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1 hour ago, Satan said:

Watching game on tv is not same as being at game , 

wouldn't they get more vision than the humble viewer gets?  (Not that that still would be as good as being there.)

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    12 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    And if we lose the media will bang on about how it's Sydney's best win in their club's history as it was done against such adversity.

    Really need to take care of business here.

    If the media come out with that line they don't understand adversity:  it isn't 3 coaches working remotely.  If Rampie and Buddy play they will be at almost full strength so in a better injury position than us.

    So, agree we really need to take care of business.  I'm half expecting us to lose.  Their book ends are back, Parker and Kennedy are very strong in the middle,  Hickey is in fine form and their small/medium players (Heeney, Papley, Florient) are extremely dangerous around goals.  We can match those strengths but Sydney have a well drilled game style that regularly beats us; beats us on the inside and beats us on the outside.  It will be interesting to see how our system stands up.

    Should be a very good game.  May go down to the wire.

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    32 minutes ago, sue said:

    wouldn't they get more vision than the humble viewer gets?  (Not that that still would be as good as being there.)

    You get to see structures at the game better being their

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