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This is the first match I’ll be watching at home in over two years. Perth and Alice are the only games I don’t/can’t attend, and those matches I usually watch at the Sporting Globe or similar with the DA. I’d forgotten how antsy I get watching the Dees on my own at home… this won’t be pretty.

What I DO remember is to give the GameDay thread a very wide berth from the opening bounce coz Demonland 😑

See y’all in the post-match and Joeboy’s player analysis 👋 

Unless of course there’s an upset, in which case… see y’all around about the middle of next week 😁

1 hour ago, jnrmac said:

I hope they are all sitting in the rooms pre-game watching the 2021 Grand Final at their home away from home

And they come out firing. 6g to 1g in the 1st qtr would be good.

I don't.  They'll think winning is easy.

 

The last game just reaffirms that you cannot take any opposition for granted.


3 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

This is the first match I’ll be watching at home in over two years. Perth and Alice are the only games I don’t/can’t attend, and those matches I usually watch at the Sporting Globe or similar with the DA. I’d forgotten how antsy I get watching the Dees on my own at home… this won’t be pretty.

What I DO remember is to give the GameDay thread a very wide berth from the opening bounce coz Demonland 😑

See y’all in the post-match and Joeboy’s player analysis 👋 

Unless of course there’s an upset, in which case… see y’all around about the middle of next week 😁

We must be the same person 😅

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1 minute ago, Stu said:

We must be the same person 😅

So, your remote is looking at you nervously, too?! 😁

 

GOOD LUCK, SHANE!!!

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lol how was that not a free to Trac. Bad sign for umpiring today.

tackled without the ball Petracca. goddam west coast home town umps

 

Why did two defenders fly for the ball

The commentators can’t even say the new WC name

throw them a bone and let them say the clubs regular name?


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