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19 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Just put a pineapple on BB for the Coleman. Paying $21!

Preseason last year I put on a multi. Dees flag, petracca Brownlow, brown Coleman. Massive odds.

20 minutes latest news came out about Brown's knee. 

3 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

Dees the flag, Brown the Coleman and Oliver the Brownlow is paying $1160 in a multi. 

chuck $50 on it for me Mr Steve!

 

1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

Any major injuries? 

May went off and never came back, but apparently was on the bench getting a massage, so maybe just tightness? 

Hopefully we get an update on Salem soon.

 

Goals? Best players?

Nice little cameo by Weideman in the ruck.

I think Ben Brown was the only player who crumbed a goal which to me was the only disappointing aspect.

Other than that great effort.

Perhaps Salem for BOG


2 hours ago, Winners at last said:

Auskick rules apply. #4 ... free kick to you ... you haven't had a kick so far !!

Wow . . . tough on Auskick. Would understand if it was GC Winners.

remember when we used to be the side that said 'hey, we kicked 6 goals against the reigning premier in a first-up practice game - that's not so bad!' 😈

44 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Just put a pineapple on BB for the Coleman. Paying $21!

Come in from $26 earlier today.

1 hour ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Oh dear this is grand final 2021 deja vu..

As jack dyer once said, it's deja vu all over again Dazzle. 

My votes:

6- Salem

5 - Trac

4 - Oliver

3 - Gawn 

2 - May

1 - Smith


1 hour ago, daisycutter said:

at this rate it looks like norf are as good as jeelong or the doggies

Cruelest post of '22 so far. 

49 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Just put a pineapple on BB for the Coleman. Paying $21!

I got him at $26 a couple of weeks ago.  Waaay overs for a bloke that has previously finished runner up, has kicked 60+ goals three years in a row and now has the AFL's best midfield delivering it to him.  

47 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

I was confused about the pineapple reference there for a minute.😁

I know a 20s a lobster.

Is a100 a watermelon ?

Worth a punt for sure.

500 is a monkey 

1000 is a gorilla

BoG for me was Clarry.  Very powerful display.

Most pleasing was Joel Smith.  Not sure if he was beaten once and disposed of the ball very well.  Really starting to use his supreme athletic gifts well.  Even with Petty out, picking our defenders for round 1 will be a nightmare.

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1 hour ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Max thinks this is a prelim 

The blue and white was vertical today - horizontal in the PF, though I guess the Cats lying down makes them look vertical 


Statement game, there is no premiership hangover there. that was a hungry and ruthless team, little bit of rust, but geez we're going to be tough to beat again. 

59 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

I was confused about the pineapple reference there for a minute.😁

I know a 20s a lobster.

Is a100 a watermelon ?

Worth a punt for sure.

Is he a swinger? gee there is one for the books.

I know it’s a long season but a lot of the boys will know that if they get dropped they may not get back into the side again. Particularly towards the pointy end of the year. 

 
7 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

I know it’s a long season but a lot of the boys will know that if they get dropped they may not get back into the side again. Particularly towards the pointy end of the year. 

This is what every good team wants - huge competition for spots 

Don't perform and you will be out - no easy way back if your replacement takes their chance

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