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2 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

I f ever you need a clutch goal, Toby is the man!

Pity I hate him...

 

I WANNA SEE FOUR CONSECUTIVE LOSSES FOR THE FIRST TIME UNDER GRUMPY-BUM SCOTT!!!!!

PLEEEEASE FOOTY GODS: MAKE IT HAPPEN!!!


A mate of mine got COVID so he gave me his ticket for the Peptides v Tigers.  Should be a good experience.

What I am even more excited about is getting home after the game and watching the fourth losing presser in a row by Scott.  Bet he doesn’t mention GWS once.
 

Waiting for the dodgy umpire’s call

 

Cats fans are THE worst in the league

must be the umpiring coz they lost?

YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!

Aleer though! 

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21 minutes ago, DubDee said:

game over. giants won’t the momentum back. they still lack a backbone

cue the Hawkins [censored] fest

you’ve got no idea mate

1 minute ago, biggestred said:

Somehow if we win tomorrow and make up 1.6% we will finish the round in the top 4. 

especially as we are out of the 8 at the moment 

And another thing: why does it feel like every week is a Tom Hawkins milestone/tribute/celebration of some sort or other?????


2 minutes ago, DubDee said:

you’ve got no idea mate

Harvey Norman clanger.

 

The Giants own the Cattery. 🤩


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