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NON-MFC: Rd 21 2023

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3 hours ago, deanox said:

6 weekends has him returning for prelim final. 

And it's a fracture in his knee, so my gut says he'll struggle to keep his fitness loads up during that time. For a first year player, that could be quite a drop off.

Im concerned about Fritsch coming straight into finals without a match type run around. This is very worrying for the Pies as he has by far been their most important player this year (leading disposals, meters gained, score involvements, and 5th for goals amongst other stats).

 

Most of the time the time frame includes getting them match fit or as close as you can, I heard somewhere Daicos is looking at 4 weeks on the couch then can start training again

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    Saints look way too tough for Carlton and Curnow is having a ballroom bruiser of a day. 

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    1 minute ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    First goal to the death riders. Freo need to win by 80 points to climb up one spot.

    Glad I tipped a draw 

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    Does it matter who wins Aints v Blueboys ?

    Its not on the MFC grid. Dont care really.

    Hard physical contest would be nice though.

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    21 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    First goal to the death riders. Freo need to win by 80 points to climb up one spot.

    They will get a win next week against Eagles.

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    Go you Fockers !!!

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    3 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Following the Freo game with the live ladder is painful

    Happy with Freo losing but we need a high scoring shoot out

    https://www.liveladders.com/AFL/

    I feel like I'm watching a game to see if we play finals.

    Really if we drew level in the first against North today we could have had a ten goal win. 

    Sick of playing in Tassie.

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    Just now, Bitter but optimistic said:

    BT just then " an indecisive decision " !!!  FMD !

    Boy oh boy. Gee wizz. The B don't stand for brainy.

     

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    Ease up ...ease up..

    Take a Bex

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    Big picture people 

    Deep breaths

    Big picture 

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