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Ah so close!!!! Now they've got the double chance anything can happen for them. Damn!

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1 minute ago, Redleg said:

Every result I wanted went the other way. Typical. And a Melbourne discard wins the last one. 

Why?? Don't you see, we beat Hawthorn but rather the lament they grow Balls and find a way to win over adversity!

Something we cannot as yet do!

Our players are still drinking their own bathwater ( as cold as it is) since our wins over Hawks and Port Adelaide!!

There is a really strong message there!!

Well done Fitz, triumphed over considerable challenges!

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12 minutes ago, Deemented Are Go! said:

LOL Colliwobbles. 

Meantime WTF are the Dogs doing? (Not near TV) 

I'm actually at the Dogs v Dockers game.

Innacuracy costing Dogs but the Dockers are playing better footy.

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7 minutes ago, McQueen said:

I'm actually at the Dogs v Dockers game.

Innacuracy costing Dogs but the Dockers are playing better footy.

Cheers. 

Doin it for the Pavlova, I imagine. 

Fancy that- lifting your performance to farewell someone important. :/

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Wow Fitzy what a goal. Said after the game its only his 3rd win. Now in 2 weeks he gest to the big stage to play a final against geelong. Good luck to him. Have no grudge or hatred towards him. Nice to see him get his chance and hope he takes it. 

So brisbane the team who needs the most help miss out on the first pick by .6% to a team who got done for allegedly using banned substances and gets all there good players back next year and the 1st pick. They better not get O'Meara handed to them on a plate. 

Geez the saints will be annoyed only missing the 8 on percentage, but rooy kicking 9. Wow. 

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16 minutes ago, McQueen said:

I'm actually at the Dogs v Dockers game.

Innacuracy costing Dogs but the Dockers are playing better footy.

I haven't watched a Dockers game in 6 years. Are they still overly reliant on Matthew Pavlich?

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9 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Wow Fitzy what a goal. Said after the game its only his 3rd win. Now in 2 weeks he gest to the big stage to play a final against geelong. Good luck to him. Have no grudge or hatred towards him. Nice to see him get his chance and hope he takes it. 

So brisbane the team who needs the most help miss out on the first pick by .6% to a team who got done for allegedly using banned substances and gets all there good players back next year and the 1st pick. They better not get O'Meara handed to them on a plate. 

Geez the saints will be annoyed only missing the 8 on percentage, but rooy kicking 9. Wow. 

[censored] the lot of 'em

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22 minutes ago, 45HG said:

Hawthorn have won 6 games by under 10 points.

Average winning margin 29.8 - Dees average winning margin 35.5:cool:

Hawks average losing margin 34.6 - Dees 33.5 :cool::cool:

Hawthorn reigning 3 times premiers and finished top 4.

Melbourne no premiership since 64, finished 11th.

Let's not get too carried away...

 

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2 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

Top 4 is a joke.

Three teams that have won something like 9 of the last 10 flags, plus the AFL's plastic frankenstein club.

 

Yawnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

[censored] pathetic isn't it? The AFL are beyond incompetent, they simply have no interest in doing anything proactive enough to change the state of the game.

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11 minutes ago, Chook said:

I haven't watched a Dockers game in 6 years. Are they still overly reliant on Matthew Pavlich?

Stuffed if I know.

Im only here because my young bloke played Auskick at halftime.

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11 minutes ago, stuie said:

Hawthorn reigning 3 times premiers and finished top 4.

Melbourne no premiership since 64, finished 11th.

Let's not get too carried away...

 

Do you ever post except to disagree with someone?

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