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Rd 23: AFL Team of the Week

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So, who did the Doggies, Saints, Port, Freo and Swans beat on the weekend.

Those players selected must have made the difference....

Kane's taking the P... now.

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    Cornes is extracting the urine with these teams now. Two Saints midfielders in a side that lost by 4 goals to North in a dead rubber.

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    he is so biased, he consistently picks Grundy over Gawn even when we know that Gawny is loads better and usually has a better game.

    Frost? Harmes? Nev? Gus? Clarry? all could have made an appearance. absolutely disgraceful 

     

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    Kane is a former player with no relevance or credability. He needs to make contraversial comments or opinions to try and be head above the other media throng. His team of the week is a nonsense and not worth wasting time on

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    His sides have been putrid in the 2nd half of the year.   

    Its like he suddenly decided to hate the Demons.   He always puts Grundy ahead of Gawn no matter what.

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    Seriously the guy has NFI just like his balloonhead dad

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    53 minutes ago, Older demon said:

    Kane is a former player with no relevance or credability. He needs to make contraversial comments or opinions to try and be head above the other media throng. His team of the week is a nonsense and not worth wasting time on

    Port have been a joke and underachieving footy club ever since Hinkley let Cornes get to 300 games and then retire mid 2015 season to become a fireman!  Clueless commentator. 

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    22 minutes ago, Watson11 said:

    Port have been a joke and underachieving footy club ever since Hinkley let Cornes get to 300 games and then retire mid 2015 season to become a fireman!  Clueless commentator. 

    I wonder what he's like as a fireman? He certainly has no business being a football commentator.

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    Yeah Kane, put the guy who just won the coaches award for best player in the competition on the bench......really well thought out.

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    Probably should stop calling it the 'AFL Team of the week'  just cos its on AFL.com

    Its the Kane Cornes team of the week.  i.e  it  means nothing

     

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    No big deal. Think about it.. even if no dee makes the all australian team but we win the flag, I couldn't care less. 

    Think again.. we are in the finals!!!! who cares what Cornes thinks? His team of the week can have 22 port players.

    I can't wait for Friday week!! Damn AFL had to have a bye...

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    Interesting. I've usually agreed when he's picked Grundy but this week is a bit odd. Did well around the ground but I didn't think he smashed it at stoppages by a long shot. No-where near the best game Grundy has played this year.

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