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AFL Round 1 - Non MFC Games (2017)

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Tide's turning. Seven minutes into the game and the Doggies haven't had a free kick yet. Trail Pies 0 - 1 on the free count.

 
 

Pies are dogs !!

Dogs flying 

The Pies are playing like a big budget movie that goes nowhere at the minute - getting plenty of the footy but it's been for nothing so far.  Dogs far cleaner and more clinical.


Never thought I'd be delighted in seeing Cloke kick a goal.

Those Collingwood supporters were quick to shut up!

Just now, Demon Jack said:

Never thought I'd be delighted in seeing Cloke kick a goal.

Those Collingwood supporters were quick to shut up!

Monster Goal!!

Gee imagine how nervous Cloke would have been feeling when going for that shot on goal with the pies fans booing him. He would have been thinking please do not miss. Glad he nailed it. The pies fans would have been thinking why couldn't you do that fore us. Loved how they went to Joffa and he just sat down. 

Come on dogs keep it going. 

 

For a small bloke Lachie Hunter is so instinctive and Liba is a magnificent tackler


Tom billionaire Boyd. 1 handball. 

1 minute ago, Deestroy All said:

Tom billionaire Boyd. 1 handball. 

It is amazing how Watts has copped so much and this guy nothing.

Played one good game, in the biggest game of course.

34 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Tom billionaire Boyd. 1 handball. 

Yeh but he played good in a grand final once. 


Dogs are so much more likable premiers to admire than hawthorn.... class just getting the job done now

Pies now run out of puff , the intensity only lasted 1 1/2 quarters , that's what separates ordinary sides from the top 4 

You would have to be mad not to play a sweeping small/mid size stay at home back against the Dogs ... the easy run ins they have had on the rebound and the lack of a good forward line on Collingwood's part are the difference.

Let's hope our older players can give us the service that Pendlebury gives Collingwood.

41 minutes ago, Is Dom Is Good said:

It is amazing how Watts has copped so much and this guy nothing.

Played one good game, in the biggest game of course.

When you stand up in the big game and virtually get your team across the line for a premiership win which he did no one will bag you. 

Jeez Darcy Moore has really strugged tonight without that big bodied forward next to him. Just the 5 disposal so far.


We miss Howe... two turnovers in 5 seconds. We need him back.

Good ol...... lol

 

Pies worked hard but their skills...

That's the big difference between the good sides and the also-rans - the likes of the Dogs and Hawks and Swans and GW$ on the whole simply don't waste it.

I really want to see us moving the ball with skill tomorrow, because I think like the Dogs and Pies we'll be up for the contest.

Edited by DemonAndrew

Its always a great way to start a football season with a pie loss.   Go Bullies, well for most of the year    Go Dees  Tomorrow will tell its own storey  wish I knew whether we won almost as much as the tattslotto numbers..  Hope the pub has it on and the beer is cold.    26 points to the saints is my guess..


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