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If we beat Saints round 1 I will ...

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...not be surprised

 

 

Happily post on this website every  positive act Jack Watts contributed that led to the win

Be pleased, but also accept it as standard. We need to beat teams around and below us to make finals, and those bastards have been beating up on us for far too long!

Pray we start the year off well and build momentum. We have a good run and could go 5-1 IMO


... leave Etihad in a happy mood for a change.

Believe it when I see it. I'm still recovering from Toumpas mucking it up in the goalsquare when we led in the last minute.


Join (probably) everyone here in a few hearty renditions of 'The Grand Old Flag'.

not be surprised  and wait to see what happens in the following four matches.

The reality is that if we cannot win games such as the one against St Kilda we have not improved

Dwayne Russell is commentating the game (heard him mention it today on 3AW with a Tom McDonald interview). So perhaps watching the replay on mute if we win?


2 hours ago, Gorgoroth said:

Be surprised. 

This is the sort of game we will find a way to lose. 

We actually have to find a way to win. Our record against them at ES is abysmal. Our record at ES against other teams is terrible as well. 

Saints smashed Blues by 92 points compared to our 54 point win. They are travelling well at the moment.  

They are the favourite against us in round 1. 

Be very happy and look forward to getting more monkeys off our collective backs.

Absolutely NO reason that we should not win over Saints at Docklands, AND beat North, and Essundone, AND Carlton, AND make finals and win some.

Belief, believe!

Edited by monoccular

 

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