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Riewoldt’s top three hand ballers:

Libba

Butters

Neale

Libba worthy number one but if Oliver isn’t number two I’ll go jump.

 
 

What's wrong with Taylor????

The rule the ball needs to be touched from a kick in before going out of bounds changed last season with the introduction of the larger kick in zone.

He made the same mistake early last year, the man's senile, doesn't do his homework, dumb or all 3....


One can only hope!!  Any score will do

 

Brisbane paid a lot to get Daniher but I also wonder tonight if they realise how much Stef Martin would have helped against Grundy. I know you can't predict when your ruckman get injured but not having the big O out there has hurt them big time. 

Hipwood needs to lift big time. 

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What a great start to the weekend

Pies lose!

Take that Collingwood! I'm concerned I might have enjoyed that as much as a Dees win.

Unbelievable i was making a cuppa and missed the last minute!!

Brisvegas Beat The Filth....


Pies on the wrong end of Bears karma from last week.

Geelong deserve to lose a seasons worth of games that way.


The only thing better than thrashing Colonwood is beating them after the siren - better still if it is controversial. 

Collingwood losing by a point after the siren is the next best thing to a Melbourne win. What a great night!

 

Yipee!  How beautiful was that.

Outside of Pendles and Sidebottom, who had a bit of a mare tonight (for his usual standard).  Degoey always a threat, Grundy super competitive, Moore as well if allowed to run off.  Daicos starting to look dangerous but IMHO pretty pedestrian outside of the above and the rest are flattered by them.

Rich was superb in that final quarter or so.

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