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3 Qtr time. Freo 5.11.41 vs GCS 5.2.32

Freo kicking keeping GCS in the game.

Even so Dockers seem to have lost their gloss over recent weeks.

Shame it wasn't when we played them.

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Dockers hang on to win by 7 pts

...GCS have 16 players out

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The Suns are showing us how you play a hard contest against a top side without conceding 5 goals in 7 minutes out of nowhere

Seeing as we beat them Round 1 maybe they learnt off us? Sides go up and down during the season due to many factors- increased/decreased training loads, all players playing their role/some off some on etc. We've had very good games and very poor games same as GC, same as Freo, same as every side. I think some people get a bit carried away sometimes.

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Seeing as we beat them Round 1 maybe they learnt off us? Sides go up and down during the season due to many factors- increased/decreased training loads, all players playing their role/some off some on etc. We've had very good games and very poor games same as GC, same as Freo, same as every side. I think some people get a bit carried away sometimes.

I'm not saying they're better than us, just that in similar games when we play a good half or so of contested footy we always manage to concede a ton of goals in a row

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Mackie and Fox commentators already basically mocking the outcome next week for Enright's 300th, discussing the post-win festivities in the final match before the bye.

Sigh.

The commentators probably had to stop themselves saying that Geelong had two byes in a row.

Would love to knock off those arrogant pricks next week but we won't.

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Wish we'd kept Rivers and just ditched Frawley earlier

Wish we'd kept Rivers and just ditched Frawley earlier

Frawley FA Compensation enabled us to not have to choose between Petracca & Brayshaw

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The commentators probably had to stop themselves saying that Geelong had two byes in a row.

Would love to knock off those arrogant pricks next week but we won't.

Lets face it. Geelong should beat us. But kelly and stanley will miss id say and they said on the news tonight Mitch will miss another week. But im pretty sure the geelong boys would want to get up for Enrights 300th and I have no doubt selowood would be annoyed with his input last night and wouldn't want to play 2 bad game in a row.

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