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Brayshaw's commentary in this game was generally excellent. A stark contrast to Taylor who was hyperbolic and made error after error.

Classics like bang, bang, bang, bang and It's falling the way of the Demons will be remembered for a long time.

 

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I have always regarded James Brayshaw as an astute judge of all things football and any comments apparently made by me to the contrary weren't really because my account was hacked.

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5 hours ago, Mazer Rackham said:

I have always regarded James Brayshaw as an astute judge of all things football and any comments apparently made by me to the contrary weren't really because my account was hacked.

I reckon i had a dig at him today also.😂

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Yes for some reason I find this comment of JB less annoying than most.

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15 hours ago, dee-tox said:

Brayshaw's commentary in this game was generally excellent. A stark contrast to Taylor who was hyperbolic and made error after error.

Classics like bang, bang, bang, bang and It's falling the way of the Demons will be remembered for a long time.

 

As much as these two drive me nuts I thought their call was really on point that night. 

Then again any call would have probably sounded good in that game. 

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His main fault, he always sounds very happy with himself.

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In my era, not a more pure style of footy played in a granny. Maybe a couple of equals (e.g. Jeelong in '07, ArmageDON in '84, Carlscum in '70), but I don't think anything better. And it was US. Brings a tear to my eye still. The MFC just showcased a 150 year old game in its great glory. And they can never take that way from us. 40 minutes of pure transcendence actually. 

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2 hours ago, layzie said:

As much as these two drive me nuts I thought their call was really on point that night. 

Then again any call would have probably sounded good in that game. 

I would agree.  I also thought Daisy was excellent.  I loved the way a couple of times her comments on the game put BT in his place!

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BREAKING; Kane Cornes reveals James Brayshaw might consider changing his favourite grand final to 2002 Bris v Coll in exchange for Andy Maher not nominating Ben Cousins' Richmond debut as his favourite hamstring injury. Discussions ongoing but Maher holding firm.

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1 hour ago, Little Goffy said:

BREAKING; Kane Cornes reveals James Brayshaw might consider changing his favourite grand final to 2002 Bris v Coll in exchange for Andy Maher not nominating Ben Cousins' Richmond debut as his favourite hamstring injury. Discussions ongoing but Maher holding firm.

Maher holds a lot of things firm I am told. 

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18 hours ago, Mazer Rackham said:

What a coincidence! It's mine too!

Typical biased response from you and others on here.

I wouldn't be surprised if most / all of you are Melbourne supporters. 

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50 minutes ago, Grapeviney said:

Typical biased response from you and others on here.

I wouldn't be surprised if most / all of you are Melbourne supporters. 

I concede there is a potential conflict of interest, but I am managing it by excusing myself from any relevant discussions, immediately after making clear the outcome I am seeking.

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Brayshaw grates on me a bit, to be honest.

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8 hours ago, Orion said:

The bang, bang, bang in the third quarter has never been seen in a Grand Final

You're missing one bang here Orion. 😀

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On 3/2/2023 at 5:45 PM, dee-tox said:

 

Classics like bang, bang, bang, bang and It's falling the way of the Demons will be remembered for a long time.

 

… and “surely not another one!”

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