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I’ll never forget these guys every single one of them.

 
29 minutes ago, Cassiew said:

I’ll never forget these guys every single one of them.

You can’t put a $ value on what they’ve given us. It’s absolutely priceless. This feeling is a bazillion times better than I ever imagined it to be. And no one can ever take it away from us. 💕

I am thinking that the euphoric feeling that just keeps flowing through our veins and minds is caused by the unexpected heights that our boys soared to, I have never witnessed such exquisite football before. I have to keep watching it to prove they were so bloody good.💕❤️💙

 
21 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

You can’t put a $ value on what they’ve given us. It’s absolutely priceless. This feeling is a bazillion times better than I ever imagined it to be. And no one can ever take it away from us. 💕

What they’ve done is something no other team in our history has done. Break a 50+ year drought. Never since even in our early years did we have to wait this long for a premiership 

On 10/10/2021 at 10:31 AM, whatwhat say what said:
On 10/10/2021 at 10:31 AM, whatwhat say what said:

bang

bang. bang. bang.

Oh yes. Etched in my memory from R23, Prelim and GF:

“Gawn!!…..And Melbourne are minor premiers. Just like that. Try and script it. Try and write it. Try and believe it. It’s happened.”

“…Petracca again, full of confidence. Handball inside to Gawn…55 metres…Takes out the driver, sets sail for home.”

“Little one from Viney…Surely not another one…Handball to Oliver…Screaming through…Bang. Bang, bang, bang!”

What an incredible few weeks.

Edited by GBDee


I just watched it on mute with this song playing:

 

On 10/11/2021 at 11:45 AM, ex52k2 said:

Question, how many times have you watched the GF replay? I cant get enough of it. After the GF I stood out side on the front lawn yelling as loud as I could for the mighty DEES, all the while crying.

I think all of Pakenham heard me.

I reckon there are two slighltly different questions:

  1. How many times have you watched the GF replay in full? (My answer: once)
  2. How many times have you watched the GF replay from halfway through the 3rd quarter onwards? (My answer: lost count)

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