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I hope our 109 point win is mentioned.

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    I take an interest in some of the footy mathematical prediction models, to see how we are stacking up against other teams in systems based on number crunching.  

    One that I keep an eye on is Footyforecaster, it’s been measuring data since 2000.

    Our current ranking is 19.89 which in itself is just a number, but it’s our 2nd highest rating in 18 years.

    Interestingly, the highest rating for the MFC is 22.62 which was after the 2000 Prelim Final.

    We’re going OK.

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      On 22/05/2018 at 01:27, Demonland said:

    I was going to spend the first 1/2 hour debating which players heard Yanny and which heard Laurel.

    You guys should run a sound bite to see if Demonlanders hear Garrett or Garlett. 

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      On 22/05/2018 at 07:47, Demonland said:

    Also @Drunkn167 if you are available we'd love to hear your thoughts later in the show re: the Dees listed players at Casey.

    Yeah mate I’ll be on 

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    If you need a live at the grounds reporter on Sunday I’m happy to assist!!

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      On 22/05/2018 at 10:08, SFebey said:

    I'm still too drunk from the weekends win to talk

    From this weekend or the St Kilda game?

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