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FINALS 2022: Week 03

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Stengle is recruit of the year (as much as I hate to say it)

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    3 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

    Look I want the Lions to win but am I still supposed to Boo Zorko.

    Yeah. I'm feeling conflicted as well

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    In all seriousness how is it that CH7 see BT as their No1 commentator?

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    My plan is just to count the stupid things BT says.

    So far it's at about 5.

    His special genius has told us that IF th Lions win then Fagan will be first coach over 60 years of age to get a team into the G/F

    15 minutes in he just couldn't wait until it was a reality to share that relevant fact with us

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    1 minute ago, ANG13 said:

    In all seriousness how is it that CH7 see BT as their No1 commentator?

    Boys club.

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    These two teams are ****house. How did we lose to both these spuds. Brisbane especially. They’re the modern day Bradbury of football.

    At least Sydney are a legitimately good team. They deserve to win this year. 

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    5 minutes ago, ANG13 said:

    In all seriousness how is it that CH7 see BT as their No1 commentator?

    Its an embarrassment by channel 7.

    Richo: We should look at moving the bye to the week before the grand final to allow concussed players to not miss out

    BT: C’mon Richo, we already have enough byes, and you want to introduce another one!

    Richo: No BT, I’m looking at moving the bye from pre finals to pre grand final.

    BT : Disagree Richo. We have enough byes!

    Has BT an early onset of something??

    Edited by Bring-Back-Powell

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    Twice we had Wilmot done cold holding the ball in the back 50 last week and twice it wasn’t paid. Of course it gets paid against Geelong 

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    Just now, DeeSpencer said:

    Twice we had Wilmot done cold holding the ball in the back 50 last week and twice it wasn’t paid. Of course it gets paid against Geelong 

    was thinking the same thing! goals like that or no getting goals like that can be so critical. 

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    6 minutes ago, ANG13 said:

    In all seriousness how is it that CH7 see BT as their No1 commentator?

    hamish 'brother of gil, the ceo' mclachan is no better

    scores: 1.0.6 apiece, ball is at a stoppage on the wing

    hame: "lions starting to come back here"

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    2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

    Ha Brisbane did a Melbourne and gave up the goal at the end of the quarter. they copied us from last week 

    they’re borrowing our IP 

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