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How was that not in the back / marking interference?  2 goal turnaround? Swans look Gawn 

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1 hour ago, Satyriconhome said:

You will find it was a Geelong player walking back who made a smart arse comment to him

Are you tight with the Hawthorn players too Saty?

Umpiring is getting a bit like it was during GWS's first year or two.


The AFL Commission must all be so excited right now. 

Push in the back is not paid anymore....

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Rohan is a spud.

Guh no that [censored] Scully goals. The franchise to win by 10 goals at this point.

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Wow this could be one of the biggest results of the year, gotta say though I'm wanting the Swans to win. The idea of GWS getting into the finals and a prelim so early in their life does make me a bit sick. 

Gee, you would think that they are playing this final in Melbourne considering their fan representation at this game. GWS seem to barely registering a reaction when they kick a goal.


3 minutes ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

Gee, you would think that they are playing this final in Melbourne considering their fan representation at this game. GWS seem to barely registering a reaction when they kick a goal.

Nobody cares except the Commission

33 minutes ago, Ozymandias Greenblerg said:

I reckon this is the best game of footy I've seen since the 2012 grand final

except for set shot kicking. i'd agree

The AFL needed to make GWS more than just competitive.  The have to win the thing enough times to make GWS a habit in the Western Sydney market.  Seems to be working!

1 minute ago, DemonAndrew said:

GW$ next final will be at Spotless. They win today it's hard not to see them in the grand final.

 

Digusting.

Could be the first interstate final where the home crowd is outnumbered by the interstate visitors.

I'm sure the doggies supporters would travel up.... perhaps less sure about the Hawthorn supporters


6 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Could be the first interstate final where the home crowd is outnumbered by the interstate visitors.

I'm sure the doggies supporters would travel up.... perhaps less sure about the Hawthorn supporters

The AFL spin machine will be functioning in high gear. We will be told about how it's a victory for the national competition.

Shame Sam Newman's 'fat rat's clacker cup' can't be awarded.

I for one welcome our new Giant overlords. (Anything to stop Hawthorn winning the thing every year.)

52 minutes ago, Redleg said:

And Griffen is 30.

Sorry, you're right, I missed him. 

50 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

Plenty of tradeable assets to fill those holes, let alone development within the franchise. 

Correct.  I'm not saying they are finished but those 5 have been pretty influential and they'll miss the experience.  They will need to make sure a couple of his step into that gap of they want to keep improving rather than hold at this level, when those players drop off.

43 minutes ago, Ozymandias Greenblerg said:

I reckon this is the best game of footy I've seen since the 2012 grand final

I would agree up until the point that the umpires stepped in to make sure GWS kicked away. 

Seeing that little rat kick the sealer makes me feel crook.

This performance by GWS is a glimpse into the next 5 years at the very least Ladies and Gentlemen.

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This was inevitable.   Manufactured garbage.  Ironic that that they are de-throning the COLA Swans.

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3 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Oh it's so exciting. Listen to the crowd!!

Basil is such a tool

He knows who pays his cheques...

 

AFL be wrapped their manufactured  franchise got up.

Stuff the generations of true VFL fans in Victoria.Wtf clubs  ever  agree to this  Crap?

Just now, radar said:

AFL be wrapped their manufactured  franchise got up.

Stuff the generations of true VFL fans in Victoria.Wtf clubs  ever  agree to this  Crap?

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$


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