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6 hours ago, Smokey said:

I'm torn. 

Although, gaz finishing without a flag is a delicious thought. 

Carn tiges 

Gaz already has a premiership medallion ... possibly 2.

Choosing between Richmond and Jee-long is like deciding between cholera and typhoid. I don't know whether I'll even bother watching. (If so, it would be the first time since 1968.)

Brisbane didn't choke. Just not good enough. They played their GF 2 weeks ago. 

 
2 hours ago, napster said:

Geelong will definitely go in as the undercats.

Dad joke alert @Dr. Gonzo ?

7 minutes ago, bingers said:

Gaz already has a premiership medallion ... possibly 2.

Choosing between Richmond and Jee-long is like deciding between cholera and typhoid. I don't know whether I'll even bother watching. (If so, it would be the first time since 1968.)

Brisbane didn't choke. Just not good enough. They played their GF 2 weeks ago. 

Each to their own, but I'm thrilled to be seeing two Victorian teams in the GF. State needs a boost. At least this way it's guaranteed that one large group of supporters will be happy.

 
3 hours ago, Elegt said:

Well pretty embarrassing that hawkins dominated them both in the ruck 

Very. 

6 hours ago, BW511 said:

Sounds like I am in the minority here, but I’d love Ablett to finish with a flag. He has been an unbelievable player for so long now, still having an impact in big finals after 350+ games.

Grew up around the time him and his group started in the cats VFL side, have always followed them from afar since.

Plus, I absolutely do not like Richmond. They are a real smug bunch and their two big forwards would be in my top 5 most disliked players in the comp. 

Go the Catters

 

 

Bugger Ablett, he has two flags. And if he gets another one, that means Dangeflog is getting one. No one wants that. 

Edited by Ethan Tremblay


9 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Bugger Ablett, he has two flags. And if he gets another one, that means Dangeflog is getting one. No one wants that. 

If I see that stupid smirk on his face plastered all over the place if the Cats win I will want to go and live in a snow cave in the Antarctica with the penguins.?

[censored] or not, I’d rather a genuine champion of the game (Brownlow medalist, MVP, players association leader etc) cap off his resume with a premiership than some plodder like Jason Castagna win a third one.

1 minute ago, Lord Travis said:

[censored] or not, I’d rather a genuine champion of the game (Brownlow medalist, MVP, players association leader etc) cap off his resume with a premiership than some plodder like Jason Castagna win a third one.

Point taken. We can only hope there are a few mishaps in training before Grand Final Day. I feel for great players who don't have any. RIP Robbie etc.

 
3 hours ago, Lord Travis said:

[censored] or not, I’d rather a genuine champion of the game (Brownlow medalist, MVP, players association leader etc) cap off his resume with a premiership than some plodder like Jason Castagna win a third one.

This is the truth, Richmond would have so many ordinary triple premiership players

There is plodders in every premiership team.

Richmond and Geelong would be the 2 most experienced teams I am thinking? Big advantage in a season like this.


13 hours ago, BW511 said:

Sounds like I am in the minority here, but I’d love Ablett to finish with a flag. He has been an unbelievable player for so long now, still having an impact in big finals after 350+ games.

Grew up around the time him and his group started in the cats VFL side, have always followed them from afar since.

Plus, I absolutely do not like Richmond. They are a real smug bunch and their two big forwards would be in my top 5 most disliked players in the comp. 

Go the Catters

 

 

He’s already been in two premiership teams.

I couldn’t stand the thought of Geelong winning yet another flag, and their supporters in regional Victoria getting to enjoy the win while us metro Melbourne naughty kids sit at home alone.

12 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Bugger Ablett, he has two flags. And if he gets another one, that means Dangeflog is getting one. No one wants that. 

Who wants Cotchin and Riewoldt to have 3 flags? 

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