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Essendon fans celebrating like they'd just made the UEFA Europa League Final 😬

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8 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Come on Hawthorn you are playing a second rate Essendon team

The Hawks aint that good either.  Pretty poor back 50

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Although the Hawks are pretty well organised behind the ball they are also pretty slow in defensive transition on a fast rebound.  Pedestrian mid field


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1 hour ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

Hi MT64. Have you seen the footage of Ibrox rocking on Thursday night ? This is the footage of the gantry where the cameraman was sitting shaking after the game. 

 

Damn,,,you'd want to trust the engineers took that into account in their design..

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Hawthorn look like a shadow of the side that discovered the blueprint to beating the reigning premiers. 

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The bombers have stretched them on the switch in this second half then played daring footy cutting it back through the middle more often 

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2 minutes ago, Darkhorse72 said:

Damn,,,you'd want to trust the engineers took that into account in their design..

I was thinking the same thing Darkhorse. I was getting seasick watching the game!

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Gee whiz the commentators said some pretty outlandish things in the last little bit.

Apparently that was a club making win 😂

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16 minutes ago, BDA said:

Peter Wright is one of the most improved player in the league this season

One of the best kicks for goal in the league 

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3 minutes ago, Smokey said:

Gee whiz the commentators said some pretty outlandish things in the last little bit.

Apparently that was a club making win 😂

What does that even mean...hilarious

5 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Stop Peter Wright & you will probably best Essendon.

Yeh trouble is he aint that easy to beat

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7 minutes ago, Smokey said:

Gee whiz the commentators said some pretty outlandish things in the last little bit.

Apparently that was a club making win 😂

It’s so embarrassing the way broadcasters sell ludicrous hope to the big sides. It’s why Essendon supporters think they’ll win the flag from 13th every year - because nobody has the sack to tell them they aren’t good enough.

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18 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

Hawthorn look like a shadow of the side that discovered the blueprint to beating the reigning premiers. 

Maybe Sam Mitchell should have put as much effort into Essendon as he did with us

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Imagine  if we didn’t put the cue in the rack in the last quarter against the Hawks. Two out of three games they completely lose the plot in the last quarter. They was plenty of percentage for harvesting.

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Fingers crossed for both bombers and hawks to land in 9-12 by end 22. No man’s land…

no finals 

no super draft picks

mediocrity for the next few years. 

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