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Posted
1 hour ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Do we want Collingwood or Sydney to win?

I think Sydney will win by the way.

If we want to scrape into the 8, then it has to be Collingwood.

If we want top 4 then it has to be Sydney.

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Tigs to win tonight, but hope hawkins towels rance up. If rance is that good he will play on hawkins and not just play his 3rd man up. 

Hawks to beat essenscum and shut up there supporterswho think they can still make it and to james turd who said they  win the premiership. 

Swans to knock off the pies and we take there spot

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Well at least for tonite we won't have to listen to Mcevanys orgasmatrons because that Narkle twit isn't playing.


Posted
47 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Geelong are certainties tonight. How's that for MFCSS by proxy. 

 

22 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Actually the most MFCSS thing that could happen this Round is for all the results we want to come off and then we lose. 

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Must admit the first post was just crossing my mind and I did not really need to be reminded of the sentiments expressed in your second post DL ?

Go Toiges !!

Posted
2 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

 

Must admit the first post was just crossing my mind and I did not really need to be reminded of the sentiments expressed in your second post DL ?

Go Toiges !!

I never miss an opportunity to try on a new veil of negativity. 

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Posted
48 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Actually the most MFCSS thing that could happen this Round is for all the results we want to come off and then we lose. 

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I won”t sleep tonite.

Posted
3 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

The Tigers game will be the benchmark for me.

We need them to beat Geelong and if they do then I will know the stars are aligned in our favour.

If not ... I will not be very happy.

Go the tigs tonight!

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Demonland said:

Actually the most MFCSS thing that could happen this Round is for all the results we want to come off and then we lose. 

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Happened when we lost to the saints

 

 

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Posted
2 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

With injuries

Hmmm i always hate injuries. Some can ruin a young guys life. What eould be great is an old school essendon hawthorn all in brawl where they all get rubbed out for 3 weeks.

 

Off topic a little bit. it has been interesting seeing that hawks are a contender for the signature of lynch and roughhead not being signed on for next year, although it seems he wants to continue. Considering all these hawks made sacrifices for the team, the team has not. Even if lynch goes elsewhere and roughhead is offered a contract, surely thats got to take a hit to their "culture". Can only hope it splits the playing group from management and they go into decades of mediocrity known as the Clarkson curse.

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1 minute ago, bingers said:

Does Selwood ever get pinged for holding the ball? That's 2 already that the umpires have let go.

Afl will want the cats winning this. Umpiring could be interesting. 

Posted
1 minute ago, scarlett said:

Hmmm i always hate injuries. Some can ruin a young guys life. What eould be great is an old school essendon hawthorn all in brawl where they all get rubbed out for 3 weeks.

 

Off topic a little bit. it has been interesting seeing that hawks are a contender for the signature of lynch and roughhead not being signed on for next year, although it seems he wants to continue. Considering all these hawks made sacrifices for the team, the team has not. Even if lynch goes elsewhere and roughhead is offered a contract, surely thats got to take a hit to their "culture". Can only hope it splits the playing group from management and they go into decades of mediocrity known as the Clarkson curse.

The “Family Club” have more Pokies than any other

They are ruthless when they want...

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3 minutes ago, bingers said:

Does Selwood ever get pinged for holding the ball? That's 2 already that the umpires have let go.

No he doesn’t and its disgusting.

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Posted
6 minutes ago, scarlett said:

Hmmm i always hate injuries. Some can ruin a young guys life. What eould be great is an old school essendon hawthorn all in brawl where they all get rubbed out for 3 weeks.

 

Off topic a little bit. it has been interesting seeing that hawks are a contender for the signature of lynch and roughhead not being signed on for next year, although it seems he wants to continue. Considering all these hawks made sacrifices for the team, the team has not. Even if lynch goes elsewhere and roughhead is offered a contract, surely thats got to take a hit to their "culture". Can only hope it splits the playing group from management and they go into decades of mediocrity known as the Clarkson curse.

I like the sound of that, however with 4 flags already in the bag, not sure a curse is possible

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