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Wow, just in case all of us were living in a bubble. No need for him to play it safe, could’ve stated the last 50 years. 

It's definitely between us and the Saints. Their Grand Final record clearly trumps ours.

I feel we've performed better overall during seasons in terms of ladder position but could be wrong. Anyone got stats for that?

 

This is why we need to be absolutely ruthless and desperate to get what is to me is our very first flag.

We have bathed in the bathwater of not-quite-right teams so much in the last 50 years. My hatred of other clubs will be uncloaked in 2019. 

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Ruthless effort and control of games ... we are going to get there!


Gold Coast, then GWS, then Freo

 

We know the stats and the disastrous years. We are moving on into a new era and l am excited to be a part of it.

Jump on board Plough.

We got 10 in 25 years... but Plow won't talk about that, will he?


He was asked a question and gave the only answer possible.

In other news the sky is still blue.

Take 2010 out of the equation and we easily win this one. Still would be a hollow victory.

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