer"%

It hasn't gone into their fwd line yet....

Awesome!

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wow Port

Hawks are looking lazy like the Essendon game

Perhaps we are heading for a very even season with a few surprise teams in the top 8 and the top 4 not as set in stone as everyone thought. Would be nice

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Medial? How many weeks til we play them?

3 weeks. if they are minus Lake and Frawley we may be a sneaky chance...

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Go Port. Loving this secretly as All the in laws are Hawks. They are dumbstruck. Hee Hee.

Oh yes if this continues, how long before a Hawk goes the biff?

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3 weeks. if they are minus Lake and Frawley we may be a sneaky chance...

Faked it so he doesn't have to play on Hogan.

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Ports best is hands down the best in the comp, so slick and fast

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I watched the Pies Game this afternoon Still cannot bring myself to type that other lot.

I have seldom seen a more useless player at AFL level than Brodie Grundy.

God deliver the Pies if they need him to lead them to a flag.

He make Spencer look like Brownlow candidate

Oh almost forgot.

That other mob got done

Ha Ha

You're having a really good weekend, OD!

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Are we a sneaky chance at the flag as well...?

That's just being silly.

We're a massive chance.

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Port forcing Hawthorn left footers to kick on their right. Their kicking efficiency drops. Very good tactic.

yes thats what I thought, hes a good coach Hinkley.....

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Port forcing Hawthorn left footers to kick on their right. Their kicking efficiency drops. Very good tactic.

Im amazed no coach has thought of that sooner.

Well maybe they have but couldn't execute it properly.


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Perhaps we are heading for a very even season with a few surprise teams in the top 8 and the top 4 not as set in stone as everyone thought. Would be nice

Would be fantastic.

Need Sydney to lose a game at some point soon though.

A year in which Hawthorn, Sydney and Geelong aren't dominant each week would be a refreshing change from the last 5 years.

Im amazed no coach has thought of that sooner.

Well maybe they have but couldn't execute it properly.

I'd suggest it's the latter.

Port's midfield runs very deep and their pressure, when on song, is second to none.

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I just got home and turned the TV on. I am assuming I entered some sort of alternate universe on my 45 min drive home somehow, because Hawthorn appear to be down by 51 points at half time.

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Of course I am expecting the Dorks to pull something out of their ar se to snatch a win somehow. If it is possible from 50 points down they will find a way.

Oh please let Port dob the first two this quarter.

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Gee, Port seem to be a new team having lost Wines to injury... seems he must have been holding them back ;)

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