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We are having a Melbourne  marathon, kicked off with Lions qualifier, now watching Cats Prelim. Takeaway then GF feeling pretty confident after the way we are playing against the cars. Ohhh bliss.💕💙❤️😀

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I’m watching the Prelim on Fox now too. With  10 minutes to play in the 3rd the commentary is ‘what an amazing 16 minutes by Melbourne’.

And to think it got better. Ridiculous. We have been blessed to see this team.

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43 minutes ago, AmDamDemon said:

At least five but i have been puttting it on the SEN call to fall asleep by

I can close my eyes at nights and just about see all our goals in order. I guess that will do it but I cant help myself. 

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I've watched the Brisbane game and am watching the Geelong game.

Here are some observations:

When the talk was  about OMENS, most people forgot about the 2 most apt: That Hassa secured top spot with a goal at Glenferrie Oval, from a pocket in a mudheap. Siren goes. Result, we finish on top. Big Max scores after the siren against Geelong. Result, we finish on top. End result, 2 Flags.

- All of the players at some stage in the finals earned their places. Sparrow and Neale Bullen were great against the Lions, Fritsch kicked 4, Rivers was great, Spargo and Pickett and Jackson and Langdon were superb. .

- Against Geelong, Spargo, Jackson and Pickett were wundebahr.

- During all three games, Oliver, Gawn, Petracca and Viney and Brayshaw and Salem were stupendous. 

- Brown was a god-send in all 3 games.

- Melbourne were without doubt the best team for 95% of the year. 

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My sons and wife keep passing by each evening saying "are you watching it again?"

Entire game x 3

Last half x 8

Last half of 3rd quarter... don't know, possibly 20. I get to the "Bang! Bang. Bang. Bang." part and I'm still pumping my fist, swearing (I'm actually not much of a swearer usually) and being totally obnoxious.

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3 hours ago, dieter said:

I've watched the Brisbane game and am watching the Geelong game.

Here are some observations:

When the talk was  about OMENS, most people forgot about the 2 most apt: That Hassa secured top spot with a goal at Glenferrie Oval, from a pocket in a mudheap. Siren goes. Result, we finish on top. Big Max scores after the siren against Geelong. Result, we finish on top. End result, 2 Flags.

- All of the players at some stage in the finals earned their places. Sparrow and Neale Bullen were great against the Lions, Fritsch kicked 4, Rivers was great, Spargo and Pickett and Jackson and Langdon were superb. .

- Against Geelong, Spargo, Jackson and Pickett were wundebahr.

- During all three games, Oliver, Gawn, Petracca and Viney and Brayshaw and Salem were stupendous. 

- Brown was a god-send in all 3 games.

- Melbourne were without doubt the best team for 95% of the year. 

Einfach nur SCHOEN!

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