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Come on Sydney... don't balls this up!

I have a sick feeling about this one... must be a Melbourne supporter thing because we've blown so many games from similar positions.

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Still a healthy lead for Sydney, they will be fine.


2 minutes ago, SaberFang said:

Come on Sydney... don't balls this up!

I have a sick feeling about this one... must be a Melbourne supporter thing because we've blown so many games from similar positions.

Same but Sydney aren't Melbourne. They have to hold on

Reckon they desperately need a goal to stop the Pies momentum.

When Collingwood get on a roll, they have this infuriating ability to pour on successive goals.

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De Goey has done bugger all

A few poor decisions and non decisions keeping Pies in the game.  


16 minutes ago, BDA said:

What result do HQ want tonight Clint

I think either will be satisfactory for them. 

Swans just need 1st goal in the last and that should do it.

Got a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach.

Melbourne have lost so many games from this position. Please don't make the same mistake Sydney.

It’s still game on

The Filth have a great record in Final Quarters this year


17 minutes ago, BDA said:

What result do HQ want tonight Clint

They got the four teams they wanted onto the Prelim and a home one for an interstater.  Not fussed after that job done

Just now, Jibroni said:

Swans just need 1st goal in the last and that should do it.

Here's hoping 

 
Just now, layzie said:

It's all setup for a miraculous Pies win 

Let's see how involved the umpires start getting here. Collingwood might need a hand.

A few cheapies in front of goal to start the quarter would do the trick.


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