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AFL Finals Week 1 - 2016

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19 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Boyd is useless. 

Early Mark Jamar-esque. 

You went about 20 minutes too early.

 
2 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

You say that every year SWYL.. They never seem to be. :) 

I know. But the dogs are a bunch of kids with injuries BUT THEY REFUSE TO GIVE IN....

1 minute ago, Biffen said:

You went about 20 minutes too early.

Happens every time I say something about anything. 

 

Having said that, he 2-grabbed a mark and spoiled a contest, no biggie. Cometti easily impressed. 

 

Ha ha laughing at the west coast fans booing the umpires because for once the umps are umping properly and not getting sucked into the home crowd. 

Geez the dogs are a good smothering team. Boyd had a much better 2nd quarter. Stringer needs to stop looking for the easy handball over the back and actually go into get it. 

But its a tough and great game. Hope the dogs win. 

If the Bont & Stringer fire up in the 2nd half, the Dogs will win.

 


5 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Happens every time I say something about anything.  

I'll be happy DA if you count us out of next years prelim at half time

How good would it be seeing West Coke going out in Week 1 on their home turf...  go Doggies

Have you noticed how many times the Eagles players have stopped and propped (gone sideways etc) as they try to stream forward.

You have to have players forward streaming into space.

The Dogs are a faster side. A good marking side will beat them as will a precise disposal team (eg Hawthorn) but it osn't going well for the Eagles tonight,

Interesting second half coming up.

 

Doggies playing like their is 25 of them on the field. Great to watch


Do they ever stop booing over there?

Picken has been immense.

Picken has hands like his old man

Maybe it's just jealousy, but it annoys me seeing how quickly Beveridge has transformed that team. They are very impressive and play like a team. Bontempelli has all the hallmarks of a superstar.

And I haven't rated West Coast all year, so it's delicious seeing them failing at the first hurdle. The Dogs will play Hawthorn or Geelong next week; I know I'll be rooting hard for them then.


Huge fan of Liam Picken. Work rate, tackling machine and very skilfull. He has been a massive influence in this game. And he is as good a mark as his dad, if not as spectacular. No chance in the trade period? 

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Eagles still in it, again Doggies need to just get to the end of the qtr in this position and they are a massive chance. WC will make is close though.

Bont and String need to lift massively.

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Suckling big loss for Hawks? Such a good boot and doesn't get beaten often in the air, has enough toe once the ball hits the deck too.

 

Doggies!!! 


Their supporters can't deal with the lack of home town decisions.

They've had a dream run for years

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Some of Boyd's pack work, ruck work and defensive work has been massive this quarter. But he is no power forward at this stage. 

 
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4 minutes ago, Maldonboy38 said:

Some of Boyd's pack work, ruck work and defensive work has been massive this quarter. But he is no power forward at this stage. 

Courage with the smashed up nose. 

1 minute ago, Cards13 said:

Courage with the smashed up nose. 

I was actually talking about Tom Boyd. 


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