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6 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

Viney would eat Martin and spit out the bones.

Not sure about that. He might be poisoned or slammed for taking illegal substances at his next urine  test.

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Going early.

We're a cert.

We always match up well on them and we're even better this year.

Essendon gave us the fright we needed. I don't think we'll ever play complacently when we should win again.

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I think this game is more about the tigers then us. 

We've seen over the first 4 rounds when teams press up on us in numbers (v essendon, gws and even v pies) turnovers will kill us due to lack of composure and experiemce.

If the tigs go head to head v us - as per the 1st qtr v pies and north game, I'll be bloody confident our boys can beat them. 

Hence why i say it's more about the tigers. If they csn take it up to us its going to be tough. Mind u if we dont turn up that could be an issue too. 

I wouldnt be too confident yet dees... Some key ins for the tigs and if they take the game to us.... i am not going to be as confident.

Where do they rank for contested possessions? I know their ball movement aint flash at the moment but Deludio will help fix that.

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This weeks game is all about which demons appear the team that looses games. or the team that wins games. We have the chance to go way beyond two in a row with the saints and the gold coast before we play the dogs. All are winnable if the good demons turn up to play.


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We lost to essendon.......we shouldn't be taking anyone lightly.

Until we win 2 in a row I'm sceptical. That being said, this game is very much up for grabs.

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Lids won't play, they'll be concerned about the ruck battle, underdone Maric and Vickery will hand us a significant advantage. 

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5 minutes ago, Peter Griffen said:

Lids won't play, they'll be concerned about the ruck battle, underdone Maric and Vickery will hand us a significant advantage. 

How many years is it now that Vickery has been underdone for?

Beating the Pies was enjoyable, but for me Richmond is the scalp I want. Their supporters continue to think they're part of something special. I want us to smash them and help them understand that they're part of nothing.

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Just now, Hulett Packard III said:

Round 23, 2015 and Round 1, 2016 - both against GWS.

Doesn't count IMO.

Rounds 13 and 14 2011 is the real answer (funnily enough, the second of those two wins was against non other than Richmond).

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4 hours ago, Clint Bizkit said:

I swear to God if we lose...

Caveat Emptor! Clint always remember!

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5 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

Most Tigers fans I know are pretty well balanced.

Well-balanced Tigers supporter.....there is an oxymoron for you!


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I like the philosophy that Roos and players have spoken about several times recently, that it doesn't matter who we're playing, we now believe we that our best is good enough against most, so we're just focusing on producing our best.

 

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39 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

Wasn't Astbury injured against WCE?

Yeah he was, my bad. Injured his ankle may play again on Sunday. Was listening to 3AW / SEN whilst driving home and that was mentioned at some point.

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5 hours ago, old dee said:

During the Essendrug game that I watched on Fox with My daughter and grand daughter I was complaining bitterly and my Grand daughter said we are disgusting Pa.

From that moment on my day brightened substantially.

WE !

Brainwashing her while she is young, OD? I like it!

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11 hours ago, Dees2014 said:

To give you some idea of what Tigers posters are saying about the Dees on Yellow and Black, I give you this gem:

"Have Dusty rucking against Gawn - the latter will be too [censored]-scared to contest"

This is only one of a number of equally stupid comments. Let's hope the team is just as delusional

Haha, this sums up that idea.

 

 

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