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NON-MFC: Round 5, 2022

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4 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

mmmmmmm

I think they have a very good forward structure with Hipwood still to return.

Midfield.. equal

Backline .. we are better

It's when you watch a game like us you realise how well structured our backline defence is. On its day though a dominant midfield can tear it apart.

For a few minutes I was barracking for Collingwood but I came to my senses !!

Yea the Lions are an ave day from us being a real challenge, they good.


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One thing I’ve noticed is they’re very aggressive, something that might challenge us.

 

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    Put Brisvegas under serious pressure and I reckon they can be broken. 
    They have some very good players, but as a team, something is missing 

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    Superb i50 delivery from Pendles. He's not finished yet

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    I think it's about time good old Joey Daniher got weeks for staging.

    It's gone well beyond the joke now Joe.

    At least the umpires are awake.

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    Essendon must be hating Joe starting to kick a few.....

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    5 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

    Essendon must be hating Joe starting to kick a few.....

    A good mate of mine, sure is!!

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    Cox is reminding me of The Green Hornets offsider Kato ! (who was actually Bruce Lee)

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    Do we have a frees per game stat? Feels like the umps are very much on the front foot at the moment, lots of frees. The arm around in a marking contest is a big one, feels like a big shift to a Netball type approach.

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    Kruger looks like a good, albeit raw, young player for the Magpies.

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    Sidebottom squeezes the ball through a random hole like you squeeze a random drunken, naked body through a “random front door while you’re off your face” and then blame it on something else. 

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    Brisbane are our challengers. Their main chink is they are very heavy set physique wise, much in the mold of Lions 2001 and i reckon they can be outrun with handball overlap.

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    1 minute ago, Winter Dan said:

    Brisbane are our challengers. Their main chink is they are very heavy set physique wise, much in the mold of Lions 2001 and i reckon they can be outrun with handball overlap.

    Not from what I can see. Hate to say it but the Cats are in front of them at this stage. 

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    Million dollar man Grundy. Zero marks. Not much influence on the game. 

    reckon the pies might wanna revisit that mega  deal 

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    3 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

    Sidebottom squeezes the ball through a random hole like you squeeze a random drunken, naked body through a “random front door while you’re off your face” and then blame it on something else. 

    Have another beer, Cardsie 😀

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    Nice little tribute to Chris Bailey there....

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    25 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Put Brisvegas under serious pressure and I reckon they can be broken. 
    They have some very good players, but as a team, something is missing 

    💯, their most recent test was last week and they failed miserably. Continuing to to beat up on weaker sides but crumble under real pressure, sounds a lot like Port.

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    The Primo ads are worse than the Roos and Eagles combined. Mmmmmm

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    F k n hell “arms out 50 mate”?!

    As I said they’re paying this slight arms around the front rule and then randomly a 50. Just all over the shop.

     

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    12 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    Have another beer, Cardsie 😀

    Come on that was a decent bow to draw!

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