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Outstanding analysis again fellas.  Love your work win, lose, draw or Premiership!  Thank you!

 

Just put it on while I sit down to commence work - best intro ever Andy!! How the hell can I work now, I'm tearing up, shaking. I [censored] LOVE THIS CLUB TOO!!

@binman I couldn't agree with you more about how history will be written - I said it (or at least thought it) earlier in the season that if we were to go on and win the flag people would look back in hindsight and say "of course". We were far and away the best team especially after Footscray dropped to 5th after the last 3 rounds, we lost 4 games by a combined 40 points or so plus had one draw, only two of those games were to other finalists and in the end we romped it home in each of the finals (the QF less so but still an emphatic win).

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14 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

@binman I couldn't agree with you more about how history will be written - I said it (or at least thought it) earlier in the season that if we were to go on and win the flag people would look back in hindsight and say "of course". We were far and away the best team especially after Footscray dropped to 5th after the last 3 rounds, we lost 4 games by a combined 40 points or so plus had one draw, only two of those games were to other finalists and in the end we romped it home in each of the finals (the QF less so but still an emphatic win).

Thought the scoreline flattered Brisbane in the QF. We should have won by more.

Thank you for the foul mouthed rev up from@Demonlandas well to start the show! I was also impressed that you worked in the ‘right nut’ reference I encouraged you to work into the show. 😉

 

That was your best intro ever, Andy. Spine tingling with the use of expletives. 

Looking forward to the return of the podcast.

Just made it through your Ben-Hur podcast, boys. Top stuff again! 


Well done to all involved 

We need a Full Report on the Earthquake from the BOM

It was Norm. 
The dogs had no chance

1 hour ago, Webber said:

Just made it through your Ben-Hur podcast, boys. Top stuff again! 

If it were a Ben Hur podcast, you couldn’t possibly understand the complexity of what they were saying. And there would be no point in explaining it to you. 😉

1 hour ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

If it were a Ben Hur podcast, you couldn’t possibly understand the complexity of what they were saying. And there would be no point in explaining it to you. 😉

So when was the chariot race? 😇 And Frank Thring's handkerchief? 🤣

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