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McGlynn always seems to come alive in finals. Big game player.

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    Geez why couldnt hawkins kick like that in r23. So I guess the secret is just stop danger and selwood. Motlop twice so far elected to stand back in a contest rather than go in hard. Its actually boring to watch. Swans are just so good its scary. 

    Geez doggies you better win tomorrow. 

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    Time for the ump to give dubious holding the balls and 50/50's to Geelong now that there's not much at stake with a bad call and they can get them back into the game.

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    12 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    Taping him up and trying to get him back on apparently.

    Games over, rest him, will be needed next week.

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    Sydney are a better side, but this is bizarre. Not even a whimper from Geelong.

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    When you consider Geelong were able to bring in;

    Dangerfield

    Zac Smith

    Rhys Stanley

    Scott Selwood 

    and the photographer (the year before)

    as best 22 players, it makes it feel so much sweeter to see them getting done so convincingly.

    I'd be willing to bet that Geelong wouldn't have even made the eight this year without Dangerfield.

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    My Dad was born in South Melbourne and has follwed the Bloods for 83 years. I would love to be with him watching this tonight. Seriously brilliant football. 

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    1 minute ago, McQueen said:

    When you consider Geelong were able to bring in;

    Dangerfield

    Zac Smith

    Rhys Stanley

    Scott Selwood 

    and the photographer

    the year before, as best 22 players, it makes it feel so much sweeter to see them getting done so convincingly.

    I'd be willing to bet that Geelong wouldn't have even made the eight this year without Dangerfield.

    Great call.

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    1 minute ago, McQueen said:

    When you consider Geelong were able to bring in;

    Dangerfield

    Zac Smith

    Rhys Stanley

    Scott Selwood 

    and the photographer

    the year before, as best 22 players, it makes it feel so much sweeter to see them getting done so convincingly.

    I'd be willing to bet that Geelong wouldn't have even made the eight this year without Dangerfield.

    They did their job... would rather watch them get smashed then have hawthorn playing tonight

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    Just now, Bombay Airconditioning said:

    You stupid woman, I was giving her mouth to mouth.

    "Good moaning."

    Loving seeing the Cats get smashed.  What a way to start the weekend!

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    2 minutes ago, McQueen said:

    When you consider Geelong were able to bring in;

    Dangerfield

    Zac Smith

    Rhys Stanley

    Scott Selwood 

    and the photographer

    the year before, as best 22 players, it makes it feel so much sweeter to see them getting done so convincingly.

    I'd be willing to bet that Geelong wouldn't have even made the eight this year without Dangerfield.

    It was visible last year. They won close games that earlier they would have smashed. 

    Whorethorn are a year behind them...

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    Handbags rediscovered?

    Two games in four weeks not lookING so good after all. I wonder if GW$ will suffer the same fate. One can but hope. 

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    Handbaggers up 12-7 in frees. Rewarding the duckers & divers.

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    How could the ump not pay that mark to Rohan???

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    Really hoping for a Sydney v Dogs final! Must say I didn't see this result coming though, wonder how Gillberts will feel about the pre-finals bye if the Giants lose tomorrow. 

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    Rampe is a jet

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    I llve watching Gary Rohan play. Stunning game from him tonight. 

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    Sharks up early 14 - 0 against the Cowboys. 

    Going to spend half time boarding up my windows. Cronulla won't sleep tonight....

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