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Just now, Demonland said:

Cox is also a spud. He's played 2 good games. One against us unfortunately. 

He played a blinder against us..

 

Howe pathetic

 

 

Not sure what to read into this.

Is Geelong better than people thought?

Is Collingwood worse than people thought?

If I had to pick one, I'd pick the latter.

Howe did that Happen?

Just now, titan_uranus said:

Not sure what to read into this.

Is Geelong better than people thought?

Is Collingwood worse than people thought?

If I had to pick one, I'd pick the latter.

Bit of both i reckon

LOL at the poor Colli-flogs going up with their Colling-woooood chant 6 mins early, not scoring again, then copping the Gee-looooong chant in return at the end.


4 hours ago, jnrmac said:

I see where you are coming from but I think you are wide of the mark on this. Regardless of the circumstances that led to this the Richmond guy lays into a defenceless guy lying on the ground.

He deserves to go for major assault charges. And if the victim won't press charges the police should.

Read his comments re Rances injury.

Tells you a lot

Should be banned for that alone

Howe shanked 2 kicks in that final term. I enjoyed seeing the pies lose by under 10 points again. Worst part is, is seeing Lingy swoon all over the cats boys. 

For us next week I think is a good result. The filth were pathetic tonite and Geelong hardly any better. Skills were dreadful.

I thought the 666 rule at the end worked well when Geelong couldnt flood back at the bounce after their goal with a few minutes to go.

13 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

Not sure what to read into this.

Is Geelong better than people thought?

Is Collingwood worse than people thought?

If I had to pick one, I'd pick the latter.

It was a great game... but for Collingwood being hot favourites and the "greatest midfield of all time" against a geelong team with 4 debutants there would be a bit of a cause for concern there..


So now Collingwood have choked in the dying moments of their last 2 big games at the G. 

Eddie must be happy. ?

 
25 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

Not sure what to read into this.

Is Geelong better than people thought?

Is Collingwood worse than people thought?

If I had to pick one, I'd pick the latter.

Very, very early days... but Richmond and Collingwood both looking vulnerable.


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