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Its about time someone came at us.......i still think we will win

 

Walters a new recipient of the Kent Kingsley Award For Spuds That Play Well Against Us

 
1 minute ago, Jibroni said:

That was impressive by Frederick.

Real test of Character here

That was a phenomenal quarter by Freo. There pressure was outstanding

1 minute ago, BDA said:

Garry Lyon really getting on my nerves now

Dunstall getting the boots in everytime he can


1 minute ago, Wadda We Sing said:

Its about time someone came at us.......i still think we will win

Underrating Freo here. They've had a poor 2 weeks but they're a top team. We are extremely flat and they are dominating us in the right places. There's to lose. 

Get ready for a week of media full attack on the Dees. ‘We haven’t beaten anyone’, ‘Mayday - No May No Dees’, ‘ Are they really that good’ etc etc.

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These are the games that good teams find a way to win. Lets se how they respond in the last.


2 minutes ago, praha said:

Walters a new recipient of the Kent Kingsley Award For Spuds That Play Well Against Us

Actually let's add Frederick here too.

Midfield being shown up. Rucks getting smashed by Darcy. Sorely missing May


Just now, CYB said:

Get ready for a week of media full attack on the Dees. ‘We haven’t beaten anyone’, ‘Mayday - No May No Dees’, ‘ Are they really that good’ etc etc.

You mean like on Demonland..

21 tackles in the first quarter, 15 total in the next two. Lacking a bit of intensity

Just now, CYB said:

Hey ready for a week of media full attack on the Dees. ‘We haven’t beaten anyone’, ‘Mayday - No May No Dees’, ‘ Are they really that good’ etc etc.

 No May

A hobbling Petty

No Langdon

No Tmac.

 

Need to run through Aish and the 3 or 4 other taggers Freo are going with.


Rivers is in the gun, having a shocker

 

 
2 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

Its about time someone came at us.......i still think we will win

Unless brown or weiderman come good, or trac finds some confidence we are stuffed. 

But look a loss might not be so bad, this streak can't last forever & we'll still be on top & the players will realise they aren't invincible. 

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

 No May

A hobbling Petty

No Langdon

No Tmac.

 

That won’t count for anything but I’m with ya. 

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