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Let’s gooooooo 

Percentage boys. Percentage. This could seal top 2. 

 
2 minutes ago, Macca said:

What about the pressure he's under

Those 2 out on the fulls didn't hurt us anyway so where's the damage?

Yep people are always quick to forget that Gus is under Red Hot pressure when the odd kick goes astray 

 

GO MILKSHAKE GO DEES!

Let's close out this quarter guys... keep that pressure up

AND ANOTHER....just wow !!!!!!!!!!

Edited by Diamond_Jim


Holy [censored] 🔥 bit of party time action now!

I sense a bang bang bang coming.

Rivers cool under pressure.

Milk playing like last week.

 3 more goals b4 half time please.

 

I know we love to give up leads but surely we can't [censored] this up from here

All about % now


They really can't slow momentum can they? I hope we keep the foot down and win by 80 points.

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14 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Picket is like a Penfolds.

Better every week.

I have a 58' Grange to drink with a girlfriend to cover last years premiership and both our birthdays this year which are big ones,  BUT covid stepped in to delay. (not me) Penfolds have confirmed it's OK to drink.

Grind them & bury them


Can I ask the attending demons fans at the ground to sing

COUNTRY ROAD

TAKE ME HOME

TO THE PLACE, I BELONG

2 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Let’s gooooooo 

Percentage boys. Percentage. This could seal top 2. 

Doesn’t matter. We don’t lose interstate.

 

Thoroughly enjoyable game this.


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