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You would not be too happy if you were the NT Govt. Pay a million dollars for Gold Coast to play a match in Darwin and the AFL fixtures North and puts you up against a Vic TV match (Richmond v Bulldogs) that will get 80% of the TV coverage

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    4 hours ago, Dee Viney Intervention said:

    Geelong “not quite themselves” two weeks in a row. That’s a shame. 
     

    Might need more funding down at kitty litter park.

    Didn't they just get some ridiculous amount for a new scoreboard - just as cancer funding was severely slashed?

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    10 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    Didn't they just get some ridiculous amount for a new scoreboard - just as cancer funding was severely slashed?

    Absolutely disgusting situation. 

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    3 hours ago, dees189227 said:

    Maybe they'll find themselves in Darwin  next week

    hope the cats find themselves in hell.

    Arrogant mugs, cant stand all those head bands

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    That Hawks/Saints game was an ugly watch. Both teams bog-average. 

    Looking forward to ripping them apart. 
     

    (Saints in two weeks, that is. Hawks: already ripped apart). 

    Edited by Mel Bourne

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    1 hour ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    You would not be too happy if you were the NT Govt. Pay a million dollars for Gold Coast to play a match in Darwin and the AFL fixtures North and puts you up against a Vic TV match (Richmond v Bulldogs) that will get 80% of the TV coverage

    I actually just had a look to see who was playing tonight. Not great options but I may flick between but will probably watch the Darwin game. See if gold Coast can actually win away from their home & see what nth can do

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    Just now, Mel Bourne said:

    That Hawks/Saints game was an ugly watch. Both teams bog-average. 

    Looking forward to ripping them apart. 

    Inspirational daydream:

    Hawks and Saints look at home on Tasmania, as do North.  A triple merger would create a very competitive team and consolidate the competition, and no bloody bye, and no dilution of the talent pool.   Won’t happen of course    🙄🤗

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    Ross Lyon was not what St Kilda needed imo.

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    5 hours ago, Dee Viney Intervention said:

    Geelong “not quite themselves” two weeks in a row. That’s a shame. 
     

    Might need more funding down at kitty litter park.

    Oh, you weren't aware?

    "$4.1m was allocated in this week’s state budget for a new scoreboard at GMHBA Stadium, while millions of dollars of cancer funding research was slashed, prompting widespread outrage."

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    5 minutes ago, Engorged Onion said:

    Oh, you weren't aware?

    "$4.1m was allocated in this week’s state budget for a new scoreboard at GMHBA Stadium, while millions of dollars of cancer funding research was slashed, prompting widespread outrage."

    I need a new target for my sling shot, this should be perfect.

    Politicians and their priorities,{ better not finish what I was going to post it would be deleted pretty quickly}

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    12 minutes ago, Engorged Onion said:

    Oh, you weren't aware?

    "$4.1m was allocated in this week’s state budget for a new scoreboard at GMHBA Stadium, while millions of dollars of cancer funding research was slashed, prompting widespread outrage."

    No way? Thats wild. Where is that quoted? 

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    13 minutes ago, Engorged Onion said:

    Oh, you weren't aware?

    "$4.1m was allocated in this week’s state budget for a new scoreboard at GMHBA Stadium, while millions of dollars of cancer funding research was slashed, prompting widespread outrage."

    Just found the story. That’s [censored] crazy.

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    So Jeremy Cameron has delayed concussion symptoms,  apparently today, will miss next week but the afl are content with what happened last night. Seriously?

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    So far Essendon have beaten the teams sitting 11, 12, 14, 15 & 16 on the ladder and drawn with 9. Three of their wins by a combined 13 points. Their next three are against teams sitting 18, 17 & 10. Even a loss today could still see them with 8.5 wins out of 12 games. 

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    Essendon playing well but giants have gone off the boil last few weeks 

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