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far out i love seeing the bombers get smashed

like i really enjoy it

a lot

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    Thursday night - Mighty Dees put the cherry on top of their Gather Round experience

    Friday night - perversely reading through Dustin Fletcher Hangar game thread.

    Does it get better? 

     

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    Stringer, such a lazy player 

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    So where was the great Essendon edge. It was more like watching thomas the tank engine having tea and scones with emily.

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    1 hour ago, Queanbeyan Demon said:

     

    According to Roo-Shoot-ooh, Port are on the verge of having the greatest midfield of all time

    In ports history or AFL?

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    10 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

    In ports history or AFL?

    SANFL

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    36 minutes ago, Demon_spurs said:

    Did I just hear BT say this has been an inspiring start to the season by Ken Hinkley???

    Nothing like beating West Coast, Richmond and Essendon. And then, wait, what’s that? Losing to an actual contender at home. 

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    2 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Nothing like beating West Coast, Richmond and Essendon. And then, wait, what’s that? Losing to an actual contender at home. 

    Not gonna hold that against 'em.
    They gave us a run for our money without Horn-Francis.

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    In his commentary, BT said Stringer was "lurking". I'm sure Stringer has done plenty of that!

    I'm a little sensitive about the references to the number of days since Essendon last won a final. While I'm a fan of schadenfreude involving Essendon, I'm not sure I want to be reminded of that match. It was against the Dees.

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    Just now, Winners at last said:

    In his commentary, BT said Stringer was "lurking". I'm sure Stringer has done plenty of that!

    I'm a little sensitive about the references to the number of days since Essendon last won a final. While I'm a fan of schadenfreude involving Essendon, I'm not sure I want to be reminded of that match. It was against the Dees.

    homer simpson flowers GIF

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    18 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

    Not gonna hold that against 'em.
    They gave us a run for our money without Horn-Francis.

    And we beat them without May 

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    59 minutes ago, FireInTheBennelly said:

    For all the BT haters, give the guy a break, he just dropped the funniest thing I've ever heard.

    "I've done the math Richo"

    Had me in stitches.

    The worst is when he says something like: 

    "I'm an ex tradie, I'll get the tape measure out" 

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    27 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    And we beat them without May 

    It was still a good game.
    And I'll tip it'll be a good game next time too.
    Just reckon their little mids got tired of running into our fleet of bulls all night.
    They really could've used HF at stoppages.
    BOG tonight I hear.
     

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    2 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

    It was still a good game.
    And I'll tip it'll be a good game next time too.
    Just reckon their little mids got tired of running into our fleet of bulls all night.
    They really could've used HF.
    BOG tonight I hear.

    It's a reminder that they're a very good side when they're on, and that JHF makes them even better in the middle (although obviously a fit May makes us better too).

    We should be incredibly proud of winning both these Adelaide games.

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    2 hours ago, dl4e said:

    So where was the great Essendon edge. It was more like watching thomas the tank engine having tea and scones with emily.

    I think Scott is a flat earther and was referring to the edge of the earth and how long it would take till the Bombers eventually fell off.

    Didn't have to wait long.

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    5 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Round 22:

    Which should be the Friday night game?

    Dees v Port or Sydney V Collingwood.

    Knowing thee AFL that is not a question in their minds. Give it to the favourites up North. OMG just realized the Filth have to travel interstate for this one. Someone in "fixtures" will get a kick in the behind.

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    7 hours ago, FireInTheBennelly said:

    For all the BT haters, give the guy a break, he just dropped the funniest thing I've ever heard.

    "I've done the math Richo"

    Had me in stitches.

    He loves Greg Chappell.

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    So many close games.

    So many teams in form.

    So many quality players wasting away in the reserves because every team is just chock full of talent.

    It now makes sense to me why we need a 19th & 20th team.

     

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    I watched the Port Adelaide vs Essendon game last night as a neutral, but also as someone who has a bit of a dislike for both sides. I did however, enjoy seeing Port tip Essendon completely over the edge because the Bombers have been unashamedly promoted in the Herald Sun throughout the preseason and into the first few weeks of the season proper. No coincidence that Mark Robinson, the paper’s chief football writer, is an Essendon fan. I wonder if we are now going to see a change of direction at the HUN and for someone among their team of journos to start questioning the culture of the club at the hanger?

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    11 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

    I watched the Port Adelaide vs Essendon game last night as a neutral, but also as someone who has a bit of a dislike for both sides. I did however, enjoy seeing Port tip Essendon completely over the edge because the Bombers have been unashamedly promoted in the Herald Sun throughout the preseason and into the first few weeks of the season proper. No coincidence that Mark Robinson, the paper’s chief football writer, is an Essendon fan. I wonder if we are now going to see a change of direction at the HUN and for someone among their team of journos to start questioning the culture of the club at the hanger?

    Robbos just an average bloke with alcoholic dementia,doing an average job,for an average paper and an average radio station and tv show with a below average IQ and hygeine regimen.I actually tip my hat to the poor c.nt.He's the highest achieving slob we've had in Australia since Sir Les Patterson and he isn't even a parody.

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