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9 minutes ago, DubDee said:

The Tigers don’t travel well

Sumatrans travel better than Bengals!

11 scoring shots to 6 at half time to be behind by 5 points is a disgrace

 

come on Crows, care to make it a perfect weekend??!

Richmond really hate Marvel, don’t they?

GC their bogey side too I reckon. 

If they don’t get up from here, stick a fork in them for the year.


what a goal rankine. he has gone to another level this year, a level i didn't think he had.

5 minutes ago, Demon_spurs said:

I think they should move Richmond to Docklands permanently 

Hardwick would love it.

 

Didn't know where to put this, here is as good as any.....as good as last night was and yes we are on top of the ladder, a little reality check may be required.

We have played one team in the current top 8.


1 minute ago, Gawndy the Great said:

We were lucky to be playing Norf of a 5 day break. Bombers missing Tigers look to have lost and Pies goalless so far. 

Don't underestimate what we did last night, North or not we played very very good football.

11 minutes ago, Hellaintabadplacetobe said:

Didn't know where to put this, here is as good as any.....as good as last night was and yes we are on top of the ladder, a little reality check may be required.

We have played one team in the current top 8.

fair point but i reckon when we look back 3 of the teams we have played will be in the 8 come finals

Ruchmond bog average and GC not too bad but if this is their best we can only be in trouble if we don't bring our best

Their teamwork is reasonably good but the Tigers just don't have the legs anymore. At the contest they are 1 or 2 players short


Just heard a faint gold coast chant go up at Marvel. First time I've ever heard a Gold Coast chant.

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16 minutes ago, Hellaintabadplacetobe said:

Didn't know where to put this, here is as good as any.....as good as last night was and yes we are on top of the ladder, a little reality check may be required.

We have played one team in the current top 8.

Agree @Hellaintabadplacetobe. Haven't beaten anyone above us on the ladder.

2 minutes ago, BDA said:

Just heard a faint gold coast chant go up at Marvel. First time I've ever heard a Gold Coast chant.

Are you sitting in the next bay to their cheer squad of 10?

Jeez if the crows were kicking for goal as good as we have been this game would be about done in the first quarter. 


 
3 minutes ago, In Harmes Way said:

Are you sitting in the next bay to their cheer squad of 10?

5 people and 1 drum i think 

while we are 💀🏇 flagmantle, gw$ look to be a big benificiary of a trade with the tigs - they hold their first round pick in 2023 as well as getting 12, 19, and 31 last year for taranto and hopper, both of whom are on long, seven-year deals

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