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13 hours ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Zorko and Beams will hard to stop.

Zorko got completely tagged out of the game, I wonder if we'll try the same (we should I think). Maynard tried hard against Ablett, but that's not his natural role and he seemed all at sea whenever he happened to get the ball cause it seemed like he was too focused on tagging.  I'd play either Bernie on Zorko or bring in Bugg as a tagger, he's got the fitness and loves the niggle. 

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They aren't to be taken lightly but, seriously, we should have them covered without too many problems if we're going to be a finals side.

The Saints are just an average side and it showed on the weekend.  We are better across the ground than them and if we bring our 'A' game then we'll put them away.

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No easy beats.

They will be a finals contender in 3 years with that list.

 

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1 hour ago, brendan said:

If we play like we did in the 2nd half yesterday, tidy up a couple things then we will win easy 

Not so sure we can play that way in 28c temp and pouring rain! That’s the expected weather in Brisbane for next Saturday. The Sunshine Coast camp training might come into play.


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Gee Brisbane will be getting themselves up for this one.  First home game of the year, and they would see us as very gettable.  Massive danger game.

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6 hours ago, Umpire Please said:

Not so sure we can play that way in 28c temp and pouring rain! That’s the expected weather in Brisbane for next Saturday. The Sunshine Coast camp training might come into play.

I live 500 metres from the Gabba. It will be mild temperature wise, around 22 degrees by game time but rain not mentioned for W/T/F/S. Humidity dropping off now so should be great conditions for players and a good beer drinking evening for us fans.

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Some nervous Nelly’s in here. 

We’ll win easily. 

The standard of both games this week was worlds apart. 

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With Rich and Robinson confirmed out, they will be fielding an incredibly inexperienced side that we should bully and walk all over.

Brisbane by 25.

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29 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

With Rich and Robinson confirmed out, they will be fielding an incredibly inexperienced side that we should bully and walk all over.

Brisbane by 25.

Had we won yesterday you'd be declaring us dead certs to win the flag.

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1 hour ago, Petraccattack said:

With Rich and Robinson confirmed out, they will be fielding an incredibly inexperienced side that we should bully and walk all over.

Brisbane by 25.

Haha ? 

Posted
3 hours ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Mitch Robinson has been offered a one-week ban.

Handy.

Bruise free for Mitch then..

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10 hours ago, Clint Bizkit said:

We only just beat them at the MCG last year.

If we are a finals side we win and win well, I'm just not convinced we have improved enough, especially with our midfield.

Rd 22 we were 40 pts up in the last quarter and let the Lions get to within 6 or 7 pts from memory. The following week we got towelled up by COllingwood to miss out on finals.

Until we can start winning these games by 40+ points we won't be a serious contender for anything.

 

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2 hours ago, Deestroy All said:

Some nervous Nelly’s in here. 

We’ll win easily. 

The standard of both games this week was worlds apart. 

With a 15% winning record over the past decade no game is a certainty 

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1 hour ago, bandicoot said:

With a 15% winning record over the past decade no game is a certainty 

The team we field now would smash the teams that kept us down at 15% 100% of the time. 

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