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St Kilda were too slow in their build up first half. Bit of speed on it and bam two goals.

I’m not watching. 
Please explain this game

Brisbane bad or St Kilda good? 


Just now, Jaded No More said:

I’m not watching. 
Please explain this game

Brisbane bad or St Kilda good? 

St Kilda good if Port are bad "lose"

Regardless of result I still give RIchmond no chance of beating Port.

Just now, Jaded No More said:

I’m not watching. 
Please explain this game

Brisbane bad or St Kilda good? 

Bris dominated stats first half but innaccurate, Saints couldn't take advantage because Saints.

Saints now winning clearances and playing with more dare for 3 straight goals this quarter.

 

Brisvegas are always susceptible under REAL PRESSURE and they are also a Club i put in the Top Shelf of Hate. 
They are nothing to do with Fitzroy. 
If we Play them at The Gabba, so be it 

We owe them a counterpunch 

 

BANG!!


If not already noted, it just occurred to me that it was also the West Coast vs Adelaide game that cost us a finals spot by the slimmest of margins in 2017.

Hopefully that is not an omen for tonight.

If that is a goal then so should have been Petracca's.

And that's why the goal Ump should only say "it's gone though the goals please check if it was touched" And the review should be Yes/No or we cant be sure pay the goal.


11 minutes ago, JTR said:

If not already noted, it just occurred to me that it was also the West Coast vs Adelaide game that cost us a finals spot by the slimmest of margins in 2017.

Hopefully that is not an omen for tonight.

Exactly, they can pay us what they owe us with a nice healthy defeat.

15 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

Not touched but still more touched than ours two weeks ago.

Yep. Didn’t stop #35 with the mullet claiming to have touched it and getting the soft call.

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4 minutes ago, GBDee said:

Yep. Didn’t stop #35 with the mullet claiming to have touched it and getting the soft call.

Sinclair

 
7 minutes ago, Roost it far said:

Why? Happy for the Saints to get up 

Why?

Just now, binman said:

Why?

Dent the Lions confidence, make them question themselves prior to finals. They’ve everything to play for and it would say a lot if they can’t get it done. 


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