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I like the look of that Cup in Maxs hands

 

Learning to win different ways is a good thing really, wasn’t expecting it to blow out to 50...nice bonus. 

Go you Dees!!!

 

Again only the radio to participate and as per last week I was remarkably calm, had one loud hand clap when Jones missed but other than that enjoying the calmness my footy team is giving me. Thank you and well done MFC very very happy.

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Top game from TMac, how do we bring Weid and Brown in next week? We need to be mindful not to go too tall, boy we’ve got some forward options!

First 3 qtrs were ugly as hell, but when we actually click and play it our way we can beat anyone.

Great win boys!

 

- Hunt is officially back
- Jackson's best game for the year
- River's best game of the year too
- Hibberd with plenty left in the tank, correct call to bring him in over Jetta
- Weid is a must in next week
- Jones is cooked, and should be dropped off the back of that, will be interesting to see what happens

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Play of the game. Hibbo's desperate dive to save that goal. He had a great game. 

5 minutes ago, adonski said:

- Hunt is officially back
- Jackson's best game for the year
- Rivers best game of the year too
- Hibberd with plenty left in the tank, correct call to bring him in over Jetta
- Weid is a must in next week
- Jones is cooked, and should be dropped off the back of that, will be interesting to see what happens

Thought Hibberd was great from the start. Great call.

 

8 minutes ago, Nasher said:

Very, very pleased with that. Scrapped and fought and wrestled for an ugly lead, then blew them off the park when the young opponents tired. Super mature performance. Loved it.

This part ?

3 minutes ago, Win4theAges said:

Big Max an absolute Leviathan of the game.

Hes gone to another level.  Somewhere above the stratosphere.  Best player in the game.


4 minutes ago, Pates said:

Top game from TMac, how do we bring Weid and Brown in next week? We need to be mindful not to go too tall, boy we’ve got some forward options!

Jackson doesn’t count as a tall IMO so there’s that. He plays small like Watts (but will end up much much better). 

The best sides just win. They win ugly if they have to.

Today we played putrid football for at least a half. And still win by 50 points.

 

 

“Hello police, I’d like to report missing persons, yep, the hawthorn football club for the whole last quarter.”

Go Dees!!!! 

Just off topic. Is a bit of Dementia kicking in with Dermie?


4 minutes ago, Better days ahead said:

Play of the game. Hibbo's desperate dive to save that goal. He had a great game. 

Super return. Welcome back Hibbo.

At least the Foxtel mini highlights for this game will be easy to cut, they can just play the last 20mins of the game. ?

 

With May to return, Petty finding his feet and Hibbo playing a blinder, tough to see Jetta finding his way back. 


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