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1 minute ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

If not for Maxy’s glorious goal last week this’d be us tonight. 

This doesn't look like the Port we beat.

They have gone up a gear.

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Lloyd said:

Lol wrong daisyScreenshot_20210827-205905.thumb.png.5e0fc475fb171f9eb7396bfd67933a0e.png

 

Yep. The crap Daisy. 

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1 minute ago, Return to Glory said:

Gary Rohan carving it up again in the finals I see

DOGHOUSE AND ROHAN laughably SOFT and perenial under achievers in key games! Oh and another SABOD Isaac Smith u backed the wromg horse old hack loser

 

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4 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

If not for Maxy’s glorious goal last week this’d be us tonight. 

That's preposterous. We would never have 20 frees to 8 against Port in Port. 

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7 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

If not for Maxy’s glorious goal last week this’d be us tonight. 

No way we'd be playing as stodgy and lifelessly as Geelong is.

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On 8/23/2021 at 11:18 AM, Jibroni said:

Swans are the real smokey, I would not be surprised if they made the Prelim.

Not so sure the swans will get past Greater Waste of Space. GWS have got some big , tough ins and they'll want to make it a very physical game. 

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3 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

This doesn't look like the Port we beat.

They have gone up a gear.

 

 

Not necessarily. 

We are witnessing the demise of Geelong as a top 4 threat tonight into the future. We would have done the same . 

Port should be doing well against a much weaker cats. 

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1 minute ago, pineapple dee said:

Not so sure the swans will get past Greater Waste of Space. GWS have got some big , tough ins and they'll want to make it a very physical game. 

And always seem to have Swans measure.

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Yes the cats look cooked. I say skin them and send them to a chinese wet market.

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10 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

This doesn't look like the Port we beat.

They have gone up a gear.

 

 

They've improved but Geelong are making them look better than they are


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7 minutes ago, Demon17 said:

Not necessarily. 

We are witnessing the demise of Geelong as a top 4 threat tonight into the future. We would have done the same . 

Port should be doing well against a much weaker cats. 

Cats look slow and they are.

Dogs seem the same.

About seven  weeks ago we were no different.

Ten weeks ago port were struggling.

Its all about form. You cant maintain constant wins and smashing performances in this close season

Lucky our slump is over and we are back to our best. Cats and dogs had their slump at the wrong time.

Port on a winning streak and chock full of confidence and momentum.

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7 minutes ago, picket fence said:

DOGHOUSE AND ROHAN laughably SOFT and perenial under achievers in key games! Oh and another SABOD Isaac Smith u backed the wromg horse old hack loser

 

Rohan was shocking last week and he's improved 10% so far this week to be borderline terrible. He is not helping the cats win a flag. Geelong is like the local bus ( except in Victoria) Loads of passengers.

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There are a few differences with Geelong from last week but the main one is the kicking for goal. Last week, Cats at half time were 10.2.62. This week, one scoring shot less 3.8.26 plus a shot out of bounds on the full. 

Cats still having a significant advantage in frees.

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Dangerfield pass to Dalhaus - off the side of D's boot, travels 10 meters - a behind only which is more than deserved.

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