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2 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Really worried about this one. Not overly confident because at the end of the day it's Richmond. They've won't 3 premierships in this era and still have high quality premiership players running around.

I hope that the fact that we also have high quality premiership players running around eases your worry. :)

 
1 hour ago, bobby1554 said:

A big if. And if they do, who is kicking the sausage rolls?

Fritta 3, Kozzie 3  Max 2, Petracca 2, Oliver 1, ANB 1, JvR 1, Viney 1.

17 minutes ago, FritschyBusiness said:

I hope that the fact that we also have high quality premiership players running around eases your worry. :)

Morale of the story is this isn't a walk in the park as some think.

Some still haven't learnt their lesson for thinking the same against Essendon I see..

 

 
1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Morale of the story is this isn't a walk in the park as some think.

Some still haven't learnt their lesson for thinking the same against Essendon I see..

 

Great teams still lose matches throughout the season. 

We have travelled quite a bit, haven't had a settled side this year and our defensive chemistry was completely off for that game.
We ran into a red hot bombers who have had a bit of a dream run so far and who were traveling for the first time this year. The game was what it was.

It doesn't shake my confidence in a Melbourne side filled with the most premiership players i've seen in my life. 

17 minutes ago, dee-tox said:

Fritta 3, Kozzie 3  Max 2, Petracca 2, Oliver 1, ANB 1, JvR 1, Viney 1.

Wow, 1 goal from a key forward, Geelong got 10 this round!


33 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Morale of the story is this isn't a walk in the park as some think.

Some still haven't learnt their lesson for thinking the same against Essendon I see..

 

Agreed, I had some concerns heading into the bombers game and nothing is a given in this competition.

 

Dees by 12 goals.

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