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Umps saw the free kick count at halftime and have evened up the ledger.

Huge win for us this quarter. What a character builder to outscore them after they owned 3/4 of that quarter.

 

Geordiadis is killing us down there. Lucky he’s missed a few. Need to shut that [censored] down now. 

 

almost another junk time goal

TMac delivered when we needed him to

i think we've weathered the storm

 


Two late goals to Tom very telling.  Was looking awful at that stage. 
 

Now, keep the pressure on and get a few more goals. A handful to BBB would be inspirational. 


No comeback, just the gate, kick the first goal of the last, run over the top. No more of this Port tease just get the job done!

The Melbourne of old would have folded like a $2 umbrella that qtr

I’ve got 5 cold Sapporo’s left in the fridge and a chicken kebab with the lot on the way. 
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how was that not holding the ball by Powell-pepper took on two tackles and dropped the ball

 

 


I loved the ending to that quarter. Those two Tmac goals were crucial given that the momentum was going Port Adelaide's way. We just need to make sure we don't let them get back in the game in the last quarter. The best way to do that is kick the first goal or two.

 

Hopefully they've spent their tickets


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