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Just now, Chook said:

Finally Tim Lane is right. "The days of domination are over."

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Just now, Chook said:

Finally Tim Lane is right. "The days of domination are over."

I said that at half time in the Geel v Port MCG semi final, with Port 5 goals in front... in 2013 :laugh:

 

Cats are a 2 player team right now. Take Jezza and Danger out of this team and they would be down by 80 points.

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@binman what are your thoughts about the cats and pies?

Cats generation over? Hope for 5 or 6 years of mediocrity

Collingwood not good enough to win the flag?


1 minute ago, BoBo said:

Cats are a 2 player team right now. Take them out of this team and they would be down by 80 points.

This. 
Dangerfield and Cameron are in a class of their own. The rest are either half way to death or bog ordinary. 

Well its been a sensational Premiership defence by the Pussys.

Very Western Bulldog like.

At least the Cats are making the Pies play the full 120 minutes. Love it. 

 

Pies fans back with their delusional chanting 


Not the best night for them. Barely beat Geelong and lost Moore. 

Isaac Smith could easily go on another year. Credit to him. 4 flags as a late draft pick and going out before he is past it. Couldn't hope for a better career.


2 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

This. 
Dangerfield and Cameron are in a class of their own. The rest are either half way to death or bog ordinary. 

This is an unbelievable performance by the both of them. Hope it gets the recognition it deserves. 

3 minutes ago, YesitwasaWin4theAges said:

Well its been a sensational Premiership defence by the Pussys.

Very Western Bulldog like.

Not sure you remember ours last year.

4 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

@binman what are your thoughts about the cats and pies?

Cats generation over? Hope for 5 or 6 years of mediocrity

Collingwood not good enough to win the flag?

Agree with both. Think the game is more about the decline (finally) of Geelong rather than the resurgence of Collingwood. Of course the media won’t have that opinion 

1 minute ago, Chook said:

Isaac Smith could easily go on another year. Credit to him. 4 flags as a late draft pick and going out before he is past it. Couldn't hope for a better career.

He still looks a yard faster than most players!

Just now, Fork 'em said:

Not sure you remember ours last year.

We least we made finals…


2 minutes ago, Chook said:

Isaac Smith could easily go on another year. Credit to him. 4 flags as a late draft pick and going out before he is past it. Couldn't hope for a better career.

And a Norm Smith last year.

1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

We least we made finals…

And stunk it up.

Just now, Deestar9 said:

Agree with both. Think the game is more about the decline (finally) of Geelong rather than the resurgence of Collingwood. Of course the media won’t have that opinion 

Media will say how brave Pies are to win with their injuries. Ignoring of course the injuries to Geelong or the fact that Geelong win that game if not for some costly brain fades at half back. 

1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

We least we made finals…

10 - zip as well.


Welp, not worried about the Pies, and the Cats can't make finals. 

Football is the winner here.

 

Are the cats cactus yet?


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