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GAMEDAY: Rd 02 vs Brisbane

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The only bit of good news is that Max is walking without splint, brace, crutches or even a limp.

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    Seriously though, if we don't play the last 12 minutes, that affects our percentage - could benefit us if we were to get blown out further from here, but hurts us if we could fight back and eat into the deficit.

    Calling it a night. You can't call the game a win without a last quarter.

    No way we should wear that.

    Section 32 sucks .....what if there was a point in it.

    Country road backward yocals singing in the dark.

     

    Oh good. All I needed was for this game to go on for longer. 

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    Lets hope that's it. I'm done with tonight. This has just summed up the night.

    By the way imagine if this happened in a grand final. Stick to a day game

     

    The score will stand as it is . Now that's fine with one team 40 points up but what if it was a goal for goal match with 14 minutes on the clock.

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    FFS. They still have enough power to play John Denver on an endless loop! 

    Let's take the 40 point loss. Will only get worse if they re-start this one I think. 

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    1 minute ago, monoccular said:

    The only bit of good news is that Max is walking without splint, brace, crutches or even a limp.

    Serious question - is that a good sign in terms of medial v ACL?

    2 minutes ago, wizardinoz said:

    Viney horrible tonight hopefully better for the run.

    Can play at Casey next week!

    One of the worst nights of footy I’ve ever watched 

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    1 minute ago, cookieboc said:

    oh what a night

    It's not late September and it's not 1963 ty !!


    1 minute ago, The Swimming Dee said:

    Serious question - is that a good sign in terms of medial v ACL?

    I walked fine with a medial, couldn’t run for [censored] tho.

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    ……………. Sweet Caroline…. Bup bup bah…..

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    Brisbane - blackouts and people singing John Denver and Neil Diamond.

    Do they know it’s not 1976?

    Good chance for Bayley Fritsch Electrical to put in a quote here. Turn tonight's lemons into lemonade 

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    16 minutes ago, deva5610 said:

    Hunter goals. Here comes Bang Bang Bang. All of a sudden we're only a couple of goals down.

    Right? Right? Anyone?

    See. I told you all Bang Bang Bang was coming. You thought I meant goals.

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    We don’t deserve to win but that rule that who’s ever in front gets the points is [censored].

    What if it was a scenario in which Brisbane was up by 3 points & the reason they get the win is because their stadium is a piece of garbage ?


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