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NON-MFC: Rd 16 2023

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Swans seem to hav blown it - 0.55 to go

 

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    Heeney with his 3rd shot for goal out on the full

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    I'm glad I took the +2 point  swans line, rather than the win, which was my first thought.

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    what a pathetic performance from the swans. at least 8 easy shots missed

    Heeney didn’t even register a point with 3 standard shots for goal. 

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    No roaming Brian. That's an advantage.

    Gee it was frustrating last week watching us miss but you'd be even more frustrating being a swans fan

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    6.18 7.12 

    Is bad kicking still bad football?

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    That's a great result for us and that's a great result that will see the Cats struggle to make the eight from here.

    Nichols nearly got them over the line with the help of about half of the Swannies.

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    Are they kissed on the pecker or what this lot?

    They would be fuming though!

    Suck on a fat one Ferals.

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    That serves as a loss for the Cats

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    Great result for the dees all round. 

    Makes it harder for cats to surge. 

    But two points to both swans and cats might keep them ahead of freo.

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    Just now, monoccular said:

    6.18 7.12 

    Is bad kicking still bad football?

    It is when 1 of those 18 points was hitting the goal post from 10 metres out. Fox you absolute goose 🤪.

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    2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

    Why didn't Geelong go up the middle in that last play rather than do the Steven may wide kick

    Because 2 points is better than none.

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    1 minute ago, Demon Disciple said:

    It is when 1 of those 18 points was hitting the goal post from 10 metres out. Fox you absolute goose 🤪.

    It was a hard shot for Fox, he was at least 5 metres out with no one in front of him. 

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    Oh for a Gulden in our side kicking those long low drop punts into the forwards. He is a ripper.

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    1 minute ago, Redleg said:

    It was a hard shot for Fox, he was at least 5 metres out with no one in front of him. 

    Goal umpire must’ve put him off

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    7 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    6.18 7.12 

    Is bad kicking still bad football?

    13.30.

    An honorary 7.27.

    Don't games like these make you just love AFL?

     

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    2 minutes ago, Docs Demons said:

    Oh for a Gulden in our side kicking those long low drop punts into the forwards. He is a ripper.

    Made a huge difference for the Swans forwards and their conversation.

    Oh wait a minute….

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    2 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

    Goal umpire must’ve put him off

    Says Jake Lever: 'The ump should have been penalised for being within 5 metres of the mark!'

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