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2 hours ago, Wadda We Sing said:

Hes come in from 13/1 to 8/1 in the blink of an eye on Ladbrokes.

 

True, ... and Jeremy Cameron is shooting up the leaderboard as we speak.

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Time for the AFL to end the Gold Coast experiment.

It's been a monumental disaster from start to finish. Two teams in Queensland clearly doesn't work and I'd rather a team in Tassie than a team which is completely irrelevant. The whole set up is an almighty black hole.

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7 minutes ago, Return to Glory said:

Time for the AFL to end the Gold Coast experiment.

It's been a monumental disaster from start to finish. Two teams in Queensland clearly doesn't work and I'd rather a team in Tassie than a team which is completely irrelevant. The whole set up is an almighty black hole.

They will have to dismantle GC and start again from scratch. I don’t believe you can transfer the club over. Moving players from a beachy sunny party town to sleepy, cold and windy Tassie will not go down well.

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5 minutes ago, brendan said:

Feel sorry for Stewie dew got offered the dees job but didn’t want to move, now he has wrecked his coaching career taking the suns job 

I don't at all. Had the Dees job on a platter, refused, then decided to adopt the basket-case that is GC. Thank god we didn't appoint that type of ineptitude.

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1 minute ago, america de cali said:

They will have to dismantle GC and start again from scratch. I don’t believe you can transfer the club over. Moving players from a beachy sunny party town to sleepy, cold and windy Tassie will not go down well.

America, the Tassie bit may not happen, I agree it's not that simple. But the GC are probably the biggest 'who gives a shite' club in Australian professional sport. And I don't see the point in them existing.

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Why invest more money into GC when Brisbane can barely keep their heads above water. 

Will GWS ever average more than 10K? 

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5 minutes ago, Jibroni said:

 

Will GWS ever average more than 10K? 

They did a survey of their supporter base asking that same question. They both said probably not. 

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10 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

They did a survey of their supporter base asking that same question. They both said probably not. 

Very good.

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Started watching saints v swans.

For 45 secs thought saints  a chance. 

Wish we could get Zac Jones.

 

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Yes the fat lady is already singing at Marvel Stadium.

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57 minutes ago, Return to Glory said:

Time for the AFL to end the Gold Coast experiment.

It's been a monumental disaster from start to finish. Two teams in Queensland clearly doesn't work and I'd rather a team in Tassie than a team which is completely irrelevant. The whole set up is an almighty black hole.

Surely must be up there as one of the most expensive blunders in VFL/AFL history.

No one is watching at the ground or via the box.  A complete ratings disaster and there is absolute zero interest in putting in from the bulk of the senior players.

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6 minutes ago, Jibroni said:

Yes the fat lady is already singing at Marvel Stadium.

The equivelant of Thor vs Ant Man

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The look on Alan Richardson says it all he looks like a defeated man. A busted A hole. 

What a disgrace of a club, there in for a decade of darkness.

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So many putrid teams.. no wonder theres gonna be a bunch of top teams with massive percentages.

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It would seem the only pride happening at the Saints is off the field

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