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Good one tiges.  Don’t stand on the mark to the guy 60m out.  Let him waltz to 50 and kick the goal.  Lovely.

 
 

I'd have Papley in a heartbeat, don't know where all the "I couldn't have him because he's a [censored]" comes from. I'm sure plenty of opposition fans hate our players too.


Tigers! Enjoy the bottom 6 with the Cats and Hawks. 

what a golden age we live in!

im not crying, i’m just emotional 

4 minutes ago, layzie said:

I'd have Papley in a heartbeat, don't know where all the "I couldn't have him because he's a [censored]" comes from. I'm sure plenty of opposition fans hate our players too.

Papley is only a [censored] if he’s in the opposing team.

Every club supporter would go from hating in to loving him as soon as he signed on to their team.

Absolute gun.

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Little Papa is great to watch when he’s not playing against the Demons.


No first round pick for them this year either. Wonder if the 3 Giants supporters have their own death riding thread, or even a fan forum for that matter.


I know it's all about taking one game at a time but we should be licking our lips at taking on the toothless tigers next week. 

Just now, Rab D Nesbitt said:

I know it's all about taking one game at a time but we should be licking our lips at taking on the toothless tigers next week. 

Get there Dees fans. Should be a brilliant night.

Collingwood beat St Kilda just, we beat Essendon by a few and we’re back on top.

Let’s gooooooo


His was a funny.  What was the Sydney player trying to show the umpire?

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3 minutes ago, Vipercrunch said:

His was a funny.  What was the Sydney player trying to show the umpire?

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appealing for a Htb

 
7 minutes ago, wizardinoz said:

It's official. The Toigs are a rudderless rabble of a football club. licking bbc one GIF by BBC

I could be being pedantic, but those are lions. Haha

3 hours ago, Vipercrunch said:

He’s unfinished, but there’s plenty to work with.  He will be an interesting watch but could very well justify his draft position in 5 years.

Absolutely. Last two games we've only seen glimpses but the are impressive. Can kick a ball 50+ metres off one step, jump on an opponents shoulders and mark. Great agility. Will only get quicker and stronger.


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