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GAMEDAY: Rd 09 vs West Coast

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Of course no in the back to Lockhart in front of goal

Cheating badtards

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    Once again, we've missed five or six really easy shots.  This game should be over.  Can't blame the umpires for our bad kicking. 


    This is making me sick. We have played better than the eagles, except for our goal kicking. They will win by 2 or 3 goals, with the help of th umpires

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    Another piece poor effort from the boys when Max was down, fly the flag Viney or Jones for [censored] sake

    6 minutes ago, doc roet said:

    frish in the back ,jones around the neck no frees

    I think we know what the AFL wants the results to be... 7-0 frees in the last. 2 blatant missed frees up directly resulting in eagles goals how do you beat them when they have the green maggots on their side?

     

    Absolutely s-house sportsmanship from Ryan's teammates though. F-logs.


    I don’t see any circumstance where these yellow [censored] would award us a free for being held.

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    Get to reset from the center now. Need to throw fritsch forward for petracca, salem wing, and petracca back. Need to make they're bqcks accountable again


    We’ve reverted to long bombs that are just being picked off. Game over.

    Umpiring has beaten us in Perth again....

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    Wanted to see big man Preuss in the square. 


    Fritsch canFUCK OFF!!!!!! EVERY TOUCH HAS GONE TO A [censored] EAGLE!!!

    GET HIM OFF GOODWIN FFS!!!

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    Fritschkreig.....simply a very poor game tonight and that's probably the ball game 

     

    Why not just bomb it long to McGovern?

    Great coaching and on ground thinking 

    Game over. 


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