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This season you just have to take the wins as they come. 

 
 

Wow ... GWS tried to lose with 4 seconds to go. That deliberate kick out of bounds gave the Dogs a chance. Thankfully a chance they didn't take. 


 

Our boys had better be ready for a fight tomorrow. The Tigers will be roaring. Also, let's hope the Suns can deliver an upset.

Edited by Boots and all

Well played Freo, simply can't stand those floggers.


And will be barracking hard for Adelaide tonight. If they can win, and then Port Adelaide go to face Geelong on the rebound, 2nd will be up for grabs.

Just got home and turned on Kayo. What on earth just happened this afternoon? And whoever decided to call a GC v Bears derby the Q Clash?

Great win Freo! 
Live in Geelong and hate them with a passion! Even better both Blicavs and Hawkins did hammies! 😂😂😂


1 minute ago, brendan said:

Josh Bruce looks to have done his knee again so that could be the end for him 

 Very sad. One of the few Dogs players I like. 

Freo still bottom 4

what a wonderful world it is

Geelong look shot. I am really going to cry into my beer over that. Not.


 
21 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

3/3 upset wins so far ... who'd be a tipster?

Two upsets.

In form GWS beating overrated Bulldogs on neutral ground is no surprise.  Ive picked 2/3. Pies reached the tip of Everest against Port. Now coming down to Earth.


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