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2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

This is so bizarre. 

Yep. 
it is just wrong

I am in Bangkok right now. It is almost silent

The Thai Government only got heavy yesterday, although it has been building up

All sports Stadiums closed over here

no exceptions

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    This is awesome.  Footy is back.

    No crowds?  Tough luck.    There will be millions watching at home anyway.

    Lets get this party started.

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    I wouldn't be upset if Carlton get humped tonight. I don't think their fan base have been completely broken yet. 

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    I think you might only need to wait another 10 minutes, 

    no score ,    no hope !!

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    In the time of great uncertainty, it nice to see that some things never change.

     

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    bugger they got one

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    Carlton still suck. Richmond still excellent. We are having a social distancing party and watching with friends over video chat. 
     

     

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    4 minutes ago, demonstone said:

    Don't they do that clash jumper thing any more?

    Was thinking the same. How can they both be playing in dark jumpers with white numbers on the back?

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    This is just like watching my old club. UHSOB  amos reserves,  no one watching apart from club members,

    no one else at the ground  Go Dees 

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    Those of us old enough to have seen carlscum during the 70’s 80’s and 90’s will never forget how evil they were. 
     

     

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    Surely these [censored] bags lose the opening game of the season? 

    Every year I stop watching at quarter time because it just feels like an AFL team beating up on a VFL team in the preseason. 

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    Big difference between the 2. That 50 meter penalty that lambert got really sucked. He should of been penalised.

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    Early call, but the Baggers remind me a little bit (actually a lot) of our Neeld era club. Lots of very ordinary players, dodgy recruiting and “guns” who seem to be getting no better (Dow?). It seems they have put 30-50 games into a very ordinary list, and topped up the guns with very ordinary second tier players. Cripps a star, but apart from Walsh, no one else looking like it. Cheap shot by McGovern, then fell over like a pack of spuds. Ordinary! May they continue to suffer!!!!

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