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GAMEDAY: Rd 22 vs Carlton

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Carlton has the best forward in the league and they're playing ultra defensive against a premiership defense. they need to open it up. We'll [censored] this in otherwise.

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    We’re absorbing this but really need to get into this game because the Blues look hungry and won’t keep missing.

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    Lasagna Petracca 

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    1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

    Petty’s injury is a disaster 

    Fritta back will help

    ANB should have just kicked it to the GS

    We’ll be ok. It’d be grouse to have someone like Cameron (or petty kicking 4-6 every week) but spreading targets spreads risk and makes it harder for oppo I reckon 

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    Cmon dees!!!!!!! This is a bloody good effort. Could easily be down by 3-4 goals

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    As good as Carlton's tackles have been, we will start breaking them. Our mids are going to put run theirs.

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    Costly misses by Roo, both very gettable. 

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    How could a team dominate like this and only kick their second goal with 5 minutes to half time? Strange game

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