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Collingwood look fatigued 

 
3 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

Yeah but that means one of them has to win.

but not the one that loses

deep huh?

 

Just now, picket fence said:

BUT WCW I JUST HAAAAATE FILTH as much as I hate a visit to the Dentist

I’D HAVE TEETH PULLED WITHOUT ANAESTHESIA BEFORE I’D GO FOR AN 🤮ESSENDON 🤮 WIN!!!

PS WHY ARE WE YELLING????

6 minutes ago, Winners at last said:

I don't know which Daicos is which.

But one of them struts around like a peacock.

They both do how can people without any sense of humility Strut!

41 minutes ago, DeeZee said:

Collingwood look fatigued 

No resting of players or designated loading schedule this year for the pies.

Or easy playing schedule.

The 18 months of magic dust has disappeared all of a sudden.

Edited by YesitwasaWin4theAges

 
Just now, WalkingCivilWar said:

I’D HAVE TEETH PULLED WITHOUT ANAESTHESIA BEFORE I’D GO FOR AN 🤮ESSENDON 🤮 WIN!!!

PS WHY ARE WE YELLING????

COZ I'M HALF DEAF WCW🤯

Like any sensible human, I can’t stand the Essendon fc, but I love the fact that the Pies players and supporters have to watch Travis Cloke hand out bottles of water to the Bombers’ players after they kick a goal. 

Edited by Mel Bourne


Lol if that was any other club bar the Blues that would've been over turned and called 'not in control'

2 minutes ago, picket fence said:

They both do how can people without any sense of humility Strut!

But Nick definitely struts more than Josh (aka Spare Parts). 😁

2 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

 

I agree QD, but I’m a little concerned about BBP talking to himself. First sign of madness, they say. 🤭

I wouldn’t say it’s the first sign, particularly when it comes to footy.

Edited by Bring-Back-Powell


Gee the pies fans aren't happy on social media.  There 2nd half has been flat. Don't think the coach will be happy. 

I huess I can handle them winning if it doesn't give the pies 4 points.

We just better win against essendon next week 

Merrett is such a good captain. Absolutely leads by example with his tackling and pressure.

2 minutes ago, Deelectable said:

Love what Windsor has done this year but gee, Caddy looks like a real talent. 

Yeah dons fans were filthy last week when he was dropped 


Sh!!!!!!!!tttt… only five minutes remaining and not a single Essendon player with so much as a broken fingernail. 🤬

3 minutes ago, Deelectable said:

Love what Windsor has done this year but gee, Caddy looks like a real talent. 

Wouldn’t work for us. We need ball movement. 

 

Interesting watching how the Bummers are playing the Pies in the last 10 minutes of the game. Their pressure on the ball carrier has been great, but they don't get sucked into the feints and baulks of Daicos, Pendles, Frontbum, Hoskin Elliot. 


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