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We started to win some clearances and bam got some reward! Max is starting to take over as well. 

Game is by no means over but we’ve given ourselves a good chance. The mentality is what you worry about after games like last week.

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    2 minutes ago, MSFebey said:

    What a freak, his cleanliness around the ball is why we’re in front. Can’t believe how good he is at only 21

    I know, I don’t think Viagra could be better than watching Oliver do his thing.

    The kid is a fucken JET!

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    4 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    Nerves feeling much better now. That was dominance, and this Adelaide side ain’t Geelong hanging on for dear life. Bring it home Demons!

    Adelaide are mentally weak where Geelong aren’t. 

    2 minutes ago, CelebratingJade said:

    Where was I sitting last week?? Should I change seats? Beer in left hand or right?

    F... I can't cope!!

    I’m at the same bar, same seat, same time. Think I might have had one less beer though ... do I dare order another!


    JKH and Tyson get a tick that quarter. Must hang on here for a win. 

    Just now, Little Goffy said:

    Nine goals to one since halfway through the second quarter.

    Strangely, it doesn't quite feel like it. Maybe it was the mood of all the people writing off our season earlier.

    Important final quarter. I'd be perfectly happy with a dogged, mean, scrap from here, as long as we prove we can do it right to the siren.

     

    Before the game I’d have taken a win of any sort. I’d really like another burial now though. We are poised for it.

    3 hours ago, Dirts said:

    Not watching tonight. Hurt hand last week punch the floor. Not this week.

    1 hour ago, DV8 said:

    might be time to tune in now dirts....

    We are just starting to build. 

    10 points and the game is on.

    Dirts are you there...

    tune in man.

     

    17 more points to get over the Chris Sullivan line...

    2 minutes ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

    Am really enjoying the praise Oliver is getting.  His brilliance cannot be ignored, not even by the most biased commentator.

    7 goals 4 in that quarter.  Go dees!

    Exactly Lucifer’s.  It’s 4.47am here, i should be  sleeping, but that was just too good! Must stay up for the last quarter.  

    Please keep it together this week Dees!

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    5 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    The first player who plays on or rushes in the last quarter when we don’t need to should be dropped to Casey.

    Joel Smith.

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    Same [censored] every week. 

    It is not over. Far from it. 

    2 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    Before the game I’d have taken a win of any sort. I’d really like another burial now though. We are poised for it.

    Stop.


    Cmon boys respond with the next 

     

    Blood rule last qtr.

     

    here 

    we

    go.


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