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pies pulled a lot of games out of the fire last year but i can't see them coming back here. Bombers have their measure.

 
27 minutes ago, Deebauched said:

They were both salary dumps. Pies had no choice.

Just wait for the dump of all dumps if Jacko bombs out.

i know. the post was about trading without consent which the Pies did in my example

i’m feeling a little better about losing to the bombers and a little better that the Pies aren’t that good

 

 

84,000 last night, 95,000 today. Does Melbourne have the best sporting culture of anywhere in the world?

Thats incredibly impressive.


Cash it in. If I were you 

 

hope they bash each other as hard as they can,

 
1 minute ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Less so now. Geez that Johnson can kick. He does that regularly!

Better put the cork back in and get the cask out. Times might get tight now.


9 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

84,000 last night, 95,000 today. Does Melbourne have the best sporting culture of anywhere in the world?

Thats incredibly impressive.

That’s more or less, 10% of the entire NRL seasons crowd numbers in two games…


1 minute ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Didn't last long.

Noticed last night someone place 97365.83 on the Dees at $1.28. Was wondering how they were feeling during most of the match.

Just now, YearOfTheDees said:

Noticed last night someone place 97365.83 on the Dees at $1.28. Was wondering how they were feeling during most of the match.

What a joke 

Bombers bombing out.  


51 minutes ago, BDA said:

pies pulled a lot of games out of the fire last year but i can't see them coming back here. Bombers have their measure.

This post is aging well. 

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1 minute ago, YearOfTheDees said:

Noticed last night someone place 97365.83 on the Dees at $1.28. Was wondering how they were feeling during most of the match.

Yeah that was me. But I bet the $30k I made on Essendon today.

 

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