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NON MFC: Rd 18 2021

Diamond_Jim
in Melbourne Demons

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Richmond exposing Brisbane’s weakness. They are badly missing Adams down back and without Hipwood they don’t know what to do with the ball going forward. 

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    Just now, Jaded said:

    Richmond exposing Brisbane’s weakness. They are badly missing Adams down back and without Hipwood they don’t know what to do with the ball going forward. 

    Richmond's quick movement of the ball is exposing Brisbane's slow pace as well.

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    1 hour ago, spalding said:

    Think Tigers have fired their best shot and are done - for now and 2021

    So who wants my Flemington tips for tomorrow then? 

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    Are the Bears as good as they think they are?

    17 points down after being 13 ahead. 
     

     

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    1 minute ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    BT can name team doctors and umpires but not half the players in the AFL.

    He just struggled to identify who Trent Cotchin was, who I’m pretty sure has been around longer than IPhone 1’s.

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    1 hour ago, monoccular said:

    And if we keep winning then any other result cannot effect our ladder position. ?

    Cracking game.  

    Exactly.......why barrack for Richmond ...lose this and theyre as good as out.

    Edited by Wadda We Sing

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    2 minutes ago, Chook said:

    Richmond's quick movement of the ball is exposing Brisbane's slow pace as well.

    Yes I realized that I made no sense with my post. I meant to say they’re exposing Brisbane’s weakness which is their lack of pace through the middle. And also that Adams and Hipwood are a big loss. 
    I’ve had much wine. 

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    He just struggled to identify who Trent Cotchin was, who I’m pretty sure has been around longer than IPhone 1’s.

    He's calling it from Melbourne off the television so a little slack is deserved.

     

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    1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    He's calling it from Melbourne off the television so a little slack is deserved.

     

    Yeah but he’s been making sloppy mistakes since channel 9 won the tv footy rights in 2002.

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    Tigers far from their best but they started to get hold of Brisbane at around the same time St Kilda did the other week. Either way Hardwick is going to burst a blood vessel if he carries on like this. 

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    Gotta love Robinson. An absolute  journeyman and fearless nutter. 

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    5 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

    Tigers far from their best but they started to get hold of Brisbane at around the same time St Kilda did the other week. Either way Hardwick is going to burst a blood vessel if he carries on like this. 

    Can't remember who the tiges played last week but the opposition ran over the top of them kicking about 6goals to 1 in the last.

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    1 minute ago, Stinger said:

    Gotta love Robinson. An absolute  journeyman and fearless nutter. 

    Was disappointed we didn't make a play for him when Carlton put him up for grabs.

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    I knew Nankervis was good but jeez they look a different team with him back

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    Thug Nankervis kneeing a grounded Bear in the chest- no penalty and presumably no MRP scrutiny - though they are playing Geelong next week so could be offered one week. 

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    And FWIW, I don't care who wins but both Zorko and Short need to get a wriggle on for my Supercoach side.

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    Chol another great goal - Bears are Gawn tonight.

     And 

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    4 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

    Can't remember who the tiges played last week but the opposition ran over the top of them kicking about 6goals to 1 in the last.

    Hi Forkie. Tigers were wavering until Bolton scored in the third I think and that gave them a sniff. Now that they've been able to score two in the last whilst simultaneously burning 8 minutes off the clock I think they've probably got this one now. 

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    1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

    Well thats top four at least for us.

    Tx tiges.

    Absolutely 

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    15 minutes ago, Stinger said:

    Gotta love Robinson. An absolute  journeyman and fearless nutter. 

    Nutter yes

    love no

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    30 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    He's calling it from Melbourne off the television so a little slack is deserved.

     

    Off his iphone the way hes going.

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