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Non MFC Matches - Round 10

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Boos still 4/1 and only 2 goals down.

 

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    Carlton are coming hard 

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    • Point the difference 
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    8 minutes ago, loges said:

    Carlton are coming hard 

     

    1 minute ago, loges said:
    • Point the difference 

     


    Fuggit. Can't they both lose in heartbreaking fashion?

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    Carlton is actually alright.  A lot of upside imo and I think they're well coached.

    I hate Norf much more than Caaaaaaarlton. 

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    This North vs Carlton game has been a lot like our game against North last week. NM get out to a big lead which is wheeled in and then ultimately pushed back out again in the 4th quarter.

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    The Orange men march on

    Not a bad win and they still have quite a few to come back

    WC played  a great style of game against them by closing down the forward half and then counterattacking.

    GWS' game reminded me of the Lions at their best when they would deliberately play for stoppages and out of bounds.

    If you think about it for a moment it is a great tactic for halving the zone and if you have better stoppage players it is a real percentage play.

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    3 hours ago, FireInTheBelly said:

    Perhaps we should consider calling ourselves the Melbourne Emus. Quite clearly if you're on the National Coat of Arms you're a protected species.

    ...or they could simply call us WLWLWL...

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    GWS list depth is as unbelievable as suspected.  Their injury list is brutal and they just keep winning. 

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    2 hours ago, Petraccattack said:

    GWS list depth is as unbelievable as suspected.  Their injury list is brutal and they just keep winning. 

    Hard not to see it as their premiership to lose 

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    Yep GWS will get there players back closer to finals it's hard not to see them win it, and they have deledio who hasn't played a game yet he could be the cream once finals come not that they need it, if GWS win a flag might be easier to pry some players out of there 

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    6 hours ago, brendan said:

    Yep GWS will get there players back closer to finals it's hard not to see them win it, and they have deledio who hasn't played a game yet he could be the cream once finals come not that they need it, if GWS win a flag might be easier to pry some players out of there 

    Spot on... the sooner they win a flag the better it will be for the other teams in the sense that GWS will be well and truly raided. My only concern is that they will receive high draft picks in return for the leaving players and the dominance will continue for a few more years. The are like the mythical hydra.... cut off a head and another two grow back !!

    The way to beat GWS is to squeeze the life out of the game .... (the ultra flood etc) if you let them run free they will cut any side to pieces. WC nearly succeeded last night.

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