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Death, taxes and opposition fans unequivocally respecting and fearing Max Gawn.   

Other than Dusty, there's a not a player in the comp given such unanimous regard.  

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    Ah,,Choo Choo ??

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    10 hours ago, Miles from Nowhere said:

    Please, please pick Cox.

    No thanks.

    I still wake up in cold sweats thinking about that game when the American kicked 5 goals against us in 2018 -  and that he could do it again one day.

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    Don't care if we win this by one point. Just get to the bye 12 and 1. That psychological break on the rest of the top 4 will be massive. I'm hoping the Bulldogs drop a game or two in the next month too.

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    14 hours ago, Swooper1987 said:

    He was listed as two-three (which includes the bye) so I'd say not.  He's their most valuable asset and has had neck problems in the past.  They'll take no chances with him if there is any doubt at all.

    He looked bloody sore running around at training on one the AFL website vids, but there's a lot of time for him to come good.

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    11 hours ago, McQueen said:

    De Goey goes missing when a little accountability is placed on him. Hibberd will school him when forward and he’s not a concern in the middle for mine. 
     

    It doesn't seem very long ago that footy commentators were wondering if tracc could be our de goey. Gone straight past him

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    9 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    No thanks.

    I still wake up in cold sweats thinking about that game when the American kicked 5 goals against us in 2018 -  and that he could do it again one day.

    The game that still makes me angry was round 23 2017. Collingwood had nothing to play for except ruin our chance to play finals and they did exactly that. Our worst H&A defeat in my 15 years following the team given the context and manner of our performance. I'm surprised the pies fans don't mention it more often. If roles were reversed and we denied them finals in the same way we would never let them forget about it. 

    We've come a long way since then thankfully. It wouldn't happen today and won't happen on QB. I expect a regulation 5 goal win.

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    21 hours ago, Jjrogan said:

    Death, taxes and opposition fans unequivocally respecting and fearing Max Gawn.   

    Other than Dusty, there's a not a player in the comp given such unanimous regard.  

    Petracca is up there. Oliver too but people seem to hate him.

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    If lock down is lifted Centrelink is going to get absolutely smashed with requests for advanced payments so that Collingwood supporters can try and fly up to see the game.  

     

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    9 hours ago, binman said:

    It doesn't seem very long ago that footy commentators were wondering if tracc could be our de goey. Gone straight past him

    May the gulf in their respective output and performance grow every week - Trac has a chance to put that debate to bed well and truly this Monday - Love to see him rip them to pieces 

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    11 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    No thanks.

    I still wake up in cold sweats thinking about that game when the American kicked 5 goals against us in 2018 -  and that he could do it again one day.

    It all started with a contested mark on the wing... when he gets confidence is momentum is impossible to stop

    Just got a shiver

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    5 minutes ago, Dwight Schrute said:

    If lock down is lifted Centrelink is going to get absolutely smashed with requests for advanced payments so that Collingwood supporters can try and fly up to see the game.  

     

    The 25k radius might stop them but it might not, for a Pie supporter 'radius' is a big word to comprehend.

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    2 minutes ago, TRIGON said:

    The 25k radius might stop them but it might not, for a Pie supporter 'radius' is a big word to comprehend.

    Mate, i know Pies supporters who'd struggle to comprehend that Sydney is a different city to Melbourne haha

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    9 hours ago, binman said:

    It doesn't seem very long ago that footy commentators were wondering if tracc could be our de goey. Gone straight past him

    De Goey isn't even fit to look him in the eye now!

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    9 hours ago, binman said:

    It doesn't seem very long ago that footy commentators were wondering if tracc could be our de goey. Gone straight past him

    Good point you make @binman...although to me it seems like a long time ago, such has been Petracca's consistency.

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    Reported in the age , buckley stepping down last game monday , great thats all we need

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    12 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    No thanks.

    I still wake up in cold sweats thinking about that game when the American kicked 5 goals against us in 2018 -  and that he could do it again one day.

    De Goey ripped us apart that day too.

    2018 was a long time ago.

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    there is no doubt the pies are going to lift hard for Bucks, we're going to have to be at our best to beat them.

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    A friend of mine ( a Hawks fan ) and his wife ( a Collingwood supporter) have an 18 month old son and they're debating which team the little bloke should follow. 

    I said to him " Well Stephen, your son has very few teeth and he can't string a sentence together. He seems to fit the profile of the typical Pies fan to me. "

    Problem solved !

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    there is no doubt the pies are going to lift hard for Bucks

    I think there's considerable doubt as expressed by many other learned posters on this forum.  They may come out flat and deflated after using up all their emotional energy in the days leading up to the game.

    As a postscript, why have you felt the need to to change your username no fewer than eleven times?  It makes it hard to know who is posting when people keep doing this or changing their avatars all the time.

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    16 hours ago, A F said:

    Don't care if we win this by one point. Just get to the bye 12 and 1. That psychological break on the rest of the top 4 will be massive. I'm hoping the Bulldogs drop a game or two in the next month too.

    Coupled with the fact AF that 12 wins is a pass mark for finals. We can use this fact to both setup and subsequently come back from the break with a mindset for actions to get us deep into September, rather than "we still have to get there".

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