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3 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Also I really love Fritsch. So clean. 

That unpaid mark just about killed my soul. 

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Posted
12 minutes ago, DSP said:

Wasnt the fanciest of wins, but boy does it feel good to put those campaigners back in their box.

Good team effort to come back from a super sloppy start.

Horrendous umpiring. Really needs to be looked at. That call on fritsch was the worst ive seen in a long timem

 

 

Does anyone know what that was for?

Posted
18 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Can’t believe the ball went straight off Bugg’s boot a whole 4 times. 

After the game they interviewed Bernie.  He reckons he took Buggy under his wing with goal kicking practice this past week, and so (very humbly...not) takes full credit!  Gotta love Bernie!

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GO THE MIGHTY DEES!

TOP 4 YOU BEAUTY!

We definitely have the best ruckman in the comp by a country mile.

Sorry to Wagner, Bugg and Salem they were fantastic today.

Who were the clowns that wanted Lewis dropped?

Does Jones ever play a bad game?

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I’m always very hard on him and always questioned his selection but Wagner was terrific today, sublime kicking! I was very impressed.

 

umpires were unbelievably bad, if the commentators are saying they have had a bad day you know the have been farken shizenhousin.

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Posted

A great game from Lewis but he was stuffed right at the end

he will need good management through the games this year

a finals win or two might finish him up go dees !!

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Posted
16 minutes ago, olisik said:

Ben Browns stats look inflated. 3/4 of his goals were from frees. (One where he faked it and another earnt by his team mate).

I'd be lying if I said OMac inspired me with confidence, but he did a very good job again today, and you are spot on about Brown's goals.

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Just now, 640MD said:

A great game from Lewis but he was stuffed right at the end

he will need good management through the games this year

a finals win or two might finish him up go dees !!

He was great today.

His problem has been going to ground and when he stops that he is still very good.

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Unfortunately we might be in strife with the MRP for a couple of incidents:

  • Jetta's bump on Brown in Q3(?)
  • Frost's sling tackle on Anderson in Q4

Posted
35 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

Phew

A pox on you North

Words fail to describe the contempt for Nicholls . Scum

Thought umpire 26 was worse whoever he is

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

Who was that f!0g who said Bugg and kent couldnt kick goals from set shots...

I don't think it was me but it definitely sounds like something I would've said before.

Wagner was very good too. I was extremely critical of his selection in r1 but he's hardly put a foot wrong since halftime time vs the Cats. Hopefully he settles in because he seems to have a good boot on him.

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Posted
23 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Gawn was just incredible. Incredible everywhere. One of his best ever games. 

Loved the chains of composure with some of our younger players. 

Jones was great, good captains game. 

Hogan 2nd BOG for me behind Gawn. 

Can’t believe the ball went straight off Bugg’s boot a whole 4 times. 

Love  tubby Kent, welcome back. 

Frost v Hunt selection was the correct one. 

May North [censored] off and never beat us again. 

 

 

Yep..a lot to smile about.

Hard to see who comes out with a lot of talent sidelined.

Posted
4 minutes ago, loges said:

Does anyone know what that was for?

The dopey umps paid a free against Kent for doing absolutely nothing!

Posted
2 minutes ago, Forest Demon said:

Unfortunately we might be in strife with the MRP for a couple of incidents:

  • Jetta's bump on Brown in Q3(?)
  • Frost's sling tackle on Anderson in Q4

Jetta will be fine unless North lodge a medical report citing "delayed concussion" 

Didn't see the other one 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Forest Demon said:

Unfortunately we might be in strife with the MRP for a couple of incidents:

  • Jetta's bump on Brown in Q3(?)
  • Frost's sling tackle on Anderson in Q4

13 weeks each, because Melbourne. 

Brown 5 Brownlow votes. 2 for acting. 

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Just now, Dr. Gonzo said:

Wagner was very good too. I was extremely critical of his selection in r1 but he's hardly put a foot wrong since halftime time vs the Cats. Hopefully he settles in because he seems to have a good boot on him.

True.  Think he found a team mate with pretty much every kick.  Was an excellent display.

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2 minutes ago, Forest Demon said:

Unfortunately we might be in strife with the MRP for a couple of incidents:

  • Jetta's bump on Brown in Q3(?)
  • Frost's sling tackle on Anderson in Q4

Sidebottom got a fine for his sling tackle last night. Anderson wasn't hurt so I'd be livid if Frost got a week.

Jetta might be in trouble though. From the replay looks like he decides to bump and then appears to make high contact. 


Posted
21 minutes ago, olisik said:

Ben Browns stats look inflated. 3/4 of his goals were from frees. (One where he faked it and another earnt by his team mate).

Ot was a horrible brain fade by frost. 

9 minutes ago, red and blue forever said:

Max gawn 50 hit outs to goldstein 15   awesome!

16-2 to advantage as well.

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Just now, Dr. Gonzo said:

Jetta will be fine unless North lodge a medical report citing "delayed concussion" 

Didn't see the other one 

Please...no giving the Nuff Nuffs ideas... Scott already a sly slimy whinger

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Posted
30 minutes ago, Deeoldfart said:

The 'hoodoo' is dead, despite that mob having 26 on the park.  Proud Demon tonight!!

You are obviously including the boundary umpire who paid out, when Harmes clearly marked it inside the line.

Umpire 26 should never get another game. Jono Brown summed it up well with " the umpires had a very bad game today ". Roos was pretty scathing and Eddie and Sandy said a few times they were stunned.

On the other hand we fought hard for a great win.

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4 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

I don't think it was me but it definitely sounds like something I would've said before.

Wagner was very good too. I was extremely critical of his selection in r1 but he's hardly put a foot wrong since halftime time vs the Cats. Hopefully he settles in because he seems to have a good boot on him.

It was me ?

 

I to have been super critical of wagner but he was solid today.

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Posted (edited)

 

I cracked the sads 10 minutes in after they got 4 goals up. Can anyone tell me how much we lost by? ;)

Decent win and showed that the past is that. The past.

Best game I've seen Gawny play. You could see that they got some momentum up when he went to the bench exhausted.

I think Jordie summed it up brilliantly when he said that the issue is with some of our younger stagers needing to know when to slow it down. They did it perfectly in that last quarter.

I was also encouraged by the reaction at the siren. While I reckon that it was wise to acknowledge the elephant in the room, the fact the boys were happy but didn't go overboard was reassuring. 

In other news, I deleted my Facebook account 2 weeks ago (with the deletion becoming permanent tomorrow).  For the entire time that I used it (I created the account at the end of 2006), we never beat North. Maybe there is a coincidence to be found there?

And finally, if there was anyone who has a license to be pessimistic, it's you @old dee

It is, as they say in pro wrestling, your gimmick. ;)

 

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Can anyone let me know if Goodies presser mentions the umpiring...surely there will be a few please explain letters during the week.. 

 

Posted
9 minutes ago, Jaded said:

That unpaid mark just about killed my soul. 

Umpire 26 should be banished to New Guinea football league 4ths. 

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