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Wow

Petty is back.
Fritta with his magic tricks.
Max big last quarter.
Caleb cool.
Lever bog.
We are contenders again.
Shades of Kardinia 21.

 

Gee, that Petty guy goes alright.

:rolleyes:

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Oliver, Lever, May & Petty were fantastic, great win


Caleb Windsor is unreal.

Must be a shoe in for a rising Star nomination this week.

Fritsch must be AA this season after being robbed in 21.

Initially sceptical about Petty holding his spot but what a cracking game.

Disco just keeps getting better. 
 

So much love for Windsor.


I want all the "Geelong will give us a reality check" to go hide in the closet for a week...woooohoooooooo

It's not always pretty but when Max gets onto it you won't see anything more beautiful.

2 minutes ago, greenwaves said:


Bayley Fritsch is the best finisher in the competition

Class player ala Burgoyne


I don't often delight in other people's misery but beating a Scott brother always feels good.

These wins galvanise teams. 

We stepped up and despite seemingly trying to kick ourselves out of it, did what we had to do, when we needed to do it. Highlights for me, Caleb clutch tackle and goal, and the FRIBBLER! 

A great outcome to nab this one. I still think the Blues are more dangerous. Win that, and we are on our way. If we play with the same pressure and kick better we will cover them. 

Proud of the grit shown by the boys.

Go Dees 🔥

 

 

21 marks and 49 disposals (at an average of 90% efficiency) between May and Lever tonight.

Also, along with TMac, kept Cameron and Hawkins to 0.4 

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