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27 minutes ago, DubDee said:

he is going at 47% disposal efficiency 

Both Daicos bros have been well tagged. There's a lesson to be learnt there by 17 other clubs

 

Imagine two goals to Collingwood, then they lose by a point… 🥳🥳🥳

 

We now have the biggest incentive to come out and smash Meth Coke by 80+ and end up on top of the filth at the end of this round

7 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Shame it's not crisp

Or .... obvious player I refuse to name

6 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Both Daicos bros have been well tagged. There's a lesson to be learnt there by 17 other clubs

Actually 16 other clubs - EssUndone have done it and Collingwood won't.

 

Hope that effort means the bombers are spent by next week.

Merritt was brilliant, and McKay huge in defence


1 minute ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Yeah, Essendon’s going to be a tough assignment next week.

With a 2 day less break as well.

1 minute ago, Redleg said:

With a 2 day less break as well.

Aw Sheeeeeeit really?🥴🤯🤢

1 minute ago, Redleg said:

With a 2 day less break as well.

Essendon has the softest draw. 10 games straight in Melb

27 shots on goal to 20. Teams are finding ways to get it inside F50 against the Pies. With ball in had in the last quarter the Pies remain very dangerous but opposition no longer fear them. If you can pressure their forward running, and continue to be methodical once you have achieved a turnover, the Pies showed some genuine deficiencies in their defensive spread tonight. 

 


Durham & Caldwell interviewed by Erin Phillips after the match. They seem like nice young men.

Should I feel ashamed for thinking/typing that?

4 minutes ago, Demon_spurs said:

Ifwe smash WC could knock the pies out of the 8

Yep. If all the favourites win this week the Pies will be out of the 8 by the end of the round. If North beats the Suns we’ll take the Pies’ spot 🤭

Edited by At the break of Gawn

Joe Fonti debuting for GWS on the weekend, the kid has serious pace

As a side note, Crisp’s three goals in the first quarter tell you that automatically benching a player after they kick a goal is a deeply overrated coaching trope. 

10 minutes ago, Mel Bourne said:

As a side note, Crisp’s three goals in the first quarter tell you that automatically benching a player after they kick a goal is a deeply overrated coaching trope. 

someone needs to break him so he misses a game and doesn't beat jimmy's consecutive games streak 


1 hour ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

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

Josh has had to cut down on his strutting since he pulled a groin. 

 
34 minutes ago, layzie said:

Way to [censored] the bed Collingwood. 

Against the [censored] the bed champions, no less.

Hopefully they’ll be back [censored] the bed against us next week.


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