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I reckon the Lions get it done tonight in a big night for Fagan and the boys.  They have the better team on paper but they need to put in a 4 Q effort of intensity. The experience of the Tigers may get them but I reckon the Lions by 4 pts

I wouldn't be surprised to see some changes form Fagan - the big 3 of front isn't working. The team sheet has McStay at the back which I know means nothing but I would play him back as they miss Adams. Hit Cameron up more on the lead. Bailey to run through the midfield

Should be a cracker!

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    Plenty of ammo for Z tonight with cry baby, big head and chop sticks, just to name a few. Hope Brisbane win.They owe their supporters something. Daniher name no bigger in Finals Footy, and give the Coach another year.My favourite reporter  no all caroline.

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    Tiges by 14

    Dees by 25

    Freo by 30

    Geelong by 30

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    The longest 2 weeks ever..

    The Lions to fold like a cheap suit. Tiges by 35 points

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    Lions, Us, Cats, Freo. Would not be surprised if the Pies get up though.

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    Thursday, September 1

    Brisbane v Richmond at the Gabba, 7.20pm AEST   

    BRISBANE

    In: D.Robertson, D.Wilmot
    Out: C.Rayner (suspension), J.Lyons (groin), N.Answerth (suspension)

    Round 23 sub: M.Robinson (replaced J.Berry in the fourth quarter)

    RICHMOND

    In: D.Martin
    Out: S.Edwards (omitted), J.Castagna (Medi-Sub)

    Round 23 sub: J.Castagna (replaced T.Lynch in the fourth quarter)

    Friday, September 2

    Melbourne v Sydney at the MCG, 7.50pm AEST 

    MELBOURNE

    In: C.Salem
    Out: J.Bowey (omitted), J.Jordon (Medi-Sub)

    Round 23 sub: J.Jordon (replaced L.Jackson in the fourth quarter)

    SYDNEY

    In: Nil
    Out: S.Wicks (Medi-Sub)

    Round 23 sub: S.Wicks (replaced T.Papley in the second quarter)

    Saturday, September 3

    Geelong v Collingwood at the MCG, 4.35pm AEST      

    GEELONG

    In: M.Duncan, J.Cameron, R.Stanley
    Out: M.O'Connor (omitted), E.Ratugolea (omitted), J.Ceglar (omitted), B.Parfitt (omitted)

    Round 23 sub: T.Atkins (replaced J.Kolodjashnij)

    COLLINGWOOD

    In: T.Adams
    Out: O.Henry (Medi-Sub), F.Macrae (omitted)

    Round 23 sub: O.Henry (unused)

    Fremantle v Western Bulldogs at Optus Stadium, 6.10pm AWST 

    FREMANTLE

    In: J.Amiss, R.Lobb, G.Logue
    Out: L.Meek (omitted), B.Banfield (omitted), N.Fyfe (hamstring), D.Tucker (Medi-Sub)

    Round 23 sub: D.Tucker (unused) 

    WESTERN BULLDOGS

    In: A.Keath, J.Johannisen, T.McLean
    Out: J.Bruce (omitted), T.Liberatore (hamstring), T.Duryea (personal reason), R.McComb (Medi-Sub)

    Round 23 sub: R.McComb (replaced L.Vandermeer in the fourth quarter)

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    Richmond, the attempt to sabotage Dusty will backfire spectacularly 

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    Richmond's forward line looks menacing, im going with them by 17 points

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    Tigers, I think pretty easily.  Don’t like them, but don’t like lions either.  So tipping with the head!

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    Apart from us, dont give a crapola who wins, as long as they kick the bejeesus out of each other.

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    Great that the finals are on.

    So glad we have home finals.

    Bris Rich will be a hard game. Big hits and arm wrestling. 

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