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7 minutes ago, BDA said:

I hate Collingwood but I can't hate Pendlebury.

you haven't met his parents

 
4 minutes ago, ANG13 said:

Collingwood remind me of Melbourne in 21, not the style but the team buy in and pressure. I can’t believe people are still doubting them, they look like they will be better this year than last year. 

Thought the same thing. Just hope it's not the same result as we had.

 

That free to Elliot (behind scored) for "dragging it in" was carp.  Tiger did start to drag it in but never controlled it, and the Magpie tackler nearly pulled the defender's head off.

Surely HTB must first mandate a legal tackle.  High contact / tackle must surely always take precedence?


34 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Yes but they are running in waves from every line. As you say 2 receivers running forward ready to collect. 
each line has exactly the same mindset 

They are a very, very good side. Sad but true.

22 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Are you saying they prefer the 'outside 5' option vs standing the mark Mr Leg?

Or....are you saying they initially stand the mark then walk backwards away from it even if they oppo hasn't played on yet?

Always the first and then the second when they can get away with it. If the kicker takes a step sideways, they start moving backwards, beating the umpires play on call, who let it go, as the kicker is off and running.

Just a little tactic they use, but it is the wave run that is winning them games and a fierce desire to win every contested ground ball. 

How was that not holding the ball against Daicos??

 
19 minutes ago, ANG13 said:

Collingwood remind me of Melbourne in 21, not the style but the team buy in and pressure. I can’t believe people are still doubting them, they look like they will be better this year than last year. 

They're genuine premiership favourites for me right at this minute. 

I'm ready just to turn off this game. It's really depressing seeing the pies winning all the time & there supporters all happy 


12 minutes ago, Wodjathefirst said:

They are a very, very good side. Sad but true.

Oh Yes MaCrae has a complete Buy in


2 minutes ago, layzie said:

Turned it off, garbage.

Tigers got two goals!! 

Just now, DubDee said:

Tigers got two goals!! 

and will regret missing a couple of sitters too.


I hate games like this: the lesser of the two evils get your hopes up a couple of times only to go down to the greater of the two evils. 😑

18 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

They're genuine premiership favourites for me right at this minute. 

I agree, it’s very early on but it feels like there a lock for a top four spot. 

 
Just now, ANG13 said:

I agree, it’s very early on but it feels like there a lock for a top four spot. 

Long way to go. Got to keep a healthy list first. But they definitely have the hunger - that’s for sure. 


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