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Round 16 Non MFC Games

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Adelaide kicked themselves out of the game in the first half with 4.11

Second half scores Port 9.9 vs Adel 0.2.  A shellacking.

Gee, we bemoan the lack of on-field leadership of our captains but at least they put their bodies on the line and go for it.  Tex shows neither leadership nor courage.  Would have to be the worst AFL captain.

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    1 minute ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

    Adelaide kicked themselves out of the game in the first half with 4.11

    Second half scores Port 9.9 vs Adel 0.2.  A shellacking.

    Gee, we bemoan the lack of on-field leadership of our captains but at least they put their bodies on the line and go for it.  Tex shows neither leadership nor courage.  Would have to be the worst AFL captain.

    He bobs up occasionally when I’m watching porn Luci ( Which is fairly frequently TBH )

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    1 hour ago, Clintosaurus said:

    Where the AFL want them.

    Hasn't the AFL bent over backwards to push the druggies redemption story. Started off with an incredibly soft draw and, being a conspiracy theorist, I'm bemused by the free kicks they receive weekly when looking out of a contest. I'm sure someone will suggest I'm being paranoid and they would be right.

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    35 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    They actually wouldn’t give a stuff, provided the sponsors pay them big bucks so that they can get paid big bucks. 

    It is no longer a game for the people: it is a business money game for the likes of Gillon. 

    I agree completely. 

    I just needed to vent!!!!

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    30 minutes ago, Return to Glory said:

    Hasn't the AFL bent over backwards to push the druggies redemption story. Started off with an incredibly soft draw and, being a conspiracy theorist, I'm bemused by the free kicks they receive weekly when looking out of a contest. I'm sure someone will suggest I'm being paranoid and they would be right.

    Money talks, plus several Bummers fans on the Commission. 

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    1 minute ago, Clintosaurus said:

    Money talks, plus several Bummers fans on the Commission. 

    Thanks Clintosaurus. I did forget about that. Started with Spotless Catering and the old Ron Evans connection.

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    Things I'm not looking forward to -

    Gold Coast in Round 23, playing the Giants who will not want to flirt with form at all going into the finals.

    I've seen enough of the Giants to know that once they get a roll on, they wont take it easy the way Richmond did.

    The 186 line is facing very credible threat.

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    Another  goalfest at marvelous Marvel. 

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    1 hour ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

    Adelaide kicked themselves out of the game in the first half with 4.11

    Second half scores Port 9.9 vs Adel 0.2.  A shellacking.

    Gee, we bemoan the lack of on-field leadership of our captains but at least they put their bodies on the line and go for it.  Tex shows neither leadership nor courage.  Would have to be the worst AFL captain.

    I said to a Crows mate at the end of 2017 season, they have a 2 year window to win a flag. 

    They are well and truely cooked, they will be down there for a very long time.

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    1 minute ago, Win4theAges said:

    I said to a Crows mate at the end of 2017 season, they have a 2 year window to win a flag. 

    They are well and truely cooked, they will be down there for a very long time.

    12 games at Adelaide Oval will help them remain mid-table for a long time

    6-13 is their sweet spot

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    9 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    Another  goalfest at marvelous Marvel. 

    Yep, meanwhile Eagles are on 53 points half way through the second in rain.

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    5 minutes ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

    12 games at Adelaide Oval will help them remain mid-table for a long time

    6-13 is their sweet spot

    Yeah mid table not challenging, midas well be bottom, but they don't bottom out the crows. Won't be challenging for a very long time.

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    30 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    Another  goalfest at marvelous Marvel. 

    Yes, amazing isn’t it. So what was 6-6-6 supposed to achieve? 

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    Geez Gablett is a whinier ... throw the ball, then his team mate kicked it away.

    Why not 50 as per regulations?

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    OMG Trengove kicked into Hawkins man on the mark - goal.

    Clanger +++

    But a great win over the arrogant Cats. 

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    Freo very Melbournesqe tonight. 49 to 35 inside fifties and  yet trail by 65 points.

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    Are the wheels falling off at Pie-land? 

    An undisciplined lot:  Stephenson bets on himself and his team.  Beams reportedly deep into gambling problems.  Now De Goey is fined for using-phone-while-driving.  Their is talk of unrest among young players over the club treatment of Stephenson.  Coach is frazzled.  Players look disinterested. 

    Suspect their poor recent form is much more than a few injured good players. 

    It will be bitter sweet if their season implodes:  Sweet that they fall.  Bitter that ours is worse.  

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    26 minutes ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

    Are the wheels falling off at Pie-land? 

    An undisciplined lot:  Stephenson bets on himself and his team.  Beams reportedly deep into gambling problems.  Now De Goey is fined for using-phone-while-driving.  Their is talk of unrest among young players over the club treatment of Stephenson.  Coach is frazzled.  Players look disinterested. 

    Suspect their poor recent form is much more than a few injured good players. 

    It will be bitter sweet if their season implodes:  Sweet that they fall.  Bitter that ours is worse.  

    It would be amusing should they completely fall away Luci and miss the 8 like some of their supporters are fearing. Then it’s a case of “see ya Round 1 next year Stevo”.

    Their remaining games are tough with the exception of Suns and they have us of course. Look at their draw and you can maybe pencil in just two more wins. Hope it comes down to their R23 game against the Dons for a top 8 spot. Yuk, which team would we cheer on?

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