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As much as I hate to say it, there's a lot to like about the Cats.  I see they're 3rd but $11 for the flag, this week against Port Adelaide will be a great match up.

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Is this Collingwood's Prelim Final tonight

After Adelaide they have us, North, Brisbane, Suns, Port and Carlton

They need to win at least 4 which would put them at 9.5 wins (they drew against Richmond) or even 5.

Lose tonight and Saturday will be massive

Go the Camry Crows !!!

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20 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Is this Collingwood's Prelim Final tonight

After Adelaide they have us, North, Brisbane, Suns, Port and Carlton

They need to win at least 4 which would put them at 9.5 wins (they drew against Richmond) or even 5.

Lose tonight and Saturday will be massive

Go the Camry Crows !!!

If the Camrys  are going to win 1 game, please let it be tonight

As bad as their tactics were vs Gawn I wouldn't mind if they went after the Pies like that

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15 minutes ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

If the Camrys  are going to win 1 game, please let it be tonight

As bad as their tactics were vs Gawn I wouldn't mind if they went after the Pies like that

Hmmm no. Even if it is against the Pies. Adelaide's tactics weren't football - they were just rubbish.

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2 hours ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Is this Collingwood's Prelim Final tonight

After Adelaide they have us, North, Brisbane, Suns, Port and Carlton

They need to win at least 4 which would put them at 9.5 wins (they drew against Richmond) or even 5.

Lose tonight and Saturday will be massive

Go the Camry Crows !!!

Pretty risky by the filth, resting Moore & Reid when they are already missing Howe, DeGoey, Treloar, Pendlebury, Elliott & Hoskin Elliott.

If Adelaide can get up tonight, and we can take the filth down on Saturday, we'll be in the 8 on Saturday night.

C'mon Crows!!

 

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I watched some of the filth and Sydney game and the filth were dreadful. Too many injuries and now they are resting Moore. If Adelaide are going to win 1 game tonite might be a chance as poor as they are.

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Im hoping for a Crows victory tonight not sure about that happening but at the end of the day i hope they beat seven shades of crap out of each other and it continues to pour down in  Adelaide

I want absolute chaos and carnage to take over and there is massive fisty cuffs tonight reports, suspensions etc. like the Crows are fighting a relegation battle.

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