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NON-MFC: Rd 08 2023

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1 minute ago, layzie said:

Ginnivan on the sidelines wearing what looks to be a sleeping bag. Harden the *blank* up 

Maybe they could get him a nice hot water bottle. 

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    Swans are a rabble without Rampe and McCartin at the back 

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    Sydney absolutely killing their chances.

    Playing heaps better footy!

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    We are back on top on the "live Ladder"

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    Collingwood will keep giving you looks because of their game style. Go back quick at them, and take your chances. Sydney should be 3 goals up.

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    5 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Sydney absolutely killing their chances.

    Playing heaps better footy!

    They have been good backing themselves and first at the ball where Pies players seem happy to just sweat their opponent. Upset brewing. 

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    handball through the Pies zone and their defence is nowhere!

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    BT barely containing his absolute disdain that the Swans are playing well. The standard of commentary for our game is frankly terrible.

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    Collingwood don’t ‘magically’ come back and it’s not an innate ability. Other teams tighten up stop taking risks and play back into their strengths. Longmire is a fine coach - I’m expecting/hoping a long grind… (with some injuries - if that’s not too much to ask)…

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    3 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    By my calculations Sydney will need to be up by 50 points at 3/4 time to be any chance to win this match. 

    At least

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