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POSTGAME: Rd 17 vs GWS

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Rivers and Spargo take a bow. Kids that showed class when needed. 

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    Rivers for President of the United States

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    I really did not see that coming.

    Lever made mistakes early but he and May in the final quarter were huge.

    Rivers is a gem.

    Spargo certainly did his job. Pickett much improved. Baker gave us a second wing.

    Keeps hope alive for one more week at least. And was a great game to boot.

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    Fitness, Rivers, Trac, Spargo...

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    May, Langdon and Rivers.

    Pay rise.

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    Rivers winning goal, then the winning fist away. Match winner. 

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    you know why we won because the young blocks in Rivers Spargo and kossi  Baker stood up . WELL DONE YOUNGY'S

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    Can someone tell Petracca we won. Jesus. 

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    Just incredibly proud.

    Our season is still alive, which is unreal considering all the talk throughout the week that the board, the coach, certain players etc were all done for.

    The kids really stood up for us.  Rivers outstanding, Spargo had a big say in that last term, Baker showed some good signs and, as usual, guys like Trac did some really good things for us.

    Lots still to dissect, especially with some of the usual turnovers and silly mistakes, but we stood up tonight and it was great to see.

    However, not sure I can bring myself to watch next week.  I'll be too damn nervous!

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    [censored] [censored] [censored].. I'm speechless i'm emotional.. [censored] me dead. 

    Why do melbourne do this ..... Deja [censored] vu 

    I'll cooment later when I calm down !

     

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    So the way I see it, we need the Hawks to pull their finger out tomorrow, but if not, either the Saints/Dockers winning sees us make the finals (to most likely be embarrassed by a better team, but hey, you never know)?

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    Shout out to the Dees fans at the ground. 
     

    great noise and excellent boos at the right time

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    Any chance of the Hawks pulling off a hail Mary tomorrow?

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