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I was happy Geelong made a game of it. It makes our game look better, Geelong are the big improvers. I think the winner of the North V Adelaide game will win the flag. Zanker is our barometer. She plays woeful we play woeful, need her up and firing next year.

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9 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

Geelong didn't get the same free we didn't get last week.

No surprise. Lions, North and Crom are the umpires faves. Geelong ahead of us though.

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18 minutes ago, BDA said:

just saw the result. Glad North won. Hopefully they can beat the Lions next week. 

I thought the crows would have a better chance of rolling the lions but really happy to see Norf get up.

They tackle really (and don't get rewarded). Just didn't take all of their chances.

Some crazy push in the back frees not paid to Norf in the last. Really glad they got up.

Will at least give me a team to barrack for next week.

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Cats are much better than I thought and Roo’s have really lifted this year, so Roo’s V Lions. Glad the Crows went down not a very likeable side. Looking forward to how our girls respond in 2024.❤️💙

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Contest, contest, contest. Kick the ball to get territory.
Handball and outside running game looks good when playing lower level sides, but to play at PF leve and abovel it is all about what Simon Goodwin calls a game style to win finals. 
Hoping Adelaide lose more players this trade period. They are still the S.A. State side. Good to see them lose.

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37 minutes ago, BDA said:

just saw the result. Glad North won. Hopefully they can beat the Lions next week. 

There’s a bunch of us from the DA who’ll be attending. We’ll be North’s 19th man. 😄

#can’tStandTheLions

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9 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Good 3rd quarter by North. awesome inside 50 tackling that have resulted in goals.

Looks like the Brisbane grand final losses (women’s, men’s, BBLW and NRL) are going to continue .

North are looking out on their feet They need a goal. They won't hang on.

C'mon Roos.

I really dislike Davison btw

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