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Hell it’s good to read all your comments on the other sides when we are not playing

really interesting. Amazed at how astute some of you are.  But do not follow my tips. Far better to pick the opposite. I pick sshhiittee housely..   apart from the Dees last couple of years

 
7 minutes ago, Maldonboy38 said:

Cracking game of footy. A lot of sprinting inside 50 which neither team will be able to maintain for 4 quarters.

Great first quarter. But you’re right - this can’t be maintained by either side for the entire match. 

 

That mark by Fyffe - breath taking. That's why I admire him - a one touch player. 


Richmond playing very well, will be interesting if they can keep this up for the rest of the game. 

 

Hope Bailey saw what Bolton did there


Tiges goal kicking letting them down. Very much on top this quarter. Should be about 20 points ahead

Richmond should be 20 points up

Richmond fans screaming "ball" and "50" every 2 seconds. Entitled, dumb [censored], microwaving  nuff nuffs. 


Tigers should be 4 goals up but are not. Interesting 2nd half. Be interested to see if tigers can keep tackle pressure up because if they can't ???????

Fyfe off with injured Hamstring, doesn't look good for him.

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Tiges goal kicking will cost them this game

A good consolation for us though is they are knocking lumps out of Freo

1 minute ago, BDA said:

Tiges goal kicking will cost them this game

& the finals

 

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