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NON MFC: Rd 08 2021

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1 minute ago, P-man said:

This is a pathetic roll over by Carlton.

Yep. Classic Choke when pressure is applied 

Walsh and McKay unsighted 

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    5 minutes ago, Stevienic23 said:

    Weak as [censored] Carlton!

    not unhappy with that...

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    5 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Yep. Classic Choke when pressure is applied 

    Walsh and McKay unsighted 

    Blueprint for a repeat 100 point thrashing...Carlton on a spit...

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    1 minute ago, Stevienic23 said:

    Would have preferred to be 2 games clear on top 

    As well. 
     

    I was hoping the Blues got up. 

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    Feeling much better about the game next weekend after this choke. Demoralising defeat for Carlton. Can't see us losing tbh unless we have a real mare

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    6 minutes ago, McQueen said:

    As well. 
     

    I was hoping the Blues got up. 

    Can't believe there is any sentiment for the blues here. They have had recompense coming for years. I don't care if we're not 2 games clear. I'm overjoyed that we're even 1 game clear. We'll take them on and show 'em.

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    The Blues won’t be an easy assignment for us next weekend, but our last quarter fitness might be telling, given the way they fell in a hole late in today’s game.

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    I watched that last quarter. Carlton's defensive pressure through its forward half was non-existent. Weitering is good but that's not going to stop opposition scores against when the midfield is so dominant.

    The Dogs' midfield is peerless in the comp and Carlton showed they could produce good football through the first 2.5 quarters, but they're not going to see 5 goals out of Betts each week, and hopefully Hibberd can cover him well next week.

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    1 minute ago, AC/DeeC said:

    Can't believe there is any sentiment for the blues here. They have had recompense coming for years. I don't care if we're not 2 games clear. I overjoyed that we're even 1 game clear. We'll take them on and show 'em.

    Don’t blow a fuse about it. ?

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    1 minute ago, Deeoldfart said:

    The Blues won’t be an easy assignment for us next weekend, but our last quarter fitness might be telling, given the way they fell in a hole late in today’s game.

    Agreed!

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    Not sure what to think. Their best is good, hopefully they bring their worst next week. We need to be switched on, our worst this year has also been poor. Our best only coming out in quarters not full games.

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    Just now, McQueen said:

    Don’t blow a fuse about it. ?

    Blowing fuses are so 20th century...

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    Up yours carlscum. I hate you nearly as much as the filth and girlong. I don't see why people were getting hard about being 2 games clear after 8 rounds. It is what happens at the end of the year that matters. Dogs play port next. I hope the way the scum lost that match will deflate them for next week.

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    results this weekend have done us no favours really

    Brisbane looks well on its way to a win and the Eagles win keeps their top 4 hopes well and truly alive.

    Probably down to six teams for the top 4 now.

    At least we have a 4 game break on the ninth and tenth teams so the 8 is starting to look safe.

    If Dogs had lost today and given they play Port next week we could have had a real mini break on them

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    4 minutes ago, dl4e said:

    Up yours carlscum. I hate you nearly as much as the filth and girlong. I don't see why people were getting hard about being 2 games clear after 8 rounds. It is what happens at the end of the year that matters. Dogs play port next. I hope the way the scum lost that match will deflate them for next week.

    Onya dl4e!

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    Assuming Brisbane wins but doesn't put on another 7+ goals to the margin, we'll finish the round having played (and beaten) 4th, 6th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 17th and 18th.

    That's a 3-0 record over the current top 8. For comparison:

    1. Dogs: 2-1
    2. Port: 1-2
    3. Geelong: 3-2
    4. Brisbane: 1-3
    5. Sydney: 3-1
    6. West Coast: 1-2
    7. Richmond: 1-4
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    1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    results this weekend have done us no favours really

    Brisbane looks well on its way to a win and the Eagles win keeps their top 4 hopes well and truly alive.

    Probably down to six teams for the top 4 now.

    At least we have a 4 game break on the ninth and tenth teams so the 8 is starting to look safe.

    If Dogs had lost today and given they play Port next week we could have had a real mini break on them

    Exactly right

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    1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    results this weekend have done us no favours really

    Brisbane looks well on its way to a win and the Eagles win keeps their top 4 hopes well and truly alive.

    Probably down to six teams for the top 4 now.

    At least we have a 4 game break on the ninth and tenth teams so the 8 is starting to look safe.

    If Dogs had lost today and given they play Port next week we could have had a real mini break on them

    The top 4 race is broader than that. I don't think any of the current top 8 can be ruled out, particularly when everyone down to even St Kilda in 11th is just one win behind 4th.

    West Coast still has 8 games in Perth to come and road trips include Carlton, Adelaide and Collingwood.

    Brisbane is a bad free kick off being 6-2, doesn't leave Queensland for the next three weeks, and still has 7 games at the Gabba to come, including three of its last four.

    Sydney keeps performing against good sides.

    Richmond is Richmond. Geelong just pumped Richmond.

    It's still very even. 

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    31 minutes ago, Better days ahead said:

    she's clearing her throat

    ...and yes she indeed did sing on this occasion...fortunately for Footscray and unfortunately for Carlscum...

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    25 minutes ago, Stevienic23 said:

    Would have preferred to be 2 games clear on top 

    Me too, but oh so happy to witness Carlscum given a sniff of victory and then enjoy watching them writhe as they see it snatched away...

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    29 minutes ago, Stevienic23 said:

    Would have preferred to be 2 games clear on top 

    Me too, however, I'm losing no sleep tonight watching Carlton lose...

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    Nat Fyfe has one of the worst cases of the yips i've seen.  harder to miss than score that one.

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    3 minutes ago, AC/DeeC said:

    Me too, but oh so happy to witness Carlscum given a sniff of victory and then enjoy watching them writhe as they see it snatched away...

    It was better than that, they just stood there and watched it happen…

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    34 minutes ago, AC/DeeC said:

    Blueprint for a repeat 100 point thrashing...Carlton on a spit...

    GIVE 'EM HEAPS DEES!

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