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Just thinking that had we kicked on last week against North when we levelled the scores and had 20 minutes with the wind to finish them off, we would have been in the 8.

And on another tack if North retains its lead and beats Freo then it sets up a magnificent bottom of the ladder clash next weekend - Dockers v Blues with an intriguing match up on Anzac Day. If the Bombers win that one, then Bucks could find himself on the dole.

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    7 hours ago, Forest Demon said:

    Upset? GWS were rightly favourites and the final leg of a handy little multi for me.

    Port are in trouble. They look no better than they did last year.

    How much did you win?

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    34 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    Freo and Carlton playing off for outright last next week.  Who would have thought that at the start of the year?

    Freo, Richmond, Collingwood and Port in the bottom 8. I like it!

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    7 hours ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

    How much did you win?

    Won just under a hundred, so nothing too crazy. Was just all the short priced favourites and GWS.

    Also had a little flutter on us at 2.80.

    All in all, a nice little weekend, 2 from 2.

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