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POSTGAME: PF vs Geelong

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3 hours ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

How was Max's goal from 60m

Kicked the three best goals if his career in one qtr. Amazing.

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    Just home. 
    smasjed holy shot great result. 
    chicken noodles you are mine!

    🔴🔵 love you peeps. 😘 
     

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    Guess I should go to sleep... 2.45AM and all.

    When I wake up, we'll still be in the GF, right?

    Sweet dreams, Dees fans 👹

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    2 hours ago, Sydee said:

    Agree the Perth support was awesome I gave my tickets to mates in Perth - they said it was like a Melb home game 

    I said the same to my nephew who was sending me pics from the ground.

    I can't wait to hear from the players re: their opinions of the ground/crowd/atmosphere. 

    Always been critical of the "Perf" crowds, but holy krap they are standard setters when it comes to atmosphere.

    If you are a W.A resident, tell everyone you know that people from all around the country were bloody amazed at the turn out and interaction from the people who attended the game.

    I sincerely hope that the Dees can become your second team for the next two weeks, and even if we don't, thank you so much for bringing the 2021 season to life in a way I never thought possible. I have always loved Perth, but you guys have truly shown the AFL world that the finals series can have new life if it is rotated around our great country.

     

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    2 minutes ago, faultydet said:

    I said the same to my nephew who was sending me pics from the ground.

    I can't wait to hear from the players re: their opinions of the ground/crowd/atmosphere. 

    Always been critical of the "Perf" crowds, but holy krap they are standard setters when it comes to atmosphere.

    If you are a W.A resident, tell everyone you know that people from all around the country were bloody amazed at the turn out and interaction from the people who attended the game.

    I sincerely hope that the Dees can become your second team for the next two weeks, and even if we don't, thank you so much for bringing the 2021 season to life in a way I never thought possible. I have always loved Perth, but you guys have truly shown the AFL world that the finals series can have new life if it is rotated around our great country.

     

    70/30 dees support.

    BOOOOOOOOO

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    17 minutes ago, ding said:

    70/30 dees support.

    BOOOOOOOOO

    Wasn't it nice to see a game that had zero influence from the umpires via crowd noise?

    And honestly, wasn't it a great atmosphere?

    W.A should be proud and God help the side that ever plays a W.A team in Perth for a flag.

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    Mission Accomplished

    Edited by Chook

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    38 minutes ago, Chook said:

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    Mission Accomplished

    the trouble I had trying to hold my composure while looking at your meme........

    Very funny. Thanks for posting.

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    4 hours ago, Morgs_10 said:

    Final thoughts from me.

    I remember being at the 2018 debacle and there was a Mexican wave going around the stadium late in the game and it felt [censored]. Like, the game was over.

    Mexican wave happened in the last qtr tonight. Did 4-5 full rotations of the stadium and only stopped because of a I think Kozzi goal. Hits different when you win.

    That is so true. Was there felt it. Go  Dees 

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    Max Gawn > Naitanui 

    Ive never seen a performance like that from a ruckman.. oh my dayssssss!

     

    WE ARE INTO A GRAND FINAL BABYYYYYY!!! Let’s go!!

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    32 minutes ago, SA_Demon said:

    That is so true. Was there felt it. Go  Dees 

    Yes it was true.

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    I want to write a million words, but can’t find any. So I’ll just list the topics and you can mentally fill the content, you can all feel it in your hearts anyway:

    - Max

    - Trac and Viney

    - The whole team on the field at the end, and in the circle 

    - The Perth crowd (new home fortress)

    - sharing the moment with other Melbourne fans, because nobody else understands 

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    Sweated like crazy, twisted like hell, but slept in demons guernsey 😁

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    Probably now is the time to tell you all about the tunnel I’ve dug across the Nullarbor. 
     

    The tunnel starts in my bedroom and is hidden behind a Raquel Welch poster. 
     

    My wife doesn’t know.

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    25 minutes ago, Demongirl35 said:

    Max Gawn > Naitanui 

    Ive never seen a performance like that from a ruckman.. oh my dayssssss!

     

    WE ARE INTO A GRAND FINAL BABYYYYYY!!! Let’s go!!

    Neither have I and he loved it

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    I stayed off the footy sites all week because I was so bloody nervous. I don’t know why I was nervous, we looked the clearly the better team from the opening bounce. It feels amazing to not just beat those bunch of [censored], but to absolutely embarrass them.

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    Just woke up a bit dusty, had a dream Gawn kicked 5 , we smashed Geelong and are playing in a GF. 

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    What a good feeling to wake up to. I have, in almost 70 years following this Club, never seen such an impressive performance. Superlatives don’t exist to describe the dominance of Max. It would have to be one of the best ever finals game by a ruckman. He is becoming a Legend, not only of our Club, but the  AFL. It was great to see the disillusionment of Gary Lyon melt away and for him to reconnect as a fan and a great past player. It feels like the shackles of the past have finally been broken and a prolonged period of success wakes. 

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    Let’s not forget my fellow demon nut jobs that Isaac Smith choose geelong over coming to us last season.

    Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha what a great decision that was. 

    I love it. 

    Go Dees. 

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    5 hours ago, Demon Disciple said:

    Kochie has also been denied entry into WA!

    Thank Lucifer!

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