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Non-MFC: Finals Week 03

Timothy Reddan-A'Blew
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4 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

I suppose Maynard knocking Cox out in friendly fire and the Pies losing by a point next week would be karma 

If the Lions have any brains - Any - they will come out and look to take pies’ heads off at the first bounce. Seriously, make them fearful of their own lives. Zorko should remove from the torsos the heads of Maynard Cox and then move to favourite sons Daicii, Pendlebury , Elliot , moore

 

absolutely murder them 

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    5 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

    Lol Abby, another AFL puppet,  interviewing Mayfart and saying he had a difficult few weeks "how did you get through it"

    [censored] OFF ABBY & AFL!!

    What a complete load of [censored] 

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    5 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

    Did the AFL change the rules during the week???

    High tackles, Throws, Trips all OK

    Nah, if you've got a Collingwood or Carlton jumper those things and more are all endorsed.  You know knock a bloke out why don't ya - it's all good.

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    De Goey and umpiring the difference. Great effort GWS, we should take a page or two out of their textbook for next year, GWS deserved to win. 

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    6 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

    Yeah, it sucks, but don’t give me umpiring. There were a handful of blatant Collingwood frees that weren’t paid late (the Moore high and the HTB on Idun were horrendous misses).

    If GWS got shafted it was by having to have a 6 day break into this game. There’s no need to ensure the top side gets 8 days into the GF. 7 is enough. But the drop from 7 to 6 is more severe and GWS shouldn’t have had to deal with that.

    But in the end, Collingwood have been the best side for the majority of the year, so it’s no real surprise or shame that they’re in the GF.

    I don’t understand why the club president can’t say “Nup, we’re not having that, we’ll sue you”

     

    it’s like us having to to go kardinia year after year after year 

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    Well this finals series keeps on giving. If Carlton win tomorrow , what a week from hell we will have. 

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    That should hurt our players.   We should be totally hurting now

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    When the game was on the line, the umps put the whistle away. Could I possibly hate Collingwood more than I do right now? Karma bus, where are you

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    10 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

    Did the AFL change the rules during the week???

    High tackles, Throws, Trips all OK

    This would have been the Memo from (Gill) AFL to the umpires, "If Collingwood are losing pay everything, if Collingwood are in the lead pay nothing"

    Played out perfectly didn't it?

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    1 minute ago, ANG13 said:

    Well this finals series keeps on giving. If Carlton win tomorrow , what a week from hell we will have. 

    Yes, but imagine the conundrum the umps will have!

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    2 minutes ago, ucanchoose said:

    That should hurt our players.   We should be totally hurting now

    About not drafting Josh Kelly ?

     

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    How do you clearly see a leg grabbed and fail to pay it?

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    8 minutes ago, darkhorse72 said:

    Did that with our games too, switch it off with 2 seconds to go. 

    Yep walked out of the lounge with 5 seconds to go so I didn't have to see or hear the reaction. 

    Ok over to you Brisbane.

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    15 minutes ago, Stiff Arm said:

     

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    I just feel sorry for all the Demonlanders tonight the last few weeks have been hard and last week was devastating. We needed a lift and a Giants win would have been it. Instead we've been handed more crud sandwiches to chow down.

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    7 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

    Think again.... they may make it IF the umps don't kill them in the process but they have a woeful record at the G

    Yeah, but they hardly play at the G.  Should have really beat us here home and away and beat us convincingly in a final last year.

    I think that poor record counts for diddly squat.  They are playing so much better footy than Collingwood.

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    15 minutes ago, Superunknown said:

    Bloke!

    I remember the 2021 lead in, seeing all the amazing artwork for the Dees and feeling left out and a bit sad , living as I do up in the northern rivers. But this week, thank Christ I am not in Collingbourne. Intolerable.

    I would kill to be there right now. Or anywhere else.

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    2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

    Yep walked out of the lounge with 5 seconds to go so I didn't have to see or hear the reaction. 

    Ok over to you Brisbane.

    The dog sat down on the bed and accidentally pressed the remote with his hefty bottom with 5 seconds left in the game. He is a therapy dog I tell you. 

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    2 minutes ago, layzie said:

    I just feel sorry for all the Demonlanders tonight the last few weeks have been hard and last week was devastating. We needed a lift and a Giants win would have been it. Instead we've been handed more crud sandwiches to chow down.

    At least we got to see Jesse Hogan kick a massive goal under pressure and play a great game on the big stage. Like a proud ex-step father

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    6 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    The disappointing 2023 season just got that little bit more disappointing.

    I can think of another word than disappointing, especially if Carlton wins tomorrow.

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    Do the right thing Brisbane.

    Smash the brown paper baggers followed by the filth on the G.

    It’s a little tenuous but I guess there’s an MFC connection through Fagan.

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