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NON-MFC: Rd 02 2023

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Just now, Stiff Arm said:

Danger only 12 disp. Who's on him?

Old age is tagging him

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    Dangerfield is proving to be a pretty ordinary captain so far

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    Calling it. Game done. 
     

    If Jeremy Cameron ends up at full back kicking it straight to the opposition, it’s game over. 

    Geelong look helpless

    edit: I bloody tipped Geelong so hopefully this changes the momentum and I’m wrong. 

    Edited by BoBo
    Vanity

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    Yet another throw by Geelong ignored by the blind maggots. Goal Geelong. 

     

    Ant two more following resumption.  Blatant. 

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    Cameron at Full Back

    Jeelong have put up the White Flag

    Die Jeelong Die

    Dangerfield has been totally dominated 

    But at the same time, A Carlscum choke would be fantastic from here…

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    when Dangerfield comes back from injury the Cats should be better

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    1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Cameron at Full Back

    Jeelong have put up the White Flag

    Die Jeelong Die

    Dangerfield has been totally dominated 

    But at the same time, A Carlscum choke would be fantastic from here…

    It would be a thing of beauty.

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    Geelong haven't been opened up like this since Gawn was kicking goals out of his proverbial in Perth.

     

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    5 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    Gray Rohan is playing like its a final, Dangerfield needs to hand in the Captaincy and just play footy.

    He would actually throw it - doesn’t know how to handball legally

    Credited with 11 hand passes so far but at least half were throws. 

    Edited by monoccular

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    Geelong's defensive depth leaves a bit to be desired. It shows how important Stewart is to their structure down back.

    Meanwhile we played in round 1 without May or Salem and looked as comfortable as ever.

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    Im going a bit early but … A new sports bet multi on why Geelong will lose  tonight according to Scott.

    1. Surface has recovered too well after we trained all week at the skating rink

    2. J Cameron’s newborn kept him up all night and couldn’t train fully

    3. without Duckwood we were unable to get our usual 2-3 goals from questionable high contact frees in our f50

    Edited by Gawndy the Great

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