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NON-MFC: Rd 06 2023

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10 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

Did we all enjoy Augie March playing during the pregame? They’re arguably the most underrated Australian band ever. I guess they had to sing I was only 19 as it’s fitting, but their original music is quite something else. 

They sure are, I thought it was Redgum.

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    11 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

    I’d say it was 2:1 Dees to Tigers. The Melbourne supporters came, and they really brought the noise. The booing at the umpiring early was only out done by the cheering in the last.

    I thought we sounded great last night. Was a really proud night for the footy club and it’s supporters.

    Thanks that. That's a great effort and very surprising.  Couldn't tell by the noise on telly though except for the Roo cheer.

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    I reckon the bombers are a real show. 

    I suspect they will look to go even more high octane than the pies.

    Dangerous because fast is in the pies' wheelhouse. 

    But they are coming off two very physical games, including having to travel to the gabba and play in humidity. 

    And their game last week against the saints was brutal.

    Added to that they have some big outs, including their best two rucks - giving the bombers an edge for talls.

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    27 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    Did we all enjoy Augie March playing during the pregame? They’re arguably the most underrated Australian band ever. I guess they had to sing I was only 19 as it’s fitting, but their original music is quite something else. 

    second only to bluebottle kiss for mine

    Edited by whatwhat say what

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    Something we can learn from Collingwood (and how it pains me to admit) is that we can embrace "ugly" footy. They move the ball forward at all cost, no matter if they kick, hand ball, slap the ball, dribble... Just relentless desire to gain territory.

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    1 minute ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    Preferred our pregame to what they had today.

    Our pregame is the story every year now. We’ve basically stolen the Anzac Day narrative in the media with a much better spectacle.

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    3 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    Preferred our pregame to what they had today.

    Yeah, the darkness and the fire make it extra poignant.

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    Hawks, Tigers, West Coast in the bottom 4

    we ended Tigers season

    feeling good today

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    BT great as always

    Weed kicks from outside 50

    thats nice

    thats magnificent!!

    that’s a point

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    1 minute ago, DubDee said:

    BT great as always

    Weed kicks from outside 50

    thats nice

    thats magnificent!!

    that’s a point

    Mute button already deployed.

    BT and Brayshaw, a match made in hell

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    Go Weids !

    Don’t like both teams but can’t stand Collingwood so hoping for a bag for Weids & an Essendon win.

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    Ugh, watching two teams you hate so you “barrack” for the one who you hate less but you forget and you laugh when they mess up then you remember you’re supposed to be barracking for them. It’s exhausting. 

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    Impressive by the Bombers so far.

    Collingwood struggling to move the ball quickly.

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    15 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    No way it was round the neck

    They missed an earlier one over the shoulder so a bit of an evener upper

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