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4 points 

that is all that was needed 

In proper circumstances we would have killed them

 

what a pitiful effort in that last quarter , must have thought they had it won and didnt have to turn up

 

 

Anyone who thinks that was an even playing field in respect to the umpiring is deluded. 


This Club love to give it's supporters heart attacks, reckon they've aged me 10+ years over the journey

Boo all you want you polo shirt wearing flogs. We’ll take the 4 points and get the hell out of your state that still thinks it’s 1984.

They are booing our song. I hate the West Coast crowd

 

Just now, BDA said:

. I hate the West Coast crowd

Not hard. 

1 minute ago, Deecisive said:

what a pitiful effort in that last quarter , must have thought they had it won and didnt have to turn up

 

Rubbish. Name another team thats put up with the garbage we’ve had to over the last 8 days.

Be proud of the work they put in. 

2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

4 points 

that is all that was needed 

In proper circumstances we would have killed them

Had control of the game before the break came.


1 minute ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Umps did their best

 

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Predictable, and disgraceful. 

Utterly terrifying last few mins.

Huge kudos to Oliver for that late clearance - he is special.

Top 4 lock with 2 rounds to go!  Go Dees!  

1 minute ago, Deecisive said:

what a pitiful effort in that last quarter , must have thought they had it won and didnt have to turn up

 

Pettraca, Jackson has the chance to ice it early in the qtr. Spargo should have not been called play on and could of iced it. We went missing from there as West coast went for it.

(After the siren): Boooooooooooooooo!! 
“Oi Shazza, why are we booing?” 
“Donno Bazza, just boo”


3 minutes ago, Deecisive said:

what a pitiful effort in that last quarter , must have thought they had it won and didnt have to turn up

 

Give it a rest. 

3 minutes ago, Bates Mate said:

This Club love to give it's supporters heart attacks, reckon they've aged me 10+ years over the journey

Only 10? You got off lightly!

1 minute ago, spirit of norm smith said:

28-16. 8 frees to 1 in last 15 minutes 

The AFL needs to look into these cheating umps

 
1 minute ago, loges said:

Had control of the game before the break came.

Game was stopped when we had a run-on, umps made sure to give the injectors the momentum after the break.

Dees officials should ask some questions, Goody needs to tear some strips off the players before improving on his motivational skills.

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