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NON MFC: Rd 18 2021

Diamond_Jim
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1 minute ago, Jaded said:

Yes we are. Less interstate teams in the top 4 and less competition for top 4 is good. 

Yuck, there’s just something about St Kilda that I struggle to like.

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    Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

    Yuck, there’s just something about St Kilda that I struggle to like.

    Their never ending pursuit of failure? 

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    34 minutes ago, Jaded said:

    St Kilda had their one good game for the year. They’re done for. 

     

    8 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

    now watch the aints [censored] it up

    Just like the Melbourne of old. 

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    I really can’t stand Dwayne Russell’s commentary.

    He always calls for what he hopes to see and not what’s really happening. 
    For example you can see as clear as day that a shot for goal is missing by miles and he says, “ it’s coming back it’s coming back , could it could it possibly!

    No Dwayne it’s not ?

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    6 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    I have no idea what that’s like barracking for Melbourne.

    They’re triggering you. That’s why you hate them. 

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    Port scrape a win against another bottom eight side. Would love to play them again come finals time!

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    Saints going nowhere. they have Marshall, Steele and King to build on and not much else. Jones Crouch Hill are dud recruits. 

     

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    The Saints have to be the worst coached and least skilled team in the league. Zero cohesion 

    5 turnovers in a row. Easy kicks under no pressure. Then the bloke kicks it back in after a behind to 4 port players! Staggering 

    Saints had all the run. 

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    Quite happy to see Port win.

    The in form interstate team is Sydney and they are pretty good at the MCG.  Anything that keeps them out of the top 4 is a good thing.

    Port may have just done enough to stop Sydney having a double chance.

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    Well the official highlights reel will be under 60 seconds, and will require the AFL spin doctor to work overtime to get even that. 

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    1 minute ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    I might be on my own here but I’m kind of hoping the Suns beat the Dogs tonight.

    You assuredly are not alone. 

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    1 minute ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    I might be on my own here but I’m kind of hoping the Suns beat the Dogs tonight.

    I'd say most Demon fans are hoping the same thing!

    I know I am!

    Going two games clear of the Doggies is a very appealing thought.

     

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    1 minute ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

    Quite happy to see Port win.

    The in form interstate team is Sydney and they are pretty good at the MCG.  Anything that keeps them out of the top 4 is a good thing.

    Port may have just done enough to stop Sydney having a double chance.

    Dunno, Port are 4 points behind us right now with an easy run home

    I definitely wanted the Saints to win

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    That game reminded me of our game against Brisbane a few years ago. The least worst team won and Pedo had his nose rearranged by sauce Merrett

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    2 minutes ago, DubDee said:

    Dunno, Port are 4 points behind us right now with an easy run home

    I definitely wanted the Saints to win

    I'm optimistic enough to think we will stay in the top 4.  If we do I would much rather play Port than Sydney in the first final.

    If we don't, well it is a lottery. 

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