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NON-MFC: Round 19, 2022

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If PA stick with them they will outlast the Cats who look to be putting in a lot more, in the 1st half.

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    Any chance Georgiadis could get homesick and seek a trade back to Melbourne. Or is it just WA lads who miss their mammies

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    I don’t condone injuries, but if Hawkins were to push Dangerflop into Duckwood, causing 2 concussions and a dislocated elbow, that would be ok.

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    8 minutes ago, BDA said:

    Any chance Georgiadis could get homesick and seek a trade back to Melbourne. Or is it just WA lads who miss their mammies

    He’s from WA

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    Just now, Demon Disciple said:

    He’s from WA

    Ah. I was sure he was from Melbourne

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    Thats one of the worst set shots you'll see

    Ports inside F50 work have been ordinary this quarter

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    Damn

     

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    Port useless. They huff and puff while Geelong are very efficient once they go inside 50

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    Just now, SFebes said:

    Port look rattled.

    Why do forwards have a need to play from behind, I just don't get it, we do nearly all the time as well.

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    Such horrible umpiring. Port should been up by 20 points at Q time if fairly adjudicated

    but in the 2nd Port have panicked. Winning contested touches easy and inside 50s but so many poor decisions 

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    Port need a new coach 

    They need a president with the fortitude to make hard but necessary decisions. Unlike head in the sand Kochie

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    24 minutes ago, BDA said:

    Any chance Georgiadis could get homesick and seek a trade back to Melbourne. Or is it just WA lads who miss their mammies

    he IS from wa...you'd think both sides over there would be all over him like a rush given that they both could do with a tall forward

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    1 minute ago, whatwhat say what said:

    he IS from wa...

    he definitely get homesick so

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    Can Geelong show their age already??? Where's this cliff they have supposedly been approaching for years now. 😡

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    I remember a few years back when GCS took a few of the top SA young hopefuls in the draft. The SA clubs said not to worry they'll be back home in two years.

    Did they ever go home?

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