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11 minutes ago, DemonLad5 said:

but I'm just waiting for us to have that TERRIBLE game

We had it against Hawthorn...we don't need another one.

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    19 minutes ago, SFebey said:

    In: Wagner.

    Hibberd to play Lever role & Wagner to play Hibberd role.

    **actually who bloody knows

    Precisely, it is a very hard call. Pedo, Frosty, JoelS, Wagner, the bloody works. If these players are all fit, it's Frosty and Wagner, with Pedo on the bench against the Filth, without further change. Rotations will be keys to success. Let us not be intimidated by the Filth and play our game.

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    29 minutes ago, DemonLad5 said:

    I think we'll be thereabouts at the pointy end of the year but I'm just waiting for us to have that TERRIBLE game. Like for example Richmond's game against St Kilda at Etihad where they got done by almost 100

    Sydney at the G

    Port at AO

    Suns at the G (only half joking)

    Freo at Darwin (lose by 70 pts, Fyfe 100 possessions)

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    One thing a few are not discussing is that Collingwood may decide to 'tag' Hibbo (if i was an oppo coach i would to try and stop his run; i.e. Carlton game with Jed Lamb i think trying to get into Hibbo for the first quarter and a bit). So say Collingwood do this, then he probably couldn't play Lever's role (plus i love Hibbo and Jetta as 1v1 kings, but with attacking flair once they win it). Similarly, I'd be putting ANB on that Collingwood wing/backman (Tom Phillips; like hibbo) to stop his damaging run and meters gained.

    Interesting to think about anyway. I'd bring in someone fast and hard, who can repeat gut run at a high intensity to cover any potential fast breaks.

     

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    On 6/3/2018 at 9:23 PM, Clint Bizkit said:

    Do we need another tall defender this week?

    My concern is Collingwood's midfield. The Bulldogs smashed us in clearances which is a huge worry and Collingwood have a better ruckman and midfielders.

    We lost the clearances 26 to 45 today.

     

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    Please no more Pederson or Vince. Tyson needs to come back after his game for Casey. Spargo isn’t quite there yet and Hannan doesn’t do enough. Stretch deserves another go,

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    40 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

    Please no more Pederson or Vince. Tyson needs to come back after his game for Casey. Spargo isn’t quite there yet and Hannan doesn’t do enough. Stretch deserves another go,

    Stretch is NOT up to it I don't care how many good games he plays at Casey

    He panics when pressure is on and that at this level is all over red rover!

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