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Are the Dees September 2018 better than the Tiges and Bulldogs circa 2017 and 2016?

Dees2014
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Not at this stage . If we manage to win it then sure lets discuss , first off we have to win tonight 

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    All i know is we could win every flag for the next 7 years and we'd still wonder if Goodwin is the right man.

    Also who is really going to be discussing if we are better than the tigers and dogs if we win. To busy out on the [censored] mate screaming "Nev Jetta for PM"

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    Only if we get to and win the Big One

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    Even if we win the flag, Richmond’s 2017 will be a hard act to follow. All of their finals were over at 3 qtr time.

    We’ve already surpassed the Dogs’s 2016. Their season was a flat out fluke, as evidenced by their pathetic 2017 and 2018.

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    12 hours ago, Dees2014 said:

    In my view they are, as Champion Data has been saying all year, playing a superior brand of football. Their best l have no doubt is surpases all comers, the question we all have is can they deliver on the day?

     I have been madly following this football club for 50 years, and for the first time in my living memory before a big game l have an innerving calmness about the result here. Gone are the nightmares they will fall into a hole. Their brilliance is just so good, that somehow or other you feel they will get it done. It is wonderful...

    Go you mighty Dees!

    I really hate to say l told you so. I find it sad the way on here where you wear your heart on your sleeve and say what you really feel, the way that prompt$ unbelievable vitriol from fellow Demonlanders. Still l guess we should always remember we are on the net, and you take what you get in dealing with those mindsets!

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    37 minutes ago, Dees2014 said:

    I really hate to say l told you so. I find it sad the way on here where you wear your heart on your sleeve and say what you really feel, the way that prompt$ unbelievable vitriol from fellow Demonlanders. Still l guess we should always remember we are on the net, and you take what you get in dealing with those mindsets!

    Mate. You started the thread asking if Goodwin was the right guy. In April.

    And you’re the one saying I told you so? Come on.

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