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Can the big Cahuna please test his buzzer??

 

Brad Close, is that John Holmes?

 
2 minutes ago, Yossarian said:

For anyone missing the sultry tones of Mark Neeld, he's the expert commentator on the K-Rock stream.

He's a kick it down the line specialist


Whenever you need Freo to do anything other than be completely useless, they disappoint. Failmantle. 

 
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i have no idea with tips this weekend - so many 'well they SHOULD win but they COULD win'

I went the same, thinking hopefully the upsets are behind us….

Libba rested by the dogs, are they temping fate?

My Collingwood supporting mate thinks they will start tanking, I disagree.


The hype about Darcy is real. The only ruck close to Gawn

How are Freo in the eight? Jeez there are some very average teams in this league

Edited by Better days ahead


With all these oiled up ****wits, at least we have the vomit emoji on DL

I tipped hawks last week for two reasons. Firstly their last month of footy (wins over Swans and GWS with narrow loss to the Bombers) and secondly the game was in Tassie. And to think they dismantled by Freo….

There’s no place for expansion in this competition.


Geelong will be on top of the ladder at the end of this game. I feel ill. 

well that was an anticlimax. I actually thought Freo were a chance in this game. They've been rubbish

Freo stinking up prime time big time. Not much more than a training run for the Cats. 

 
5 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

Freo stinking up prime time big time. Not much more than a training run for the Cats. 

Standard for most dockers i think Rab

I tune in to watch the Cats every week so I can barrack against them. Absolutely hate them with a passion.

A lot of weeks they get lucky with umpiring decisions or inaccurate opposition teams. They shouldn't be 12-4.

But... not one team has stunk the joint up against this mob like Freo have done tonight. My God, they've been awful. I'd be embarrassed to support them.

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