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On this evidence Fremantle are going to have their way with the Eagles next weekend. Shocking play

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1 hour ago, The heart beats true said:

Cats doing just enough to be in the game at 3/4 time and pray for Selwood and Dangerfield to get them over the line in the last.

Every f#*king week.

If you think thats good - From last week following an Eagles WIN...

On 4/13/2017 at 8:41 PM, The heart beats true said:

The Eagles are an odd side. They've got 3-4 genuine footballers who turn up at every ground, and the rest of them seem to only be able to play at home in front of 30,000 family and friends.

I'm either a prophet or I spend my weekends avoiding my family - gifting me a unique knowledge of the game. You decide.

 

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Picked St Kilda and West Coke so stuffed that. However, great that teams around our level are dropping matches.

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Glad the saints didn't win and overtake us on the ladder. They will be one of our main competitors for finals for sure

WC could drop too

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30 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

If you think thats good - From last week following an Eagles WIN...

I'm either a prophet or I spend my weekends avoiding my family - gifting me a unique knowledge of the game. You decide.

 

You're both. One can only gain true insight through the total abandonment of family time. Oh wise one.

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3 minutes ago, Deemented Are Go! said:

Did Whorethorn play well or Weagles play crap?

Just left this game. West Coast were painfully slow. At times I had to line them against my smartphone (side on) to gauge if they were moving.

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Why do we always have to play W.C. in Perth. Hard to beat, especially with the umpires no matter what head office says over there. Just when was the last time we played them at the "G" ? Surely next year they must play us here.

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48 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

Win tomorrow night and we are equal 6th, just one game from third spot on the ladder.

If anything we will be equal seventh with Meth Coast! Port Adelaide are a mile,in front of us on percentage and we are well clear of Freo for now! It is imperative that we win tomorrow to keep in the race.

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WC are similar to us as we have been recently.They can be great front runners on their home track but wilt under real pressure from any ordinary side.  They also like us have average leadership with no identifiable strong leader. If last season we had  a similar home ground advantage we would have been finalists for sure.

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1 minute ago, america de cali said:

 

WC are similar to us as we have been recently.They can be great front runners on their home track but wilt under real pressure from any ordinary side.  They also like us have average leadership.

You nailed it. They have nobody to stand up when the heat is on, which is an huge indictment on them considering they have the 2nd oldest list in the AFL.

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35 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Melbourne City 0-2 down

after 30 minutes

Woo Hoo

Now there's a club with heaps of dosh but without spirit or backbone.

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43 minutes ago, MT64 said:

Why do we always have to play W.C. in Perth. Hard to beat, especially with the umpires no matter what head office says over there. Just when was the last time we played them at the "G" ? Surely next year they must play us here.

2014 and they did us by 93 

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Cyril finally played a good game after being poor all year and he is a genius again. Give me a break. How about holding him to account as a senior player over the past month?

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10 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Cyril finally played a good game after being poor all year and he is a genius again. Give me a break. How about holding him to account as a senior player over the past month?

Bruce will be very pleased/aroused 

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