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9 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Bunch of alcos on this site.

And you have only just figured this out because posters are admitting drinking after the victory, and not some of the previous posts and topics

Posted
12 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Bunch of alcos on this site.

How else were we to get through the past decade of football without it?

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Posted
14 minutes ago, boydie said:

How else were we to get through the past decade of football without it?

How are we going to get through the NEXT ten years with it?

Posted
1 hour ago, Satyriconhome said:

And you have only just figured this out because posters are admitting drinking after the victory, and not some of the previous posts and topics

I was always too drunk to figure it out earlier Saty.

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If you want a good laugh, and good vibes, go read from about page 21 on the match day thread. The moment when it became obvious we might win and the momentum it builds on DLand is genuinely charming.

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I can't believe Clarkson used inexperience as an excuse. That is absolutely laughable and I hope someone in the media brings it up this week.

News flash to Alistair.

Number of Premiership players for Hawthorn yesterday: 16

Number of Premiership players for Melbourne: 0

What a peanut!

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Growing a beard while watching replay for 2nd time with pooch and a frothy. Bloody brilliant!

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Posted
22 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Growing a beard while watching replay for 2nd time with pooch and a frothy. Bloody brilliant!

Growing a beard   tsk tsk displaying mine proudly yesterday goes nice with my 39 jumper

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I watched the replay last night, I watched it again this morning.

Went to have a coffee so I can read all the papers. Stupid barista coffee arted a swan on my coffee, damn hipsters ruining my flat white with their footy biases. Never mind, replay again later tonight to get me through a crazy work week ahead.

 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Jaded said:

I watched the replay last night, I watched it again this morning.

Went to have a coffee so I can read all the papers. Stupid barista coffee arted a swan on my coffee, damn hipsters ruining my flat white with their footy biases. Never mind, replay again later tonight I think to get me through a crazy work week ahead.

 

Moonie and Earl Hood would probably sit back and have a meaningful discourse on both the artistic merits of said swan and , more importantly, how its symbolism reflected on a post modernist view  of the rise of Donald Trump and its subsequent implications on China's claim to the Spratley Islands.

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Dom Tyson has taken his game to a whole new level in the last 4-5 weeks, i reckon he's been best on ground in at least two of those.

i reckon it's pretty easy to forget how talented Dom is when you think of Gawn, Hogan, Petracca, Brayshaw and co

but our win yesterday came largely on the back of Dom's influence imo

 

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Posted
56 minutes ago, Abe said:

Dom Tyson has taken his game to a whole new level in the last 4-5 weeks, i reckon he's been best on ground in at least two of those.

i reckon it's pretty easy to forget how talented Dom is when you think of Gawn, Hogan, Petracca, Brayshaw and co

but our win yesterday came largely on the back of Dom's influence imo

Spot on, mate. I'd argue Viney was equally as influential. His outside run was stunning, but both are going to become A grade as of 2018.

Posted
10 hours ago, Dee-licious said:

re-watching. How good is Stretch! 

Outstanding decision making and execution. Building beautifully. So overlooked by opposition teams.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Satyriconhome said:

Growing a beard   tsk tsk displaying mine proudly yesterday goes nice with my 39 jumper

Saty your beard was bushier than Big M's at one point. He has outgrown you! 

Posted
1 hour ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Moonie and Earl Hood would probably sit back and have a meaningful discourse on both the artistic merits of said swan and , more importantly, how its symbolism reflected on a post modernist view  of the rise of Donald Trump and its subsequent implications on China's claim to the Spratley Islands.

I don't drink flat whites, so not sure what all this is about? I am more your macchiato man, no room for pretentious coffee art there!  

I think Moons drinks Earl Grey Tea these days. But yes there are issues re the Spratleys that Moons and I need to discuss now that you mention it. 

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