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VFL GRAND FINAL - CASEY SCORPIONS v FOOTSCRAY BULLDOGS

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Jeez Tim Smith has some serious x factor.

 

you can see clearly some these blokes dont get games in afl jones shocking disposal terlich grimes etc

Tim Smith clearly held. No free kick. 

 

Grimes' lack of awareness and decision making even being exposed at this level. Made some absolute howlers.


Smith is as good or better than Tory Dickson

Edited by Rusty Nails

Scorps getting nothing from the umps

 

How was Jack Grimes ever an AFL captain? An absolute embarrassment.


It's almost funny - when I saw that handball was going to Grimes for the entry into F50, I actually said aloud "oh crap"...

Great work Ferrera!

Just so sad that Jack Grimes turns it over and over time and time again. Career defining aspect of his game.

2 minutes ago, Mickey said:

Scorps getting nothing from the umps

After Beveridge publicly backed Troy Pannell after his 17-1 performance for the Dogs against Adelaide they have got an unbelievable run  - looks like it works at VFL too.

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Clarry tearing this up so far...nice to see them playing momentum ....the fast non stop stuff is playing into Footscray's game style


The dogs have the largest differential of free kicks for in the league, don't they?

Tim Smith is having a mighty quarter. Hope the Melbourne recuiters are taking a few notes.


How the hell did he pull that free out to the Dogs..they were on the bottom lol

1 minute ago, SaberFang said:

The dogs have the largest differential of free kicks for in the league, don't they?

By a fair stretch. Think North are second.

Joel Smith takes a great mark in the defensive 50. 

 

Garlo Dunny And Hutchins down back ....like a brick walll... MUNRO ughhhh


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