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NON-MFC: Rd 11 2023

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16 hours ago, Bang Bang Bang said:

Jason Taylor was a big Humphrey fan, good to know he’s still got an eye for it. 

After the early morning post match review, straight to the pool room to watch Humphery at 9:30.

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    5 minutes ago, old dee said:

    They are a very good side wait till you see what happens to us on KB.

    Yeah I know.

    The two games last year against the Pies confirmed that we can’t go the distance with Collingwood’s manic and fast paced football.

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    Port are now becoming trust worthy.

    In prior years this would be the sort of game they’d drop on the road as favourites.

    Anyone see then as a flag chance?

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    30 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    We play Alice, we won’t get the Darwin game. 

    why not... the Darwin game is an away game and will be rotated through the smaller Melbourne clubs of which we are one

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    25 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Yeah I know.

    The two games last year against the Pies confirmed that we can’t go the distance with Collingwood’s manic and fast paced football.

    We lost to Sydney twice last year which many said “confirmed” we couldn’t go with them. 

    I hope the club hasn’t written our chances off like you have.

    23 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Port are now becoming trust worthy.

    In prior years this would be the sort of game they’d drop on the road as favourites.

    Anyone see then as a flag chance?

    This question shouldn’t need to be asked. 

    They are 100% a flag chance. Right now they have claims to being the best side in the comp. They have already shown that, no matter what happens today.

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    40 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    why not... the Darwin game is an away game and will be rotated through the smaller Melbourne clubs of which we are one

    Because both games are played around the same time of year, and we can’t and won’t be made to travel to the NT twice in as many weeks. It just won’t happen.

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    59 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Port are now becoming trust worthy.

    In prior years this would be the sort of game they’d drop on the road as favourites.

    Anyone see then as a flag chance?

    No.

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    11 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    Expected a lot more from The Tiger today. Hardwick would be gutted "watching from home" by the lack of response so far.

    Bit tough they are only a goal down.

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    42 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Because both games are played around the same time of year, and we can’t and won’t be made to travel to the NT twice in as many weeks. It just won’t happen.

    so yr saying there's a chance...

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    terrible decision to give the free for that head high. luckily Port missed but jeez the umpiring is so poor across the comp

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    tiges get within 2 points then a couple of very dubious frees to port

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    does that goal umpire ever back himself to make the call. another pointless review

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    1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

    How good is umpiring…. Said no one ever

    Footy is becoming unwatchable. Need to go back to three Umps with the fourth watching from the stand. The AFL need to do something about it but wont.

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    How frustrating is it to see port miss these goals. Couldn't happen last week could it. No of course they take there opportunities against us 

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    1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

    How frustrating is it to see port miss these goals. Couldn't happen last week could it. No of course they take there opportunities against us 

    They missed heaps in the first half. It was the only reason we were still in the contest at half time. 

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    Why have umpires stopped paying pushes in the back in marking contests?

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    2 minutes ago, layzie said:

    Bit of a shame with Port but what can you do.

    They’re looking very good. 

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