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AFL Round 1 - Non MFC Games (2017)


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Well it all kicks off again tomorrow night with the underwhelming Carlton v Richmond clash at the MCG.

Can't see either of these clubs getting out of the bottom 6 myself...

A lot of support coming for Richmond but personally I wouldn't be surprised to see Carlton get up and that would really set the 'Dimmer' season off with a bang.

I think the Blues have a stronger midfield and if they can get on top there then anything can happen.

I like the look of Weitering (can we get in his ear), the 2nd coming of Pav and am interested in the debut of Sam P-S a classy young kid.

I guess it's a bit macabre but a Richmond loss and the accompanying fallout does appeal to me.

 

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AFL 2017 starting of with possibly the worst game of the year class wise. Just look at the 2 lists....................................... vomit.

Lots of interest though, and i will be happy whoever loses.

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46 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

While I hate supporting Carlscum, I would LOVE to see the Tigers get rolled tonight.  It would be glorious!

Would be freaking hilarious.  Their supporters are already talking top 4 LOL

They better warm up their microwaves, they are no sure thing vs the Blues.

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Couldn't have 2 more contrasting thoughts on players.

Simpson, one player I really enjoy watching and would have loved to see in the Dees jumper.

Rance, one player I cannot stand to watch play the game. When it doesn't go his way he takes it out on others.

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Just now, Diamond_Jim said:

ah... I had posted on the live app thread saying I could get nothing... this might explain it

can you post again if you get a connection...

Yes well im stuck at work, dont have a radio..... so ill keep trying...

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Very open game. Richmond will win by 7 or 8 goals unless Carlton can somehow turn it into more of a scrap.

That Petrevski-Seton looks a good young player, seems to be in  the camera frame all the bloody time.

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5 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

Yes well im stuck at work, dont have a radio..... so ill keep trying...

Thanks

I'm overseas and I thought they might have put a geo blocker on it... just ridiculous

Luckily it is not the most interesting game of the year... scores are 45-27 Tigers way

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1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Thanks

I'm overseas and I thought they might have put a geo blocker on it... just ridiculous

Luckily it is not the most interesting game of the year... scores are 45-27 Tigers way

Yes its just typical Afl, first game of the year and the site crashes......frustrating. Thanks for the score DJ.

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