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The Other JLT Games Week 01

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Demonland    17,691

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6 minutes ago, Demonland said:

#hoganwatch

Jesse's been on the bench for the past 10+ minutes. 

It doesn't look like he's coming back on. 

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Demonland    17,691

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#hoganwatch

 Full Time

2 kicks, 4 handballs, 2 marks, 2 tackles, 0 goals.

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Wiseblood    20,912

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13 minutes ago, Demonland said:

#hoganwatch

 Full Time

2 kicks, 4 handballs, 2 marks, 2 tackles, 0 goals.

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Wiseblood    20,912

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In all seriousness, he had about as much interest in the game tonight as Tom Mac did yesterday.  He'll find it tougher to kick goals for Freo under Wossy, but I'll save my sniggers for when the real stuff starts.

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Docs Demons    383

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Down the track he will realise the mistake he made in leaving the Dees and I do not now care one little bit. He is well gone and time to leave it be. 

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Lucifer's Hero    15,504

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It was good to see Andy Brayshaw back out there and getting into the thick of it. 

Through himself to smother a kick which could have easily hit him in the jaw.  Didn't blink.  Fearless like our Gus (and I suspect other brothers).

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jackaub    1,402

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Saw Jackie Boy play off wing /half back for Port

Amongst the best

Gee I miss that bloke

 

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dazzledavey36    19,740

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12 hours ago, Docs Demons said:

Down the track he will realise the mistake he made in leaving the Dees and I do not now care one little bit. He is well gone and time to leave it be. 

Honestly, i dont think he will at all. Footy is like a social outing to him. Hes back home to his mates,  earning big bucks, and going to festivals every weekend.

Freo could lose every game this year and i dont think he would care in the world.

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pewpewpew    290

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11 hours ago, Demonland said:

After week one of the all important JLT Cup.

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Just great. The AFL screws us again and makes us play the 2018 Ladder leader after 22 rounds in week 1 and the 2019 JLT ladder leader in week 2.

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33 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Honestly, i dont think he will at all. Footy is like a social outing to him. Hes back home to his mates,  earning big bucks, and going to festivals every weekend.

Freo could lose every game this year and i dont think he would care in the world.

100% true.

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Macca    8,698

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On 3/2/2019 at 5:19 PM, rjay said:

It is a bit early 'spurs' and of course it's only practice match footy but yeah, it is really boring stuff to watch.

There has been zero pressure in these games so I guess we have to wait for the season proper.

So far it's about as interesting as last years AFLX footy.

...and just maybe it comes back to that old saying "be careful what you ask for".

Someone had to say it, but at the moment the emperor has no clothes.

I only watched our game rjay but I felt that we saw a different balance between the in-close footy and open footy. 

There was plenty of pressure on players disposing of the ball - especially on Angus who,  to be fair,  did have 37 disposals.  So from an overall perspective,  if that's the sort of footy we get to see,  I'm on board.  

You don't want too much one way or the other (congestion/open footy) so I hope we get to see a good balance in the neutral games.  Our game looked like it was easier to officiate too.  We saw the 'longer' bomb from the kick in and that was interesting - cleared the press a few times thus opening the game up.

But it's early doors ... we won't be able to make a judgement call on the rule changes until about a third of the way into the season.  My ideal game would see about 32 goals being scored in a match - and both us and the Tiges scored 16 goals each on Sunday.

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Whispering_Jack    17,707

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5 hours ago, pewpewpew said:

Just great. The AFL screws us again and makes us play the 2018 Ladder leader after 22 rounds in week 1 and the 2019 JLT ladder leader in week 2.

Relax. We all know that we sent the Casey team out on the field last week.

Our JLT season starts on Saturday.

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