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AFL Finals Week 1 - 2016

Cards13
in Melbourne Demons

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25 minutes ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

Also take a look at the smug 'We are going to win. This is almost like falling off a log, it's that easy' smile that Smith had on his face as he was about to kick for goal.

"Never Fear...Smith is here..."

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    If they lose next week or in this Final Series that smirk the camera caught will haunt x

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    Are the going to close the roof in Sydney?! The glare is terrible, you can't see players on the outer wing.

    what a chit stadium.

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    10 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    If they lose next week or in this Final Series that smirk the camera caught will haunt x

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

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    2 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

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

    Don't ruin a good story, fella. How do you know that, anyways?

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    1 minute ago, Deemented Are Go! said:

    Don't ruin a good story, fella. How do you know that, anyways?

    It's on the vision, you will see him walking up and down to his right as he takes the kick

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    1 minute ago, Satyriconhome said:

    It's on the vision, you will see him walking up and down to his right as he takes the kick

    I'm sure he was just wishing him good luck

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    Sydney V GWS

    Hard to see this game with the stadium half in sun and shade.

    When in the sun the colours are hard to pick ..... the AFL need to have a think about their product !!

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    It is just wrong, in the interests of player safety, that Stevie J can in effect head charge into an opponent's midriff and be rewarded with a goal.

    This needs to be discouraged, not encouraged. 

    Someone WILL break their neck one day.  Only then will the usual AFL knee jerk response come into effect. 

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    That was bloody good to watch. Plenty of heat in this one early.

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    Kennedy taken out has unsettled the Swans. He's a pretty important player. Johnson out of the next game will be the fair punishment for taking him out of play and shifting momentum

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    The rucks are just not in the game Saty, game has been played very fast end to end.

    Plus Tippet is off for concussion test along with Kennedy.

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    2 minutes ago, DominatrixTyson said:

    Kennedy taken out has unsettled the Swans. He's a pretty important player. Johnson out of the next game will be the fair punishment for taking him out of play and shifting momentum

    He'll get 2, poor record I'd think DT.

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    2 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

    The rucks are just not in the game Saty, game has been played very fast end to end.

    Plus Tippet is off for concussion test along with Kennedy.

    Thanks, was Stevie J a late hit on Kennedy?

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    Swans v GWS heating up, some great footy. But GWS have made a massive mistake firing up Buddy Franklin. Did you see his next play bursting through 4 players and releasing the ball!?!? I expect him to go nuts now.

    Two things I now want to see. 1) Shaw get flattened or knocked senseless to shut his mouth. Despised his dad, and his uncle and despise him. 2) Scully get monstered by his own ruckman and get carried off.

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    2 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Thanks, was Stevie J a late hit on Kennedy?

    Yup, usual SJ, going to far and it will cost him.

    Kennedy back on, very scrappy game now. GWS look like the much better team but can't find a fwd inside 50 this qtr.

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    It's a surprisingly open final. I don't remember so much uncontested footy and paddocks of space in a final.

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    4 minutes ago, Maldonboy38 said:

    Swans v GWS heating up, some great footy. But GWS have made a massive mistake firing up Buddy Franklin. Did you see his next play bursting through 4 players and releasing the ball!?!? I expect him to go nuts now.

    Two things I now want to see. 1) Shaw get flattened or knocked senseless to shut his mouth. Despised his dad, and his uncle and despise him. 2) Scully get monstered by his own ruckman and get carried off.

    Think you need to sit in the dark during half time and few deep breaths, although you did add a bit of extra colour to my reading of the excellent reports

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    1 minute ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Think you need to sit in the dark during half time and few deep breaths, although you did add a bit of extra colour to my reading of the excellent reports

    Ok, can I have Shaw's mouth shut by a knock that doesn't knock him out? And Scully gets distracted by the sound of a jingling bag of coins being shaken by his old man? 

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