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NON MFC: Rd 20 2021

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4 minutes ago, BDA said:

Freo's guernsey is an eyesore

It always has been. Regardless of which one they wear

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    7 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

    So the status is this:

    1. Three more wins guarantees top 2
    2. Two more wins guarantees top 4
    3. One more win is not enough for top 4 unless and until Sydney loses a game (or Port loses twice)

    And if you're wondering, had we beaten Hawthorn then the key difference would be that one win would make us much closer to guaranteeing top 4 - Sydney would have to win all three games and make up 13.5% to pass us on percentage.

    That large percentage buffer over Sydney is useless because of the Hawthorn draw.

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    There is no reason why we should not win our next 2. I think we will play geelong twice in a row. It is b/w port and sydney for 4th place. Port better percentage.

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    42 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    We just have to keep winning. 
    nothing wrong with that

    We need ladder pressure to keep us sharp. If we are too comfortable we invariably muck up.

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    7 minutes ago, John Crow Batty said:

    We need ladder pressure to keep us sharp. If we are too comfortable we invariably muck up.

    Exactly right. Port will win tonight 

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    Textbook goal kicking over in the West right now.

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    Terrible kicking for goal but the 3rd Q of the Freo v Tigers game is great to watch

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    There’s something about a team kicking a team lifting goal on the siren and that fox footy music kicking in while everyone gets around each other!

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    10.0 this quarter at Marvel

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    2 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

    10.0 this quarter at Marvel

    11 straight at Optus in the 2nd quarter 

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    Is there a reason Fremantle are wearing their old jumper? And can I thank them for ditching it in the first place it’s bloody horrible. 

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    So glad to see Tigers lose .... 

    McGuire is the worst commentator ever ... just gushing about Richmond the whole time.

     

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    Andrew Brayshaw is Clarry level good. Well potentially. 

    Freo have 8-9 first teamers injured. They will be some team in a year or two

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    7 minutes ago, ANG13 said:

    Is there a reason Fremantle are wearing their old jumper? And can I thank them for ditching it in the first place it’s bloody horrible. 

    90’s retro round apparently 

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    1 minute ago, DubDee said:

    Andrew Brayshaw is Clarry level good. Well potentially. 

    Freo have 8-9 first teamers injured. They will be some team in a year or two

    He is well ahead of his brother,  probably for 2 years now.  He is great to watch. 12 tackles with his 39 touches! 

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    5 minutes ago, DubDee said:

    90’s retro round apparently 

    I thought that was just a Fox Footy thing, anyway I certainly don’t miss that jumper hopefully Gold Coast do the same thing one day. 

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