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8 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

I still maintain that Geelong got extremely lucky last year. Good injury run. Soft draw. And above all a soft grand final opponent who was nowhere near it. 

If Pies don’t lose the prelim by a point, and we go into final fit and healthy, Geelong don’t win the flag. 

I will die on this hill!

Pretty much the same team in 21 we beat at Geelong and then crushed in a. Prelim. Oh that Prelim.

I hope I see us beat them in a Gf one day. After the pies this year.

Do either of Geelong or Brisbane know they are playing FOOTball, and not HANDball? So much ineffective, unnecessary handballing all over the ground. Kills me. 


6 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

I still maintain that Geelong got extremely lucky last year. Good injury run. Soft draw. And above all a soft grand final opponent who was nowhere near it. 

If Pies don’t lose the prelim by a point, and we go into final fit and healthy, Geelong don’t win the flag. 

I will die on this hill!

rpfc with Jaded on that mountain:

sad samwise gamgee GIF

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

Pretty much the same team in 21 we beat at Geelong and then crushed in a. Prelim. Oh that Prelim.

I hope I see us beat them in a Gf one day. After the pies this year.

Bury me with a tape of that prelim when I die. And on my tombstone write “she died hating Geelong”

 

haha Zorko. 25 points. Over to you cats lol

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Much as I hate Geelong, I think we want them to come back here don't we?

 

Just now, Chook said:

Much as I hate Geelong, I think we want them to come back here don't we?

 

We really don’t. Drop a game or two and they will overtake us in the top 4. I rather finish 4th than 3rd anyway. 


What is up with Brisbane running out of legs? Still loading @binman?

They are running in cement and playing super slow again. 


 

Win or lose tonight, Brisbane are 100% chokers with the way they're playing.


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