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3 hours ago, Demonland said:

 

That’s a great story:

First game.

First final.

First Grand Final.

 

He’s efficient.

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Hard to believe that a club can be in the GF nine years after its inception and of course been in the finals for three years before.

Out of interest who is credited with their now brilliant policy of draft young and trade. Looking at GCS and where they are you have to give it to them.

West Coast won within seven years of entering the comp and Adelaide within six.

Trying to see some positives from an MFC perspective but staring at the GC priority pick and their Darwin zone it's hard to see.

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Watching the captains/coaches press conference today, I’m struck by the vast chasm between theirs and ours when it comes to confidence, eloquence and overall intelligence. 

We’re not going to win a premiership until we have that kind of leadership. Right now, we are not even close. 

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3 hours ago, Mel Bourne said:

Watching the captains/coaches press conference today, I’m struck by the vast chasm between theirs and ours when it comes to confidence, eloquence and overall intelligence. 

We’re not going to win a premiership until we have that kind of leadership. Right now, we are not even close. 

So true. I wonder if a new Captain will be announced next week?

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Well it will either be close or Richmond will blow gws out of the water. 

I know we have spoken of scully but I wonder how shiel feels today as well 

I just think how marlion feels today waking up. You think of the legends who never won a premiership. Lockett, ablett skilton and this guy could just waltz in win a flag in his 1st ever game and get life membership 

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There's a touch of arrogance with the Tiges bringing in Pickett for his first game.

No matter what the party line the 2 boys who were pulled from a GF last week must be feeling it.

They not only didn't get to play in the GF, they didn't get to audition for a spot in the big one.

Must ruffle some feathers.

If GWS have them covered at half time I think they (GWS) will run away with it.

Richmond let teams get head starts and they have a belief in their ability to run them over.

One day they are not going to come back.

I hope it's this one...

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I think the Giants will win today. I used to hate their guts with a passion, as their inception and player drafting coincided with the time we needed it most. However, I now see a team that plays for each other and is passionate about the guernsey. They seem to have hit a sweet spot with the guys who have stuck with them on their list.

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GO THE GIA...............

go the Tig?.........

 

 

 

Meh who cares.

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Posted
1 hour ago, ding said:

GO THE GIA...............

go the Tig?.........

 

 

 

Meh who cares.

What game are you referring to Bing?

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34 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

What game are you referring to Bing?

Some game being played today according to the news. Believe it involves Richmond and, ummm, the other mob

 

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I would like to see a good ol punch on today. Make it interesting. Lets see what the mummy can bring to the park. Winner. Who cares.


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I'm doing what I did last year as I can't bare to watch it properly.

I'll watch from three quarter time onwards if it's close. I expect Richmond to win easily. Urgh.

Posted
5 hours ago, rjay said:

There's a touch of arrogance with the Tiges bringing in Pickett for his first game.

No matter what the party line the 2 boys who were pulled from a GF last week must be feeling it.

They not only didn't get to play in the GF, they didn't get to audition for a spot in the big one.

Must ruffle some feathers.

If GWS have them covered at half time I think they (GWS) will run away with it.

Richmond let teams get head starts and they have a belief in their ability to run them over.

One day they are not going to come back.

I hope it's this one...

Sounds very much like you're more hopeful than anything else, mate.

Richmond win it unfortunately.

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