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When they say you can't beat a side in the Top 8

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Nice "crunch them into the ground" analogy Andy,  like the Stone Cold and Jonesy comparison!

 

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    On that note, it’s incredible that Collingwood received a double chance after beating only one other team in the top 8.

    They made it by virtue of recording 1 win from 8 against this year’s finalists (now 1/9) and 14/14 against the bottom 10.

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    I would have thought we would have been more Steven Regal in his 2008 heel commissioner phase (having been King Booker's town crier for a period).

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    We just need people to start saying something like "they have been good this past month, but don't have it in them to make it through a prelim" and/or "Hawthorn are the finals specialists and Melbourne will cave under Clarkson's system of short kicking"

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    Interesting to note that to date in the season we have now beaten 3 top 8 sides and all in the last three games.

    Collingwood on the other hand have just beaten one, us, back in June. have not seem much made of this.

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    2 hours ago, CHF said:

    Interesting to note that to date in the season we have now beaten 3 top 8 sides and all in the last three games.

    Collingwood on the other hand have just beaten one, us, back in June. have not seem much made of this.

    I hate the filth ...

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    50 minutes ago, bingers said:

    I hate the filth ...

    I used to but now I barrack for them when they play Crows, Sydney, Eagles and Port.

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    On 9/10/2018 at 5:10 AM, Mr Steve said:

    They also claim we are the slowest side in the comp. 

    Many claim that in DL, I always say it is not true, we have loads of speed

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