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Giants playing soft unaccountable footy

 

 

What a match. The Hawks though! 

Good result for us I would have e thought. I hate hawthorn though

That was appalling umpiring in the last 10 mins, the downfield free the Ginnevan duck, the HTB decisions only given 1 way, and I have no interest in either team, but the giants were Scr@@wd


On 06/06/2024 at 14:02, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Best results for the Dees in the event we win (operative word being event):

Richmond to beat Adelaide

Brisbane to beat Dogs

Hawthorn to beat GWS

North to beat West Coast

St Kilda to beat GC

Sydney to beat Geelong.

Carlton to beat Essendon

 

Incidentally that multi is paying $349 - 1

 

16 hours ago, darkhorse72 said:

Got the first 2

First three!!!

2 minutes ago, Demonsone said:

Hawks 1 win behind us, what’s that saying about us 

Well, I suppose it says all teams have been trash 😅, except Sydney. Can't trust any team at the moment.

North’s banner… 🔥 😂

They’re playing against “Wet Toast” 


1 minute ago, Demonsone said:

Hawks 1 win behind us, what’s that saying about us 

After Round 5:

Melbourne, 2nd;

Hawthorn, 16th.

Now yapping (screeching?) at our heels. Thank goodness for '%' (save any more '92 points'...)

 

18 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Well, I suppose it says all teams have been trash 😅, except Sydney. Can't trust any team at the moment.

Says lots about us, if the stubborn dosent go back to what we were good at, it will see us fall below hawthorn 

 
1 minute ago, Demonsone said:

Says lots about us, if tour stubborn coach dosent  go back to what we were great at contest/defence will see us fall below hawthorn 

 

32 minutes ago, danielE288 said:

Good result for us I would have e thought. I hate hawthorn though

 Not sure I agree with you, I think I would prefer to have more teams out of the finals race than more in it. 


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