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The scoop says Buddy expected to play against us in a farewell game. Let's make it one he wants to forget.

 
 

I wouldn’t write Collingwood off yet. They have been perched up the top of the ladder with little incentive to go hard in the past month or so. Recent form has declined but could easily pick up again.

Give the Crows a chance this week, they were good against Brisbane last time.


 

Wear two compression sleeves or none Howe. You look like a wanna be NBA player you nob. 

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No way that's a mark to Mihochek. Smith held that for longer and wasn't paid.


Surely that's holding the ball paid to Ratugolea, as the pies player was trying to kick the ball and missed his boot?

More and more throws/hand offs creeping into our game. Players seem to know when the umpire is unsighted.


Good to see Howe starting forward. He's nearly as good as fritsch as a forward imo.

What’s with Howe’s jumper?

1 minute ago, Chook said:

Good to see Howe starting forward. He's nearly as good as fritsch as a forward imo.

You don’t like Fritch?

Geelong being killed in the clearance game. That's bad news for them, since Collingwood's major weakness is their contest game.


1 minute ago, M_9 said:

You don’t like Fritch?

Love fritsch. Just reckon Howe is a natural forward.

 

Worse defence ever . Three cats standing within 20 m from goal by themselves.


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