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Diamond_Jim
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A wonderful time

2000 and the new Millenium beckons.

Can we go that one step further.

The Pies showed us tonight that the underdog has a fair bit of bite.

Go Dees

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    Tigers fans expecting to make the grand final, already act like its a given. Even though I hate the pies, wouldnt mind them going over richmond to smack to arrogance right out of their fans. They say we celebrate too hard, but we celebrate every single step knowing how hard it is to even be in this position. You'd think they would feel the same way from their past but i remember 70% of their fans are bandwagon support.

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    Interesting flag betting market. Ladbrokes have Richmond at 1.90 Melbourne 5.00 West Coast 5.00 and Pies 5.70?

    We are not favourites next week at 2.05 with WC 1.80

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    3 minutes ago, Dees'97 said:

    Tigers fans expecting to make the grand final, already act like its a given. Even though I hate the pies, wouldnt mind them going over richmond to smack to arrogance right out of their fans. They say we celebrate too hard, but we celebrate every single step knowing how hard it is to even be in this position. You'd think they would feel the same way from their past but i remember 70% of their fans are bandwagon support.

    I would happily sit through 10 consecutive Richmond flags before seeing Colonwood win another.

     

    50 thousand parolees/downers/pitbull owners telling the world how good they are?  Nah, I will support the 50 thousand dental refugees thanks.

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    13 minutes ago, faultydet said:

    I would happily sit through 10 consecutive Richmond flags before seeing Colonwood win another.

     

    50 thousand parolees/downers/pitbull owners telling the world how good they are?  Nah, I will support the 50 thousand dental refugees thanks.

    Eddie swinging his jacket......

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