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Death Riding Fremantle 2023 - Feathered Cap Edition

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I haven’t barracked for Geelong since I was born and I won’t barrack for them until the day that I die. 
If they win by a point today and lose 22 players to injury I would rejoice as it will be a win win. 

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    Fremantle are a much improved team from the early part of the season, not going to be easy to beat them next week. 

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    This thread is dropping off, just like our own form. How depressing!

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    25 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

    This thread is dropping off, just like our own form. How depressing!

    And it comes to a cross roads next week for both. 

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    1 hour ago, Jaded No More said:

    I haven’t barracked for Geelong since I was born and I won’t barrack for them until the day that I die. 
    If they win by a point today and lose 22 players to injury I would rejoice as it will be a win win. 

    same. i’m happy for Freo to win even though it hurts our draft picks 

    hatred can transcend logic

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    Sorry but I hate the vermin too much.

    Well beat Freo next week.

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    2 minutes ago, Jibroni said:

    Sorry but I hate the vermin too much.

    Well beat Freo next week.

    We must, we need to be at least 2-1 coming into the Bye.

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    Freo's form has picked up significantly the last few weeks. they'll be no easy beast next weekend.

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    Yeah nah I stopped supporting the Cats after about five seconds. Will take an inferior draft pick and even a loss next week if it means their reign of terror is over. 

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    Good to the Cats lose, regardless of the circumstances.

    We just need to pump Freo next week to get the thread back on track!

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    In positive news, one of our first round picks is guaranteed to improve after this weekends game

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    Hope we make a statement on the weekend and belt them by 100 points.

    Wouldn’t mind seeing a new entry into the Viney made me cry thread either, especially featuring the mummy’s boy.

    Make them hurt Dees!

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    1 hour ago, layzie said:

    I want to start enjoying this thread again.

    Pick 4-5 seems worth the deathriding effort. 6-12 I'm assuming a negligible difference, and a 'what will be will be' feeling 🤷‍♂️

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    29 minutes ago, John Demonic said:

    Pick 4-5 seems worth the deathriding effort. 6-12 I'm assuming a negligible difference, and a 'what will be will be' feeling 🤷‍♂️

    Too right John, pick 4-5 is a good year's deathriding work from us I'd say. 

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