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Surprising that Fox Footy hasn’t listed the game. They are still showing the home and away round as being telecast.

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    26 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    Surprising that Fox Footy hasn’t listed the game. They are still showing the home and away round as being telecast.

    Must’ve updated - I just set a recording, it’s there 

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    This team is okay on paper but a lack of cohesion might hurt us, as it's quite different structurally.

    Can't quite believe we're playing in a final tomorrow! It's come so slowly and so quickly at the same time.

    I only hope they're able to give it their best in strange circumstances and enjoy what might be their last game for a long time.

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    Too many injuries. They are trying but lack some run off half back. Cunninham will have to pull her finger out if we are a chance. Daisy our best so far with Birch and Zanker. 

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    GWS lots of run, uncontested possessions.  We are missing Goldy and McEvoy.  Six players with no disposals at quarter time.

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    We turned it right on early in the second, but same old story of missed shots.  It's just about the only way the Demon's women's team loses, and it is maddening. 

    I still think we'll win today, I just really believe in this team.  (Weird, huh?)

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    kick straight .....  it will hurt us again 

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    Their kicking isn't much better but they snapped that goal after our 3 defenders had trouble making up their minds. Again it was Daisy that kept us going. 

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    We are looking lazy... don’t deserve to win.

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    They look like they have run out of tack. As I said before too many injuries. 

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    No structure or run.

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    Wow, lock it up now!!!

     

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    How they managed that is anybody’s guess... but all credit to them.

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    Fanastic.  Desperate to win and that told in the end!

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    Can’t believe they almost took Perkins off with a few minutes to go when it was clear her contested work was keeping the ball locked into our attacking 50.

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    WHAT A WIN! Mithen sensational, Daisy Pearce fantastic and Birch was good also. Go the mighty Dees, well done girls now for the Premlim.

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    1 minute ago, Demonland said:

    Who do we play next week?

    Winner of Freo/Suns and they play soon.

    Would think it is Freo.

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