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So if Brisbane get the upset (looking possible at the moment) then Adelaide get their home final IF they pull their finger out. If I were Campo, I'd be screaming it into every player's ears at 3QT that beating Geelong means a home final after all.

Come on boys!!

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Brissy giving their supporters some optimism and joy to go into the off season with. This is what we need tomorrow.

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Brisbane taking it to a top 5 team. Tomorrow we play a bottom 10 team and we'll get smashed.


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dogs aren't top 5 even if they win (which looks unlikely)

Nonetheless, 18th with nothing to play for but pride and they beat a squad about to play finals footy.

When was the last time we actually played *well* in the last round? (Hint: we were also about to play finals)

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Nonetheless, 18th with nothing to play for but pride and they beat a squad about to play finals footy.

When was the last time we actually played *well* in the last round? (Hint: we were also about to play finals)

Big deal.

When the season was still alive we rolled some very, very good sides. The Lions come good in the last round against a side that had a creche down back and were hoping to get through unscathed. Not much to get your knickers in a twist about.

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Angriest person in Australia right now - Scott Camporeale? With that Dogs loss they had the chance to move into 6th and a home final. Instead, they're almost certain to have to play the Dogs at Etihad instead.

Meanwhile, nice to see Brisbane play their best game in the last round. I know they didn't have Beams, not sure who else wasn't playing, but it would be nice if we didn't routinely consider our final games 'meaningless' and tried to put on a show for the fans.

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Nonetheless, 18th with nothing to play for but pride and they beat a squad about to play finals footy.

When was the last time we actually played *well* in the last round? (Hint: we were also about to play finals)

don't worry, we'll thrash great waste of space ^_^:wacko:

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yep adelaide stuffed it up but it was always going to be hard beating geelong at there home ground when they are farewelling 3 of there great players.

But Adelaide should be applauded for actually getting to the finals and achieving what they have this season after what they have been through.

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yep adelaide stuffed it up but it was always going to be hard beating geelong at there home ground when they are farewelling 3 of there great players.

But Adelaide should be applauded for actually getting to the finals and achieving what they have this season after what they have been through.

You mean like beating Geelong at their home ground when they are celebrating one of their all-time favourite players' 300th game? :P

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wow what a strange round. The way its going Carlton will probably beat hawthorn.

More likely the Saints will knock over the Weagles to give the Hawks second spot!

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Dawks a lazy 9 goals up at 3/4 time....Calton blue baggers .....Wooden Spoon circa 2015.....best thing all season.

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Thanks to the Crows throwing away their home final, I'm equal first in tipping now. Fantastic. :mad:

Question is, who holds their nerve tipping in the last 4 games that all appear reasonably one-sided? The only surprise upset I can predict is us, but this team hasn't won a single time that I've tipped them this year.

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