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POSTGAME: Rd 08 vs Sydney

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I almost never put MFC games in my multi bets but Franklin for 2+ goals seemed like free money.

Stupid sexy Mayzy. 

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    Imagine if you said at half time in the match thread that you thought that the best setup was to have Tom McDonald in defence? Won us the game with that mark and goal. I might have to dust Plugger off again.

    That was by far the most tough opponent we've had. Definitely not the prettiest win but I'd argue the most satisfying one yet.

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    Only the fifth time Buddy has been held scoreless in his whole career

     

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    Also loved Kozi's message to Trac after a ****ty HTB was paid against us (3rd quarter) and Trac started to complain to the umpire. "STFU now go defend!"

     

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    Oliver should ask Trac for a pay rise.

    What a game. If he didn’t star we don’t win.

    May also great.

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    Goody just got them into a huddle there. Wonder what the message was. 

    May you are awesome & this is why we got you to our club

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    Up for every challenge that threw at us in that last 5 mins. The old MFC would have folded faster than superman on laundry day. This is a new animal!

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    Geez Buddy gets a fair run with the umps. Still, we won what we previously would have lost.

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    3 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    Imagine if you said at half time in the match thread that you thought that the best setup was to have Tom McDonald in defence? Won us the game with that mark and goal. I might have to dust Plugger off again.

    That was by far the most tough opponent we've had. Definitely not the prettiest win but I'd argue the most satisfying one yet.

    Swans are always a hard game, I bloody hate playing them. They play to the final siren too so you can't relax until the games done

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    8 word summary.

    That was not enjoyable. Thank God for TMac.

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