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4 hours ago, In Harmes Way said:

Garry and Bucks on SEN this morning jokingly suggested the fourth most likely challenger to ourselves are the Casey Demons.

Bucks did alright then. He beat us in 2021.

 
On 4/10/2022 at 8:22 AM, BDA said:

Kane Cornes reckons we're 15% better than our nearest rivals because of our defensive structure. I agree with him

Now I'm worried . . . Kane clueless Cornes. 

23 hours ago, Jaded No More said:

Correct, but we were dominant last year and won it. So anything is possible. 
We aren’t dominating right now we are definitely just pacing ourselves. If we finish top 2 I can’t see us losing the flag. 

Listen to David King's podcast on Whately this morning. First 10 minutes. Your views expanded with facts.

The Dees are scary (his words not mine) and have more statistical improvemnt in key indicators than any other finals bound team - hence the scariness of the Dees now, running at only 70% with areas of imporvement still in the wings.

Whateley sees the Dees as a 20-2 or 19-3 team right now.

Its a parallel universe I'm thinking. This can't be real?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
17 hours ago, Undeeterred said:

Geelong are a year older, and we are a year better, from an absolute flogging. We understand their game and can counter it.

The only thing that might save Geelong on their day is Jeremy Cameron having a blinder, which he didn’t do last year against us. 

And the Cats play at Kardinia Park - 30 metres narrower than a normal ground. That migtbh save them

They don't in the PF or GF so it will be same old , same old for them and they will still wonder why and then blame gastro etcwithout facing reality.

When the $100M stadium was planned and executed they missed the opportunity to re-shape K.Park. Huge long-term error.

1 hour ago, Demon17 said:

Its a parallel universe I'm thinking. This can't be real?

Over the summer, I would watch the GF on replay and laugh out loud at bang-bang-bang.

Now the season's started I still laugh out loud when I read things like this, and some of the oppo supporters takes. The respect, the fear, the despair. It's good being premiers.


On 4/3/2022 at 9:52 PM, Ollie fan said:

Three rounds in, it is pretty clear that we don’t have to worry about any of the teams not in the eight. It seems to me that Carlton are ok but not great - we need to see them against real quality;  I can’t think clearly about Geelong because I hate them so much but I think they were flattered by playing against witches hats (Essendon) in the first round and were lucky this week. We seem to have Footscray covered. Brisbane are obviously a good team. Sydney probably. Who else?

Godzilla, Mothra, Predator, The Great White Shark from Jaws 1, A space Ship full of Klingons,  Daleks, not even Dr. Smith would get anywhere near us at this stage!

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1 hour ago, Demon17 said:

When the $100M stadium was planned and executed they missed the opportunity to re-shape K.Park. Huge long-term error.

There's got to be a German word that describes something that seems like a good idea to exploit an advantage but actually entrenches a disadvantage. Something like Umsteigenzudenlinienfünfundfünfzig

27 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Godzilla, Mothra, Predator, The Great White Shark from Jaws 1, A space Ship full of Klingons,  Daleks, not even Dr. Smith would get anywhere near us at this stage!

Bacteria. That's what got the Martians.

 
5 minutes ago, Mazer Rackham said:

Bacteria. That's what got the Martians.

Are you saying Geelong are the invaders and the bacteria was the gastro game?

9 minutes ago, Mazer Rackham said:

There's got to be a German word that describes something that seems like a good idea to exploit an advantage but actually entrenches a disadvantage. Something like Umsteigenzudenlinienfünfundfünfzig

That’s easy for you to say 


On 4/4/2022 at 12:18 PM, Jjrogan said:

Bigger picture rival...

Lions 01, 02, 03

Cats 07, 09, 11

Hawks 13, 14, 15

Tigers 17, 19, 20

But this year I agree its the Lions then daylight. Only team with finals experience, star power and depth across every line to match Melbourne right now.  

Wouldn't a Cats/ Dees Gf be a great event with Max getting a Norm and Scott the boot.

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13 hours ago, Mazer Rackham said:

There's got to be a German word that describes something that seems like a good idea to exploit an advantage but actually entrenches a disadvantage. Something like Umsteigenzudenlinienfünfundfünfzig

Youv'e nailed it in english though. 

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