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9 hours ago, BoBo said:

SIGH 😞 
 

I’m going to be completely honest, I’m already preparing myself for a finals exit in a prelim. 
 

To have so many injuries in the ONE weakness we have in our team: our FWD line, I just can’t see how we score enough to get to the Granny. 
 

Another [censored] wasted year by injury. 

yr doing mfcss wrong; you should be prepping for a semi-final not a prelim exit!

when things are glum there's worse to come

 
9 hours ago, bobby1554 said:

Port beat them by 51 points 3 weeks ago

GWS had no Bedford and Daniels that day. Two very important cogs.

11 hours ago, Demon Dynasty said:

There is no way that 2/3rds of the team go missing again next Friday RBM.

Even with 2 to 3 players having an off night we'll win well against the baggers....PROVIDED...

Goodwin reads a bit of a riot act to the bulk of those that didnt show up against the Pies in the review sessions.

Unacceptable peformences from too many on Thurs night.

3 shocking finals performances in a row.

Time for Simon to bring down the hammer!!

I hope you’re right!!

Makes sense to me. It would feel so good sending the baggers home, then giving us a crack at the lions up there. 

One step at a time… 

 

Lions are doing all this without Ashcroft. Unlikely we'll have to worry, on Friday Curnow will probably kick more than our entire fwd line. Wont be hard. 8 goals should do it. Posters should stop calling other teams or players chokers.

We're about to go out in straight sets again  4 x MCG finals.  

The media will tag us the biggest chokers in recent history.

If Maynard gets off after JVR got 1 week im taking another long break away from AFL. I dont need this corrupt corporate rubbish.

 

1 minute ago, Deebauched said:

Lions are doing all this without Ashcroft. Unlikely we'll have to worry, on Friday Curnow will probably kick more than our entire fwd line. Wont be hard. 8 goals should do it. Posters should stop calling other teams or players chokers.

We're about to go out in straight sets again  4 x MCG finals.  

The media will tag us the biggest chokers in recent history.

If Maynard gets off after JVR got 1 week im taking another long break away from AFL. I dont need this corrupt corporate rubbish.

 

Let’s just see what happens Friday night. We don’t give up, even if we don’t execute we always give amazing effort.

I wouldn’t write this team off.

Edited by The heart beats true


Bloody hell, I thought the lions port game was today.

Oh well no surprises with the result.

5 hours ago, whatwhat say what said:

yr doing mfcss wrong; you should be prepping for a semi-final not a prelim exit!

when things are glum there's worse to come

It’s a fair call! 
 

I reckon we’ll get up over Carlton but Brissy up there now seems like a monumental task. 
 

Obviously hope I’m wrong!

A thought for poor Membrey and his family. Sounds like a very sad mental health episode that saw him miss their final. 
Wishing him all the very best. 

 

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