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Hilarious!

Suck on that Hawks!

40 point lead choked

 

Umpiring anyone?  Don’t ever tell me bias (subconscious or not) doesn’t play a part in the game. Squawks were crucified in that final quarter.

 
Just now, Sir Why You Little said:

Wow. What a choke 

Stolen…

Not quite. Mitchell handed over the keys to Kenny. Thanks very much. 


This is a bad result for us. I’m just so mad watching that tactical ****show of a last quarter. Missing Sicily too and you decide to try and defend against the home side with 30 whole minutes left in a game. And when they are 11 points down you STILL try to defend at all costs when you know just one goal seals the game for you. 
[censored] what a horrible horrible display of incompetence, especially from a developing team that has nothing in play except some pride. 
 

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5 minutes ago, GBDee said:

Umpiring anyone?  Don’t ever tell me bias (subconscious or not) doesn’t play a part in the game. Squawks were crucified in that final quarter.

The Hawks brought it on themselves by deciding to not attack and shut down play

Good to have some indigenous players in our team this round.

May likely win it for us.

Good luck McAdam.

Go Kozzie. I want some dancing please both footy wise and celebratory.

 

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