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On 10/17/2021 at 1:05 PM, Hellaintabadplacetobe said:

 Bailey Smith - has even run water for junior matches. 

Problem is he can only get water to one kid - :pj:coz he only runs one way! 

 

5 mins to go in the 3rd quarter replay. Kozzie stiff not to get a high tackle, Harmes equally stiff just prior. Also, I wouldn’t have paid the mark to JJ over Bowey, Bont clearly touches the ball first.

For another enjoyable way to watch the game in slices i highly recommend checking out AFL StatsPro

Pro tip - choose extended play option (as opposed to highlights) for the full experience. 


Do you reckon this thread will get more pages than a Jack Watts or Tomy Scully thread?

By the way I know we won the flag, but I get just as excited watching our prelim especially Maxy's 3rd quarter blitz. 

I’ve watched so much footy over the last three weeks - GF, PF, R23, but I just realized I haven’t watched a second of the Qualifying Final back! I must get around to that- it’s worth it, right?

On 10/17/2021 at 8:25 AM, picket fence said:

If ever a player loves himself more its this guy !

You’ve never seen Tom Hawkins then

 
34 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Do you reckon this thread will get more pages than a Jack Watts or Tomy Scully thread?

This thread will NEVER end. I simply won’t let it. 

21 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

This thread will NEVER end. I simply won’t let it. 

Just saw footage on the telly of a few boys training at Goschs today. Trac, Tomlinson, Viney and T Mac. 


I hope I'll be coming back to this thread in 57 years. It will be the equivalent of smoke signals by then, but who cares.

Also, I don't think I've actually got over the R23 comeback and ending yet. That was a lot to take in. A bit's happened since then that's stopped me from fully processing it!

23 minutes ago, Dees_In_October said:

I hope I'll be coming back to this thread in 57 years. It will be the equivalent of smoke signals by then, but who cares.

 

You’re clearly younger than most. I seriously doubt I’d be here in 57 years

1 hour ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Just saw footage on the telly of a few boys training at Goschs today. Trac, Tomlinson, Viney and T Mac. 

I saw this too! A two-hour training session. And only 23 days after winning a Premiership. A PREMIERSHIP!!! Still not quite used to that yet. 😁

8 hours ago, Dee Zephyr said:

5 mins to go in the 3rd quarter replay. Kozzie stiff not to get a high tackle, Harmes equally stiff just prior. Also, I wouldn’t have paid the mark to JJ over Bowey, Bont clearly touches the ball first.

And Petty also was nearly strangled and no free kick. But basically, I thought umpires were OK.


10 hours ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Also, I wouldn’t have paid the mark to JJ over Bowey, Bont clearly touches the ball first.

And JJ clearly put his hands on Bowey’s shoulders. Watch Bowey… he’s expecting to get a free kick.

Dear all… now that I’ve watched all of the Demons’ finals games multiple times (11 for the GF alone), I am very proud that the boys never resorted to rough play or arrogant grand-standing.  What an amazing bunch of young men we have! If only one of them could have married one of my three intelligent and beautiful daughters. 

2 minutes ago, Fanatique Demon said:

And JJ clearly put his hands on Bowey’s shoulders. Watch Bowey… he’s expecting to get a free kick.

There was clearly a second push whereas BBB's mark from Trac in the third, his hands touched the defenders back but there was no push. Someome on here days ago thought it was a free against BBB.

6 hours ago, Fanatique Demon said:

Dear all… now that I’ve watched all of the Demons’ finals games multiple times (11 for the GF alone), I am very proud that the boys never resorted to rough play or arrogant grand-standing.  What an amazing bunch of young men we have! If only one of them could have married one of my three intelligent and beautiful daughters. 

In the final Q, Petracca heavily tackles ? Hunter and wins a free in our D50. 
Games over,  CP runs by, gives Hunter consoling pat 

On 10/17/2021 at 1:47 PM, loges said:

Does anyone on here need to fess up that they cracked it after the Bonts goal and stormed out only to check the score at 3/4 time and think WTF.

I felt pretty despondent …. left the room realizing that I wasn’t wearing my scarf ….. put it on and ….. bang, bang, bang (and repeat) …. so you can all thank me for the turnaround. 100 points to 7 with the said scarf on ❤️💙❤️❤️💙


5 hours ago, radar said:

In the final Q, Petracca heavily tackles ? Hunter and wins a free in our D50. 
Games over,  CP runs by, gives Hunter consoling pat 

I thought that was Macrae but them Dogs players are not my strong suit.  Lost interest when Ted retired....

On 10/18/2021 at 12:22 PM, old dee said:

I wonder how long this thread will last?

September 2022?

We will merge into our gf thread and of next year old dee.

1 hour ago, monoccular said:

I felt pretty despondent …. left the room realizing that I wasn’t wearing my scarf ….. put it on and ….. bang, bang, bang (and repeat) …. so you can all thank me for the turnaround. 100 points to 7 with the said scarf on ❤️💙❤️❤️💙

You do realise that it’s your duty to wear said scarf every nanosecond of every single match next year, right?

Oh and during every single training session in which our boys partake. (To avoid any injuries.)

And it wouldn’t hurt for you to wear it while they’re on their post-season break (no drownings, rock climbing accidents etc.)

Maybe just never take the bloody thing off. 
Cheers!

Edited by WalkingCivilWar
Added more worrisome activities

 

I feel Jack Viney hasnt been appreciated enough.

He had struggled a bit this year with injuries.

Really stepped up in his last five games and while overshadowed by stellar mids in Trac and Oliver, he certainly played a big part in our success. Displayed some silky skills above his usual hard tackling and racked up a large number of possessions with much better disposal. With him playing like that more consistently gives us the best midfield ever.

On 10/18/2021 at 12:22 PM, leave it to deever said:

Just watched the replay with the SEN commentary on youtube.

In the three quarter break on screen they posted that ..

Since 1984 only Geelong ( 2009 v saints) has won the flag when trailing at 3/4 time.

I wish i knew watching the game but i suppose after that last min goal spree at the end of the third i felt a little confident.

Gerard Healy was really awful in that call.

Anthony Hudson and Gerard Whateley are two of the best callers but hearing radio calls from people not at the game just isn’t the same.


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