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3 minutes ago, AaronDaveyChipsAndGravey said:

Worst caller by a mile. Hard to even fathom that considering they employ Cameron Ling

Ling is dreadful but Basil matches him with Du-whane Russell not far behind. Three complete hacks.

 
 
1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Did a commentator just say referring to GWS, "a home team with a healthy home crowd"?

I'd hate to see an unhealthy home crowd. 

This is a final and there are two empty unopened stands and a smattering of empty seats around the ground. 

Chemical Ali Propaganda 


2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Did a commentator just say referring to GWS, "a home team with a healthy home crowd"?

I'd hate to see an unhealthy home crowd. 

This is a final and there are two empty unopened stands and a smattering of empty seats around the ground. 

As of yesterday I believe there were still 8,000 available tickets in a 20,000 capacity ‘stadium’

Lucky for the pre finals bye week, would hate to think how bad these matches would have been otherwise.

 
3 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

19,218 official attendance in a stadium that hold 24k yet so many empty seats..........mmmmmmmmmmm

Rubbish Figure. Total fabrication 

3 dud blow-outs to start the finals, capped off with a half-empty stadium.

How good is this year's finals series?


40 minutes ago, AaronDaveyChipsAndGravey said:

Jeez Finnlayson would be handy for us

Yes v handy but Whitfield would be the ultimate...

38 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

19,218 official attendance in a stadium that hold 24k yet so many empty seats..........mmmmmmmmmmm

I wonder what fraction were Dog supporters.  Looked high to me.

Woeful down field decision

Off twitter @Stevo7AFL

“Canned” Giants chants coming through speakers in outer. Something new ...


A new low for Channel 7. Jobs for convicted drug cheats, plus nepotism as the icing on the cake.

Maybe they can hire Lance Armstrong to commentate their cycling coverage?

23 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Jab Watson is now a Commentator 

Doesnt look like he knows what day it is.....hes still on the peptides, nobody told him to stop..

Bolton handy outside!!??


Grimes should be suspended for that blatant staging. Disgusting, cost Brisbane a direct shot on goal as well.

 

Apologies is ive missed this elsewhere 

Why  isnt this a Lions home final ?

Oh, everyone will be relieved to know that genius umpire Nicholls was the one who gifted Richmond their BS first goal thanks to that insane HTB against Rich (where he had all of 0.2 seconds to dispose of the ball before being tackled).


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