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1 minute ago, bobby1554 said:

We are nowhere near the Dogs, they are a class above us

 

Couldn't disagree more. 

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Just now, bobby1554 said:

We are nowhere near the Dogs, they are a class above us

 

No way! Dogs got lucky tonight imo. Outta these two, Port are the team to watch. They should’ve won this. 

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13 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

[censored] Richmond- the [censored] cost me a good multi 

[censored] that they are !!!

...did you take them @theline Uncle...?

I had it the other way....Great Waste of Space +13.5

Posted
3 minutes ago, Mel Bourne said:

About to lose top of the ladder ?. Hopefully just briefly. 

Teams with a game in hand should always be ahead of teams on the same points but with no game in hand regardless of percentage imo.

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Posted
7 minutes ago, bobby1554 said:

We are nowhere near the Dogs, they are a class above us

 

I guess we may know by this time Friday week.

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Glad the puppies won. More games between us and 3rd. Also port are just an annoying imitation of interstate filth.

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1 minute ago, dl4e said:

Glad the puppies won. More games between us and 3rd. Also port are just an annoying imitation of interstate filth.

Wannabe filth if you will


Posted
15 minutes ago, bobby1554 said:

We are nowhere near the Dogs, they are a class above us

 

Go to bed.

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Posted (edited)

Dogs midfield is a class above the competition. Their backline is very suspect. Their forwardline is meh although they do have Josh “kicks goals against Melbourne specialist” Bruce. 
Port were disappointing for mine. Dogs were very good. Their midfield is next level. 
 

Edit: didn’t watch the Richmond GWS game. But given the injuries to Richmond it seems like GWS blew a good chance. Or did they choke under the pressure?

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41 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Go to bed.

Come on pal, do you honestly think we have served up better than that this year? If you do, you are in dreamland

 

Posted
2 minutes ago, bobby1554 said:

Come on pal, do you honestly think we have served up better than that this year? If you do, you are in dreamland

 

if you listened to Dazzle you'd be in dream land as well. 

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The Powa are an extremely overrated team who got lucky with the shortened version of the game last year.

Couple that with the gifted games played at home and on the Gold Coast where they adapted and play very well.

No improvement whatsoever at all this year, extremely gettable in their backhalf.

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32 minutes ago, Jaded said:

Dogs midfield is a class above the competition. Their backline is very suspect. Their forwardline is meh although they do have Josh “kicks goals against Melbourne specialist” Bruce. 
Port were disappointing for mine. Dogs were very good. Their midfield is next level. 
 

Edit: didn’t watch the Richmond GWS game. But given the injuries to Richmond it seems like GWS blew a good chance. Or did they choke under the pressure?

Both

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9 minutes ago, Win4theAges said:

The Powa are an extremely overrated team who got lucky with the shortened version of the game last year.

Couple that with the gifted games played at home and on the Gold Coast where they adapted and play very well.

No improvement whatsoever at all this year, extremely gettable in their backhalf.

They aint no Richmond.
And we shall find out who the big dogs really are in a couple weeks.
But we gotta get over Carlton and Adelaide 1st.
Rock into the dogs game fit and undefeated.


Posted
1 hour ago, bobby1554 said:

We are nowhere near the Dogs, they are a class above us

 

I reckon they are very beatable.

Libba is the one you need to close down. As far as first dibs midfielders go, he is brilliant. On the outside the Bont and Caleb Daniel are very good also. While their midfield probably bats deeper, our back and forward lines are superior at the moment. Should be a fascinating clash in a couple of weeks time.

 

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23 minutes ago, dee-tox said:

I reckon they are very beatable.

Libba is the one you need to close down. As far as first dibs midfielders go, he is brilliant. On the outside the Bont and Caleb Daniel are very good also. While their midfield probably bats deeper, our back and forward lines are superior at the moment. Should be a fascinating clash in a couple of weeks time.

 

One of the things I give the coaches credit for this season is planning for opposition, no one has really got off the leash, and we gave Martin his first proper bath. Libba is awesome, have real respect for him, and I feel we will have a plan here.

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3 hours ago, Patches O’houlihan said:

Dogs openly throw the ball and the umpires never call it. how much does one have to spend to get that kind of treatment from the umpires?

Button it right now big fella, or I'll have Gordon Legal send you a letter

Posted (edited)
9 hours ago, bobby1554 said:

We are nowhere near the Dogs, they are a class above us

 

Their midfield is Rolls Royce but we have them covered in every other department. Our defense and pressure game will take care of the doggies. No worries.

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Posted
9 hours ago, Cards13 said:

I’ve asked this before but how did the Swans give Aliir away for free?! He is a very good player. 

Salary cap squeeze i believe.

He's been a great pick-up for Port

Posted
9 hours ago, The Swimming Dee said:

If I had to choose I think I’d give ed his collywobbles gig back so i didn’t have to hear him comment...it is unbearable 

The quality of commentating in general is of a low standard. I listen to most games with the mute button engaged.

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8 hours ago, Patches O’houlihan said:

if you listened to Dazzle you'd be in dream land as well. 

Haha save the legs Patches that right was out of the screws and hot the boundary on one bounce!

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