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2022 GRAND FINAL 138 members have voted

  1. 1. Who do you think will win?

  2. 2. Who do you want to win?

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Poll closed on 24/09/22 at 04:30

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43 minutes ago, gs77 said:

Absolute disgrace that you can't get the GF on either Kayo or Channel 7's own frigging app.

Kayo/Foxtel don’t have the rights to the GF. Agree re the channel 7 app.

 

Lol to this umpiring.  How can you floor a player a second or more after he kicks it and no free down field??


5 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Goodwin has been given a lesson in how to manage players throughout a season by Geelong here.

 

Took them ten years but they got it down eventually 

Just now, The heart beats true said:

Centre clearances by Sydney are horrific.

Yes ive never rated their mid field mix aside from Parker.

Still has me flummoxed how they beat us....twice!

 

Anyone thinking we would be down this much if we were plying are kidding themselves. Even with how banged up we are.

Sydney are way before their time..


Sydney have [censored] themselves. Belted at the contest today. We would’ve put up more of a fight even carrying players with broken legs haha Super embarrassing for the Swans today. They’ll be mentally scarred and go backwards next year as a result of this demolition.

Dees we need to take notice of how to manage players and be fit heading into finals!

Dangerfield playing 2 good games in a row. 
Geelong has had sensational luck this season. Coupled with a dream draw, good player management and a killer forwardline. 
It was theirs to lose for about 10 weeks now and they don’t seem to want to choke again. 

Hickey so far 🤮


6 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Kayo/Foxtel don’t have the rights to the GF. Agree re the channel 7 app.

I’m watching on 7plus app on tv. 

Reid on a quarter of a leg at Least Rohan is Swans best player

Heeney clearly needed that one, just need one more before HT.

Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

Geelong would want a couple more goals to be comfortable.

This is not Melbourne. If they lose this from here it would be the worst choke in the history of the game. 


Come in Swans. Is Heeny’s diving mark goung to inspire and start the fire as Gus’ did last year?

A flicker of hope. If they can snag another before half time it’ll give them some belief 

 
10 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

Has Geelong ever been this far in front and lost, I mean it just doesn't happen ever.

Wait....were they 44 points up?!!

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