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AFLW: Rd 09 vs Essendon

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It is hard to say how good a team is in those conditions. We really need to get our % up this quarter.

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    2 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

    Sounds like there's a few bomber ferals in the crowd on the grandstand side of the ground. 

    They’re everywhere! And they must procreate more than anyone else since there’s so many of the little ferals running around. 

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    We are doing ok. Our tackling is ferocious again. Transition play fell apart late in the 2nd, before that we had some great ball movement. 

    I like the kicking of Gillard from the goal square. Clearing the fifty even against the wind.

    Purcell is a great find, Heath showing her skills and her all round game, Hore, Paxy doing well with Bannan hitting early on.

    I think the percentage is too far away to take first place. Hopefully a win by the maggies against the lions next week, will help if we win these last two games. Win today and we shore up a top two as our percentage is too high to be caught by 3rd and 4th, or 5th.

    Go Dees

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    Top spot will be decided next week, Brissie are too far ahead after yesterday's win.

    Hopefully the pies next week kick a big score, even if brissie win.  

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    Hore is killing it up forward. Another one goes through. 
     

    sadly, our association with Casey means that our home games are always sloppy. The wind is a nightmare and the games are never high scoring out there

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    24 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    They’re everywhere! And they must procreate more than anyone else since there’s so many of the little ferals running around. 

    Fair play to them. It's a long bus ride from Broadmeadows to Cranbourne. 

    Edited by Rab D Nesbitt

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    That Bomber fan near the effects mic is an absolute moron.

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    1 minute ago, darkhorse72 said:

    How did a 50 from the square, end up in the centre?

    A. Umpire went to a Catholic school.

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    There’s at least one totally deranged human sitting in the crowd 

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    6.30 pm on a Sunday and the game is still on. 

    Has that happened before?

    Chaplin so close to her first and doing well.

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    2 minutes ago, darkhorse72 said:

    How did a 50 from the square, end up in the centre?

    50 is from the woman on the mark, which is 15 from the top of the square. Net result should be 74m from goal which at Casey is probably 5 or so from the middle. 

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    31 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    They’re everywhere! And they must procreate more than anyone else since there’s so many of the little ferals running around. 

    They don't procreate more than others  it is they have not come up to working out what a condom is for.

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    Has Harvey provided any insight at all today?

    Edited by Queanbeyan Demon
    Typo

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    Lol what a nutter…Casey’s version of the Woo Hoo man.

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    That clown in the crowd needs to be taken outside and dealt with

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    Just now, BDA said:

    That clown in the crowd needs to be taken outside and dealt with

    Get paxy and lilly to deal with him

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