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5 minutes ago, whers_jacka_now said:

I am watching it now and Go Dees. Some serious talent there. Mo Hope for the dogs is a gun, and Cale Morton is also playing well.

I was wondering the same thing...Well done for starting thread.

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I am watching it too and enjoying it.

The women certainly put to bed the notion that it takes years to learn a game plan. 

Exiting, attacking footy which will only improve when the league takes off next year and games become more regular.

Also no one has played for a free/ducked their head yet....

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Geez, we're losing both Harris and Frederick-Straub from our forward line, to the marquee players rule. Annoying, because it looks like good marks are the main premium type.

 

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12 minutes ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

I am watching it too and enjoying it.

The women certainly put to bed the notion that it takes years to learn a game plan. 

Exiting, attacking footy which will only improve when the league takes off next year and games become more regular.

Also no one has played for a free/ducked their head yet....

There doesn't seem to be any of the bullsh*t umpiring decisions in this game either!

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8 minutes ago, doc roet said:

Must have been taking lessons off Jessie

It's spelt 'Jesse'. If you're going to have a dig at him, at least know how to spell his name. 

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7 minutes ago, Is Dom Is Good said:

Taylor Harris kicks further than Hogan......

Was just thinking that myself. She is a booming kick, and has magnificent hands also. Bloody good looking too. A face that sells memberships.

Shame she is a Lion now.

That Dees defender that signed with the Crows as a marquee player doesn't take any crap. Quite tough and physical.

 

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Brilliant, I am a convert. Exceptional skills, players playing to position. This is not girls footy it is women's footy and it is fantastic to watch. Best thing that has happened to football for a long time. Transformational. 

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6 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Was just thinking that myself. She is a booming kick, and has magnificent hands also. Bloody good looking too. A face that sells memberships.

Shame she is a Lion now.

That Dees defender that signed with the Crows as a marquee player doesn't take any crap. Quite tough and physical.

 

Yeah strange we didn't try to get her as a marquee player? 

I'm really concerned my AFL season stress will continue to the women's format..... Usually summer is a time for me to unwind!


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1 minute ago, hemingway said:

Brilliant, I am a convert. Exceptional skills, players playing to position. This is not girls footy it is women's footy and it is fantastic to watch. Best thing that has happened to football for a long time. Transformational. 

Have to agree - exciting game, quite different from the men's game. Hopefully it'll go from strength to strength.

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Just now, Is Dom Is Good said:

Yeah strange we didn't try to get her as a marquee player? 

I'm really concerned my AFL season stress will continue to the women's format..... Usually summer is a time for me to unwind!

I would like to have had Harris. She is fantastic.

This is the best of the best playing for 2 teams. Once the talent is spread out it won't be nearly as good to watch.

This game is a good spectacle though.

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Tayla Harris is a Queenslander, so probably natural that she'd go to the Lions.

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