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Round 21 - Non MFC Matches

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The only good thing about the Dogs winning is that they'll then likely go on to win they're remaining 2 games and finish 4th or 5th.

We sneak into 8th and could possibly play either Geelong or Dogs at the G in week 1.

If the Dogs lose tonight, I can't see anyway we can avoid an interstate trip week 1. 

Ofcourse if we lose Sunday, the above is a moot point.

1 hour ago, Petraccattack said:

Come on GWS, get it done tonight vs the Dogs.

Tipped the GWS flogs by 50. Either we've dropped right off a cliff or the Wanderers are back in form big time. I'm hoping the latter.

 

I thought this game was in Ballarat. Should've double checked that before I put money on the Bulldogs. That should ensure us a GWS win at least. 


Someone get Bruce a mop, Deledio has got him a touch too excited already. 

 

Patton's going to kick 10. 


GWS should rest everyone on the bench and just leave Shiel and Patton out there. 

I can see the Dogs scratching out a prelim final type win here.

We need GWS to win by a bit coz of %.

Tonight's just the first in a long series of results we really need to go our way to maximise our chance of finals. Bulldogs have a rubbish percentage so even if we both finish with 12 wins we'll be above them.

Need them to lose tonight.


Free kicks already 8-2. Looks like nothing ever changes with the pro-Bulldog umpiring bias.

Yeah dogs will win.

I can't get over the kicking field skills tonight. First class compared to what we dish up 

Both teams seem miles ahead of where our boys are at kicking the pill on the run.

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Embarrassing defence from the Giants right now. And these [censored] muppets mopped the floor with us last week. Let that sink in.

The ease with which the Dogs are transitioning the ball into attack infuriates me, rendering the entire forward structure of the Giants useless.

WTF were we doing last week?

Edited by SaberFang


2 minutes ago, deeko said:

I can't get over the kicking field skills tonight. First class compared to what we dish up 

Both teams seem miles ahead of where our boys are at kicking the pill on the run.

I've spoke to soon, second quarter has been pretty ordinary 

 

Cmon Giants. Get the job done so our hopes can remain in tact for another week!

Little thug?


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