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Doggies pressure good tonight. Danger is off his game, think he has been for a few weeks.

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    7 minutes ago, Mickey said:

    Doggies pressure good tonight. Danger is off his game, think he has been for a few weeks.

    Ablett in the team has sapped his mojo.

    Hasnt been the player he was all year.

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    The guy’s name is Menegola right? Why are they calling him Men N Gola?

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    Go Doggies. 

    Look as if they could run out of steam though.  

    And, at least for now, another good contest in prime time.  

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    Jeelong player sling tackles a dog and gets a free kick right on the half time siren. 

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    Dahlhaus is back on. He has that outside pace and good ball use we need more of.

    I wonder if we've spoken to him as an alternative to Gaff. 

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    What a commentary team! The demented shrill of McAveney, the stupidity of BT (big turd), Carey (top bloke/role model), the inane comments of that imbecile Ling. Don't mind Richo. 

    I agree that the Bulldogs will probably run out of steam.

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    The Doggies came so close to doing us a favour last week,  please let them get over the line this time.

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    52 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

    Let the 'mute' be your friend ;)

    I have put on Frank Zappas sheik yerbouti instead of listening to Bruce. Go dogs. Geelong have a zero record after the bye.

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    4 minutes ago, dl4e said:

    I have put on Frank Zappas sheik yerbouti instead of listening to Bruce. Go dogs. Geelong have a zero record after the bye.

    Watch out for that yellow snow !!

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    6 minutes ago, dl4e said:

    I have put on Frank Zappas sheik yerbouti instead of listening to Bruce. Go dogs. Geelong have a zero record after the bye.

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    This is a great game. The dogs are just hanging on with barely a bench. Would help us if they could win. But enjoyable to watch so far. 

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    7 minutes ago, dl4e said:

    I have put on Frank Zappas sheik yerbouti instead of listening to Bruce. Go dogs. Geelong have a zero record after the bye.

    What an album!!!

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    Anyone else hate Narkle?

    ...sorry kid, not your fault but Bruce FFS the kids had a couple of kicks and a goal and you would think he was the 2nd coming.

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    23 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    The guy’s name is Menegola right? Why are they calling him Men N Gola?

    Josh Jenkins mk2.

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    Good start to the third for the doggies. If they can get a few more up they might hold on

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    5 minutes ago, rjay said:

    Anyone else hate Narkle?

    ...sorry kid, not your fault but Bruce FFS the kids had a couple of kicks and a goal and you would think he was the 2nd coming.

    What’s his first name?

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    4 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Ed Richards is looking good. Great tackle on Dangerflog. 

    Yes, he's a great pick for the doggies. And a big FU to Eddie that they couldn't have access to him!

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    It's easier to say now, but in the build up to the game with that [censored] Dangerfield strutting around with a fishing rod, I had a funny feeling that tonight's game could be the beginning of the end for the Geelong era. Ablett and Hawkins are almost done, while Dangerfield and Selwood are getting on too. They lose this tonight and I reckon they miss the top 8 and certainly miss the top 4.

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