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Swans did well to hold off the Collingwood charge in that third quarter. I felt they were a goal short of being able to put the Pies away before the momentum swung when Sam Reid went off injured. In contrast we would have coughed up three goals to have them sitting right on our tail with the magpie army up and about.ย 

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Swans supporters would be filthy if they lost from here, with all the easy shots they've missed.


4 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

I felt they were a goal short of being able to put the Pies away before the momentum swung when Sam Reid went off injured.

Thought the same. The margin was just that fraction too close and gave the Pies a sniff. 40+ points would've just about sealed it but they left the door ajar by missing so many shots.

Swans desperately need the first of the 4th to halt the Pies' momentum.

Just waiting for the umps to start getting involved now.

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5 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

So did they say what Cox's injury is or are Collingwood taking advantage of the sub rule?ย 

Meanwhile, โ€˜nice Melbourneโ€™ wonโ€™t sub in Smith when Petracca canโ€™t even walk. ย ๐Ÿ˜–๐Ÿ˜–๐Ÿ˜–


This is like watching a slow motion train wreck.

You. Cannot. Give. Collingwood. A Sniff.

Reckon they will run away with this if they get the next goal.

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The other ruck is now injured


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