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1 minute ago, wizardinoz said:

Looks like we have put the cue in the rack for 2024. No effort being shown & they look totally disinterested.

@binman was still doubting we were done last week. Hopefully we can now focus on season 2025.

 

Just watching Garcia get into Oliver off the ball & koltyn just stepped right in and stuck up for his teamate. 

3 minutes ago, wizardinoz said:

Looks like we have put the cue in the rack for 2024. No effort being shown & they look totally disinterested.

So why would it be ok in the last two rounds to cue in the rack it - considering the context of injury and where we are at - but not now? It makes not a jot of difference - and we’ll stick with pick 6 thanks 🤩   

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4 minutes ago, layzie said:

Woey has put in a damn good effort. He always does

Are you joking?

1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

Just watching Garcia get into Oliver off the ball & koltyn just stepped right in and stuck up for his teamate. 

Yeah you gotta love that stuff when the chips are down. Character 


Viney and Oliver have been absolutely abysmal.

Our midfield is literally Trent Rivers right now, insane.

 

So many unlikeable little [censored] in the Dogs team. Hope they get thrashed in the finals by GWS or Freo.

We've been beat up tonight.

At least Turner is showing something 

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1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

Turner is gonna be a player 

Yet Goodwin starts him as the sub.
Genius.

21 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Empires rise and fall.

The dogs star has shone again.

Maybe we will next year.

Need some savvy recruiting this time in terms of second hand players.

And a lot on our list need to pull their fingers out.

And some good luck. Some big injuries this year and all the wrong times.

We live in hope as Dees fans again I guess.

This season can go and get ....

Including the umps 

2025 here we come.

 

And one heck of a pre-season 

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