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DEEDAY: Dockers vs Bulldogs

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Just now, John Demonic said:

There can't possibly be anyone still left on the forum that has built up their hopes and will be genuinely crushed if Freo lose this? Masochistic if you ask me.

 

I'd have rather they were belted than be this close. 

Dockers are also being absolutely belted around the ball and the umps give them absolutely nothing. As always umps giving Bulldogs a ride. As they have for 30+ years for some bizarre reason.

How in the actual f is that not holding the ball


 

Dogs have been in lockdown mode all game. 


3 minutes ago, praha said:

I'd have rather they were belted than be this close. 

Dockers are also being absolutely belted around the ball and the umps give them absolutely nothing. As always umps giving Bulldogs a ride. As they have for 30+ years for some bizarre reason.

I suppose even a close neutral game without anything riding on it during the year still gets the heart racing. I'm just checking scores,  no way am I putting heart through another roller coaster like 2017.

Edited by John Demonic

These short quarters kill the side that are behind. Not much hope. Blink twice and the game is over.

[censored] HUNTER. GET [censored]. 

I’m out. 2020 can eat a bag. 


This is just like watching us play for real. Slow train wreck. Umpires missing obvious calls. Not taking chances.

Edited by Radar Detector

See you all next season


Teams are so regimented they keep kicking backwards and sideways even when behind. Coaches have killed the game.

 

Thank you linesman thank you ball boys 


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