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POST MATCH DISCUSSION - Round 5

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Viney, Bernie, Tyson, Jeffy.

Amazing.

Tigers had the umps in their back pocket when it was there to be won and we answered it every time.

2 in a row!

YEAH!

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    Absolutely pumped. Great effort. Every time they came at us, we stood up and answered. So un-Melbourne like.

     

    Loved the way we didn't back down.

     

    Rance is a cowardly [censored] and Viney should be congratulated for his restrained response.

     

    and Hardwick, enjoy your week.

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    Massive call here, but we really remind me of Hawthorn when they were on the rise, that unsocial never back down attitude, not afraid to get in the oppositions face.

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    Jack Viney is amazing.

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    Hate it when good teams play great footy and say they have so much room for improvement. But we are winning, and winning well, and have SOOOOOO much room for improvement

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    Great effort. Viney has had a huge impact this year. 20 goals without hogan kicking a bag. This team has some firepower,

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    I can wear my scarf to the dawn service tomorrow morning with pride, it will sit nicely next to my medals. Great team effort all around! 

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    That is what D.Tyson is capable of, more of it thanks.

    Gawn smashed it, Viney is something else (heart and soul), Garlett kicked pressure goals, it was a very solid win.

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    Initial thoughts:

    Umpires can go [censored] themselves with whatever black and yellow object they want. We won despite them.

    Dom Tyson back to his best. Fantastic.

    Gawn and Viney could both wim brownlow. 

    Alex Rance showed himself to be scum.

    I love how our forward set up doesn't rely on Hogan. He doesn't carry it like we thought he'd have to, and I think this will make him a better player and more at ease in his wanting to belong to this team. Well done coaches.

    Commentators showed themselves for what they are. Useless. It was all about Richmond, the whole game. I like flying under the radar, but eventually they are going to have to admit...we are good!

    Dees are here. You little [censored] ripper!!!

    Thank you Paul Roos. 

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    WE'RE [censored] BACK!

     

    Peter Jackson, Paul Roos, you are [censored] geniuses. Thank you.

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    Gawn, Viney, Tmac, Tyson could all be in the team of the week

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    17 hours ago, Mickey 'O' said:

    And can I just say... Jayden Hunt! #wow

    Yeah, he was good last week as well. Stepped up another notch, clearly belongs at this level.

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    2 weeks in a row we were confronted with 2 of the the AFL's glamour teams.  Backs to the wall we were told.  Guess what media, we won both and we won well.

    Come on boys, let's get it done against the Saints next week.

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