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PREGAME: Rd 13 vs Collingwood

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Confirmed concussion to the Eagles player. 
DeGoey is DeGone. 

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    Hewwitt out for the game concussed - Dephoney o.u.t.

    10 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    Hewitt getting concussion test.

    Failed the test - no chance De Goey gets off now….

     
    1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

    Confirmed concussion to the Eagles player. 
    DeGoey is DeGone. 

    DeGood.

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    Collingwood hasn’t really had a tough game since it beat Adelaide on 30th April. Last week it was a training run against North Melbourne and today, likewise vs West Coast (they’re 7 goals up halfway through the second quarter). 

    They are ripe for a defeat in the very near future with or without de Goey.

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    14 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    If De Geoy doesn’t get suspended for that I’ll burn the AFL house down 

    West Coast wouldn't do anything like that.  They've lost all their matches.

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    17 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    If De Geoy doesn’t get suspended for that I’ll burn the AFL house down 

    Got your matches ?

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    I reckon Joel Smith does a defensive role on Moore. Try and get a match up between JVR and Frampton. Moore will take Fritsch. I’d back our boys in, and they’d struggle against Max.

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    1 minute ago, dl4e said:

    Got your matches ?

    Even the most pessimistic of supporters can’t possibly think De Geoy doesn’t miss next week for that. 
     


    8 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    What’s Oscar Allen’s contract situation? 

    He won’t leave West Coast, he’s the next captain and set for life in his hometown 

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    Fox Footy calling Degawn 3 weeks......

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    12 minutes ago, Pennant St Dee said:

    He won’t leave West Coast, he’s the next captain and set for life in his hometown 

    The poor bugger. 😂

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    Harmes offered a week, which is a fair outcome.
    Nothing on Viney which is great news.  

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    Predictions of Collingwood invincibility evaporating in the WA sun

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    All of the bed wetter 'supporters' that want to talk up Collingwood and take pot shots at our lads will hopefully learn a bit from the WCE match. No team is invincible and Pies aren't superheros. 

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    If it bleeds, we can kill it

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    De Goey clearly leaves the ground. He should get 3 minimum. What a [censored].

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    yeah,  it gets tedious after a while listening to  DL posters babble on about what a great lightening fast unbeatable team Collingwood is. I bet pies fans dont bag their players after falling over the line against the eagles this afternoon. . Are they all putrid or too old because they played bog ordinary against a bog ordinary side?

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    Just now, Deebauched said:

    yeah,  it gets tedious after a while listening to  DL posters babble on about what a great lightening fast unbeatable team Collingwood is. I bet pies fans dont bag their players after falling over the line against the eagles this afternoon. . Are they all putrid or too old because they played bog ordinary against a bog ordinary side?

    Go read the Pies forum. 

    20 hours ago, dl4e said:

    Be interesting to see Grundy next week.  I bet the filth barrackers will be disgusting towards him even though they [censored] him off.

    Grundy has been solid / good all year, but he will lift against C’wood.

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