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Non-MFC: Finals Week 03

Timothy Reddan-A'Blew
Timothy Reddan-A'Blew
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9 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

At the game tonight.

The silence at half time is akin to watching an MFC practice match at Casey, at half time. 

The pies supporters are rattled. They assumed that 2023 was their god given right to win a flag after their prelim heart break last year.

May it continue into the second half.

They're rightful favourites but the league hasn't been this close and tight since 2016. We really shouldn't be surprised if the Giants or Blues win it all.

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    One of the great rrat finals goals on the left foot!  Toby!

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    Just now, dees189227 said:

    Toby that was dumb that dribble kick.

    Ok redemption. That was great. Nice tap Cox 😀 

    Trying to do a Trac goal

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    I just hope to god Goodwin watched that last quarter - a masterclass in tempo footy from GWS in getting the game back on their terms and negating the filth’s momentum - doing what we didn’t / couldn’t. 

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    Giants starting to cook now. Clearance work and contest work very good 

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    Cox and Maynard combining for that GWS goal.

    So sweet. 

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    Clarry is better than Green. People have piled on Clarry after this finals series but forget that he missed a huge chunk of football during the season. It affects form. He stormed back after a few games to have his 25-28 touches but he was rusty. Cut him some slack. A fit Clarry is a top 5 in comp player no debate. 

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    1 minute ago, rolling fog said:

    I just hope to god Goodwin watched that last quarter - a masterclass in tempo footy from GWS in getting the game back on their terms and negating the filth’s momentum - doing what we didn’t / couldn’t. 

    I hope that our whole team and football department are all watching it together, with a running commentary from the coach.

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    Giants have so many smart composed players. Just taking that split second to consider the best option and usually taking it

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    1 minute ago, Stiff Arm said:

    Would love Whitfield delivering i50 at the Dees

    Their F50 entries have been elite since quarter time.

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    GWS have just been so clean. If they keep it up they won’t just win this game.

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    4 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

    EAD Maynard.

    The shocked emoji could be the EAD emoji…..

    just need to put a shot filth haircut on it

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