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WHAT THE [censored] IS THIS HORSE [censored] BEING DISHED UP? 

WAKE THE [censored] UP! YOU’RE IN A [censored] PRELIM!

Don't ever let me see anyone saying Tyson is an AFL standard player. Cost us 3 goals. Absolute dud.

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Thats it for me. Cant watch aanymore

A cool wind just blew through Fed Square. 

I hate that cool wind.

 

The real shame is that a performance like this will cost us 5 plus thousand members next year.


Serious Pressure still scares this club. 

Lot of work over summer...

Fumble city for us

Looking horribly familiar.


Embarrassing and verging on undoing the entire finals campaign with this garbage. 

At least give us something. This is unacceptable. 

Game over if we dont score next 4

I don’t know why people are having a go at the umpires. I’ve never in my life seen a team [censored] themselves in every aspect of the game. You would actually think we were trying to throw the game it is that bad. 

Gone from pride to pure embarrassment. 

Everyone has given up


The psychological effect of this could be bad. Really hope not though.

We have been pathetic.

Have not sighted Jones.

Absolute panic.

Nasty crowd with their poor booing. 

Its an ugly look for W.A to behave so badly.

I know we have won here a few times but I think most of us had  a bad feeling. 60k supporters to 2k is too big an adv.

Gee game over at the 13 minute mark 2nd quarter is just shameful.

Lewis should retire. 

Someone else should go as well.

 

Game over lol

How can they win every contest, if i wasnt so shocked it would be amazing 


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