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6 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Never rely on GCS to win games late in the season.

They are playing quite well so far only 7 points behind the Lions rn, they are in this game. 

 

 
2 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

Really surprising result. Not sure what the motivation behind this performance is all about. 

No Darcy releases Jackson to do his thing, they are better team with him as No 1 ruck. 
Also no pressure, they can just go out and play footy

 
1 hour ago, Jaded No More said:

I always said I HATE GEELONG 

 

And you were right.


2 hours ago, Jaded No More said:

I always said I HATE GEELONG 

 

Console yourself knowing Hawkins and Stewart have apparently done hamstrings.

2 hours ago, demoncat said:

It’s okay everyone - we’ll either get pick 4 from Freo or we’ll trade GC for it. Easy done…

In all seriousness why couldn’t have Geelong just done their job? Even in a loss I hate them 

They are hopeless those geriatric cats. I hope they don't make finals. They couldn't have an easier kill at home.

8 minutes ago, FritschyBusiness said:

Suns looking good to get that one game gap back.

Death Ride Brisbane, beat Richmond get back on same points

Adelaide to beat Port as well 🤞🏻

 

From my perspective a perfect death ride outcome. Cats lose and the Suns upset the Lions to maintain the one game gap with Freo.

 


2 minutes ago, BDA said:

From my perspective a perfect death ride outcome. Cats lose and the Suns upset the Lions to maintain the one game gap with Freo.

 

To make it really perfect we just need Adelaide to upset Port tonight. Top 2 up for grabs!


MFCSS rising within. Hopefully we dont screw this up tomorrow when things go in 

our favor we have [censored] the bed in the past. Fingers crossed!

8 hours ago, A F said:

Good on you, Lloydo.

At least, Freo have played in a GF in the last decade. Your mob haven't even managed a finals win in almost two decades. Have some self awareness...

Yes but ever you say about Essendon, they haven't been dull. They've provided loads of entertainment over the last decade just not for their own supporters.

1 hour ago, dworship said:

Console yourself knowing Hawkins and Stewart have apparently done hamstrings.

Blicavs and Hawkins.


13 minutes ago, John Demonic said:

Wrong vehicle Loser!

 

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Nobody puts sparkle farts in the corner!

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1 hour ago, Supreme_Demon said:

Well done Gold Coast!

Poor Freo....even when they win...they still lose! Hahahahahaha! 🤣

 

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 Some posters are 'on form'  this afternoon . Thats a Pattaya beer bar manager( pimp).

No i dont go down there before you ask.

 
2 hours ago, dworship said:

Console yourself knowing Hawkins and Stewart have apparently done hamstrings.

Glad I used the word "apparently". Now confirmed to be Blicavs not Stewart. Arguably even worse than losing Stewart.

Is it inappropriate to have a happy, happy face?


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