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Darren Burgess has tipped Langdon for best off-season recruit.

Who knew taking your time with your disposal = better disposal.

Ta umps, forgive you for last week.

Spargo got that foot IQ, loved it.

Lockhart loved the game.

Harmes is in the side just because he is a good athlete.

 

I told you guys at three quarter time we would win by 10 goals! 

Now, please, bask in every glorious moment of smashing the filth! 

Go Dees! 

Sensational effort boys. 2nd Quarter was very impressive. Didn't stop running all day, showed some real hunger.

Not gonna lie, beating the filth always feels just that little better.


 

You beauty ???


What a cracking performance. Sensational. So proud of the whole 22 (and the coaches). That’s the standard now. Nothing less.

Pert looks to be enjoying the win over Collingwood in the race as the players come from the field.  Sweet sweet victory.

Into the top eight beating the Filth....and by a big margin.  Very noice.  Bottoms up Uncle!

See you in a few hours guys.

Ill be drunk texting Collingwood supporters.


Beating Collingwood. The next best thing to winning the flag

Told you all Vandenberg would be a great inclusion!

[censored] yeah boys!!!!!!! ??

Let's get the knocks on this one out of the way early: they were two down on the bench, missing some of their absolute best, and on a two-day-shorter break than us.

But we did most of the damage in the first half, before their rotations or short break hit them. This wasn't junk time goals like the Adelaide/North wins were in some respect.

They were on top in general play for a while and we absorbed it and then hit back when we could.

Lever made three big errors but the back six, as a unit, held up well. They had more inside 50s than us.

We got Viney back into the side and managed to have all four (Oliver, Viney, Brayshaw, Petracca) play well.

I thought Langdon was exceptional and got some reward for effort with his two goals. Also thought Lockhart and Hibberd were really good.

Spargo's second quarter was a nice cameo highlight. But shows that he's a better player than many give him credit for.

I'm still not sold on vandenBerg and Jones, though. But we had fewer passengers tonight and we won by 56 when the game wasn't entirely on our terms. 

Win next week and this is all starting to become real.

Team song sung with extra gusto. Well done!!!


Petracca, Clarry  Brayshaw and Viney Super effort Close to the best  midfield going around.. 

What a win and into the top 8 .....Just keep the faith there is more to come.   A COMPLETE TEAM PERFORMANCE. 

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Brad Johnson is drunk.

Just said Lever was back to his best and Treloar won plenty of the ball.


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