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Ben E    341

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Well, that was cathartic 

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Bombay Airconditioning    2,840

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Absolutely awesome, not sure where to start. I need to watch the replay. Couldn’t be happier right now.

Brayshaw was massive.

The Weed.

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DavidNeitz9    1,457

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Brilliant Demons, so bloody happy, fantastic [censored] effort

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Engorged Onion    2,099

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1 minute ago, Nasher said:

[censored] yes. How good is football?

I've just shed a tear at this... 

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Clintosaurus    1,503

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Days since last finals win. Zero.

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Jibroni    935

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Great win and to beat those yards is even better. Pressure was amazing, bring on the hawks!

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ucanchoose    458

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Must have been 60000 Melbourne supporters there.  Where did they come from??

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1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

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Meh, forget about them and turn your focus to the red and blue mate.

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CBDees    2,870

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I have been listening on a Russian Super-Yacht in the Maldives! 🌴 They all think that I am mad! 😳

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RedButMostlyBlue    794

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And that right there is proof that we've evolved. We're a different beast. We were up by the same margin at 3q as we were in round 18, but the result was much different.

We came out and sealed the deal!

It wasn't perfect, but we got the job done, and now we get the chance to give it to the Hawks.

Go Dees!

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Sir Why You Little    17,779

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1 minute ago, Nasher said:

Meh, forget about them and turn your focus to the red and blue mate.

Tomorrow!!!!!

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CBDees    2,870

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1 minute ago, ucanchoose said:

Must have been 60000 Melbourne supporters there.  Where did they come from??

Why aren’t 30,000 of them members? 😡

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Wadda We Sing    6,483

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Cant speak.....ground was all Demons all night....huge crowd support...bigger attendance than last night

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