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Posted
1 minute ago, Moonshadow said:

Stratton done a hammy

More injuries please! 

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Just now, Sir Why You Little said:

Great to watch

Nah I wanted them to win. I just wanted the finals to have a bit of a shakeup. Plus the more I watch Richmond the more I think Rance is a tool. 

By the way watching McEvoy ruck, does he actually tap it to anyone or just hit it into space. A few times tonight he has just hit it to no one. 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Meggs said:

Gee Mitchell is average.  He really is an accumulator not a match winner.  Will be quite disappointed if he wins the Brownlow

I really didn’t see him as a factor in this finals series. 

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Practically, what does a team do to ‘deal with’ Richmond’s, constant knocking on, spiking (a la volleyball) etc at all costs? Do we incorporate it into our game style - personally I think it’s intuitive and works well in our game. 

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Posted
1 minute ago, Earl Hood said:

More injuries please! 

Prancer crying in agony favouring his foot.

Posted

Hawks really aren’t much chop. Tigers aren’t playing great footy and still right on top. 

Posted
Just now, dees189227 said:

Nah I wanted them to win. I just wanted the finals to have a bit of a shakeup. Plus the more I watch Richmond the more I think Rance is a tool. 

By the way watching McEvoy ruck, does he actually tap it to anyone or just hit it into space. A few times tonight he has just hit it to no one. 

A finals shakeup that involves Hawthorn straight to a prelim isn’t exactly a shakeup is it? Next you’ll tell us you’re hoping for Carlton and Gold Coast make up the bottom 2 next year just for a bit of variety.

I know the Richmond being good thing is wearing very thin, but Hawthorn... just no. Quite happy to see them get flogged a few times first, please.

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16 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

I can’t see how some think we can beat Richmond. Hawthorn on the other hand are very gettable.

They are the benchmark for the competition. Like a big black and yellow blanket.

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I use to like Bruce but I reckon his time has come, his calling is average.

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Seriously , how did this mob finish top 4?

Posted
1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

I wouldn't want to wish an injury on anyone but gee I wish rance's foot is seriously injured. A chip a fracture or a break. 

We need a few more injuries to the Hawks if we make it through tomorrow. Stratton, Burgoyne, Mitchell out for mine. 

Posted
1 hour ago, biggestred said:

bit of an eye gouge from rance then? 

I saw that: the commentators ignore it because, gee, he's such a great player...

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Posted
6 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Nah I wanted them to win. I just wanted the finals to have a bit of a shakeup. Plus the more I watch Richmond the more I think Rance is a tool. 

By the way watching McEvoy ruck, does he actually tap it to anyone or just hit it into space. A few times tonight he has just hit it to no one. 

Rance is a tool. We can beat both these sides if the chance is there

4 Quarters tomorrow

Posted
22 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

Not surprised. He’s the dirtiest player of the modern era, yet he never gets called on it. Dirty overrated piece of sh*t.

Reminds me of a refined Leigh Matthews...

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1 minute ago, Nasher said:

A finals shakeup that involves Hawthorn straight to a prelim isn’t exactly a shakeup is it? Next you’ll tell us you’re hoping for Carlton and Gold Coast make up the bottom 2 next year just for a bit of variety.

I know the Richmond being good thing is wearing very thin, but Hawthorn... just no. Quite happy to see them get flogged a few times first, please.

True, but gee if we play the hawks next week they will step up big TIME. But stratton already out is a good start. 

Anyway of course Rance's foot is fine. he is just invincible. 

Posted
1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

True, but gee if we play the hawks next week they will step up big TIME. But stratton already out is a good start. 

Anyway of course Rance's foot is fine. he is just invincible. 

A colussos in fact.

Posted
8 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

I wouldn't want to wish an injury on anyone but gee I wish rance's foot is seriously injured. A chip a fracture or a break. 

Hopefully a totally fractured fibula. I hate everything about this prancing fraud of a human being.

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2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

True, but gee if we play the hawks next week they will step up big TIME. But stratton already out is a good start. 

Anyway of course Rance's foot is fine. he is just invincible. 

Like the true champion he is :-(

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