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Harley showing he is still just an inexperienced kid learning the ropes.

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    The kid Reid is a terrific player - no doubt. 

    However, his lack of experience is showing out in this game.

    I reckon he can expect a hard tag for the rest of the season.

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    Reid showing blatant umpire dissent but nothing happens. 

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    Good on Harley Reid for brining the kind of competitiveness that wins matches. Not to dredge up the past, but imagine Jack Watts had his desire to win.

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    Blows my mind we dropped 4 pts to a rebuilding listless Meth Coke.

    Can't never be sure of anything, but we had to be in a heavy loading phase.

    You simply can't beat the same team (Saints) thats knocked off the team that's beaten you (Eagles) in the space of 2 weeks.

    At the same ground also, doesn't add up.

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    Seeing the Saints beat West coast does make me annoyed because we couldn't do it. Yes I know west coast didn't have waterman or Kelly but the Saints still got the job done & actually looked better when king went off.

     

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    5 minutes ago, YesitwasaWin4theAges said:

    Blows my mind we dropped 4 pts to a rebuilding listless Meth Coke.

    It's typical of Melbourne though 

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    I don’t think the Eagles side we saw against us will ever return this year. It was like they drank something from the water before us just to knock us off.

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    1 minute ago, Nascent said:

    Imagine if tigers made it 5 straight losses for the cats...

    Imagine all the people

    Living with their tears

    woo-hoooooo

    Steven May says I’m a dreamer

    but i’m not the only one

    i hope someday Collingwood plays there

    and someone upon them will drop a bomb

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    Fair bit of yellow and black in the stands.

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    Has it been explained why Tiges r in black shorts and Cats r in white?

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