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When did the Cats start playing in their away shorts in home games?

 
7 minutes ago, layzie said:

Gotta say at the end of the day I admire Selwood and think he's has a great career.

That's right DL, come get me..

Surely you jest oh Layzie one. 🤔 

5 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

When did the Cats start playing in their away shorts in home games?

And Dogs are in their home strip for an away game. 

 

How much do we need to dogs to win by to get back on top?

Geelong's easy run home might not be so easy. Dogs looking for 8th spot today and now the saints next week looking for the same spot.


1 minute ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

And Dogs are in their home strip for an away game. 

Probably an AFL decision which defeats the purpose of a home uniform.

11 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Hopefully Selwood’s 350th goes as well as Enright’s 300th

yeah you know the one 😊

Damn straight.

Gawny!

 
23 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Dogs pushed out of the 8. Need to win this badly. Cats with little on the line. Dare I get excited that the Dogs could win in Mordor?

I've taken the dogs at 3.50 Dub

3 minutes ago, DubDee said:

How much do we need to dogs to win by to get back on top?

About 4 to 5 goals should do it.

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11 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

When did the Cats start playing in their away shorts in home games?

They did against us.

9 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

Surely you jest oh Layzie one. 🤔 

It's the Layzie's way.

Selwood complaining about an obvious high free is just beautiful to watch 

Dogs have got their bark back.


5 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

I've taken the dogs at 3.50 Dub

I’ve gone under 40pts at 3.80

hope the dogs slow down 😂

8 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

34 points.

 

8 more points to go!!!

Classy move at Geelong the way they put all the opposition supporters in the only open air part of the ground, with the worst visibility at any AFL ground.

Why are we all subsidising that ground again?

 


At this rate we'll be top of the ladder by quarter time. 

Cats do like a throw

 

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