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GAME DAY - Round 12


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3 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

This is a topsy turvy season and, with a number of teams, you don't have any idea as to what's coming out at the start of the day.

I go back a few weeks ago when I saw the quarter time score in the Collingwood v Geelong game and I thought WTF.

On Saturday night Geelong made a meal out of North Melbourne.

Carlton beat both Collingwood and Geelong.

Confused?

 

At the start of the season I said it would be the most even in a very long time, check this out.

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2 hours ago, The Reverend said:

At work in Beijing. Might be a good time to introduce Chinese students to the beauty of Australian Rules football. Could be an opportunity for cultural learning as well as some intensive study of the Australian vernacular. Mmmm, maybe not.

Got the same dilemma. Was supposed to be finished classes by quarter time but someone is sick so have to cover!

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I've been out for a bike ride. It's seriously windy!! The filth would be going in way too top heavy if they line up as selected. I wouldn't be surprised to see a late change. (Small for ta

Confident? Of course not ... Essendon!!

I've got a seat organised on Level 2 so I'm set.

Go dees!!!

 

 

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2 hours ago, Biffen said:

I'm in the outer today.

I'm hoping the scum can take losing like gentlemen.

I will be wearing tweed (with the elbow patches).

I hope today we play a coach killer.

(Not ours)

 

Tweed In the outer! Risky business Ethan risky business!

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42 minutes ago, Watts the matter said:

Got the same dilemma. Was supposed to be finished classes by quarter time but someone is sick so have to cover!

Seems like there might be a few of us over here. It would be really good to catch up to watch a game or two together. Paddy O'Shea's in Dongzhimen is pretty good at finding the coverage. If you're interested let me know and we can get together maybe next weekend for the Swans game on Sunday. It would mean an 11am start but they have some good food to soak up the beers. 

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8 minutes ago, The Reverend said:

Seems like there might be a few of us over here. It would be really good to catch up to watch a game or two together. Paddy O'Shea's in Dongzhimen is pretty good at finding the coverage. If you're interested let me know and we can get together maybe next weekend for the Swans game on Sunday. It would mean an 11am start but they have some good food to soak up the beers. 

Eating's cheating!

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8 minutes ago, Jaded said:

Great weather for the walk to the G and enjoying watching various D grade douchebags diving into icy water. 

Now to win!

Can also confirm J Viney is playing. Glove on. Freak!

Hughesy... "We love what he is doing, go Neale!"

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Jack's hand looks ok - carrying his gear with his left (injured)! 

His presence will draw one of their players to 'mind' :cool: him - frees up our other midfielders :rolleyes:

Go Dees!     View image on Twitter

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Jack is primed for big game! Relishes the challenge and knows to hate the old foe in his DNA... 

;)

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1 hour ago, Watts the matter said:

Got the same dilemma. Was supposed to be finished classes by quarter time but someone is sick so have to cover!

You sure it's not The Reverend calling in sick?

 

24 minutes ago, The Reverend said:

Seems like there might be a few of us over here. It would be really good to catch up to watch a game or two together. Paddy O'Shea's in Dongzhimen is pretty good at finding the coverage. If you're interested let me know and we can get together maybe next weekend for the Swans game on Sunday. It would mean an 11am start but they have some good food to soak up the beers. 

 

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2 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

This is a topsy turvy season and, with a number of teams, you don't have any idea as to what's coming out at the start of the day.

I go back a few weeks ago when I saw the quarter time score in the Collingwood v Geelong game and I thought WTF.

On Saturday night Geelong made a meal out of North Melbourne.

Carlton beat both Collingwood and Geelong.

Confused?

 

Melbourne beat GWS, GWS smashed Port, Port smashed Melbourne.

Hell, Richmond beat Sydney! 

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