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Round 13 - Non MFC games

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Buddy would be very close to the GOAT it he could mark overhead. 

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    Even with Jesus Rance on their side, Richmond are in serious trouble here. They've turned a 5 goal lead into a 3 point lead. I THINK we want Richmond to lose, but we also don't want a rejuvenated Sydney taking a spot in the 8. Can't they BOTH lose? 

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    What's that noise?

    is it a cat with a fur ball??

    Nah - it's the grotesque but sweet noise of the Tigers choking.

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    Clutch goal from Reewold to bring the margin back out to 9 for the Tiger.

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    2 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    I love Chokemond

    Gotta love 'em. They're the gift that just keeps on giving.

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    Just now, DemonAndrew said:

    Good game now!

    Close game now - but definitely not a good one

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    1 hour ago, rjay said:

    Nichols without doubt the worst umpire in the game...

    Happy we don't have him tomorrow.

    ...and I'll say it again..

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    I love watching Richmond struggle but surely a Richmond win is better for us? We don't want/need Sydney getting back in the finals race.

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    1 minute ago, titan_uranus said:

    I love watching Richmond struggle but surely a Richmond win is better for us? We don't want/need Sydney getting back in the finals race.

    There's arguments both ways, but our top 4 chances rest on the Tigers collapsing, so...I'll go for that one.

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    1 minute ago, titan_uranus said:

    I love watching Richmond struggle but surely a Richmond win is better for us? We don't want/need Sydney getting back in the finals race.

    I know what you're saying - personally I'm a believer if you're good enough -you'll always need to beat the best team - as most likely you'll play them in the big dance anyway.

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    Lolmond

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    Swan's are gonna do it. Win by a few goals tomorrow and we're top 4 right?

     

    EDIT: Forgot about the Power...and they're playing Brisbane next. 

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    Never, ever change, Richmond. 

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    1 minute ago, Chook said:

    Swan's are gonna do it. Win by a few goals tomorrow and we're top 4 right?

    Only if Port loses to Brisbane.

    Richmond losing is good for our chances of higher positioning in the top 8 but I'd rather have Sydney ruled out for the year. Not just for us, but because I'm sick of Sydney making finals.

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    Terrible outcome. We all know Richmond are beatable pretenders but the last thing we want nipping at our heels are a rejuvenated Swans.

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    2 minutes ago, SaberFang said:

    Terrible outcome. We all know Richmond are beatable pretenders but the last thing we want nipping at our heels are a rejuvenated Swans.

    I prefer to have the teams above us lose and back our boys to win and make the top 4/final 8 than to hope the teams behind us fall over.

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