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Which team do you LEAST want to win the flag? 97 members have voted

  1. 1. Which team do you LEAST want to win the flag

    • Port
      2
    • Cats
      44
    • Hawks
      9
    • Dogs
      1
    • Sydney
      1
    • Giants
      0
    • Brisbane
      2
    • Blues
      35

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Pretty self explanatory. 
 

Get in the bin Carlton.

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    Oops, I messed up that title thread. Please help Demonland mods 

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    Sick of the sight of Geelong.

    Cats, Hawks, Swans.

    The rest I can at the very least find an individual player or two I'd be happy for.

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      On 05/09/2024 at 08:38, Mickey said:

    Zorko a premiership player? No

    Ohhhh that’s a good point, didn’t even think of that. I think I base my decision on fan bases and how much I don’t want to hear from their annoying fans for the next year. 
     

    But fair, Zorko is many words that will get redacted on Demonland 

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    i went with Carlton but it was a very tough choice between them and the Cats

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    Carlton for me.

    But I still can't get past the fact that Geelong are likely on their way to a GF 

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    Considering the media drivel we've recently been torched with, I actually really want Footscray to win. I think that club and especially the coach have had to endure some truly mean and false invective, on a par with us, earlier this season, and the Dogs winning would shove it right in Caro/Cornes/Morris's heartless gobs.   

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    Ecstatic that essendscum and coliwobbles are missing   Enough said

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    The Cats have been on top for 20 straight years. 

    No club has ever done that

    [censored] me to tears

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    Bulldogs and Hawthorn the least.

    I'm not even considering Carlton as a flag contender.

    I don't like Geelong, but I wish we were half the club they were from top to bottom. 

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      On 05/09/2024 at 22:42, DubDee said:

    The Cats have been on top for 20 straight years. 

    No club has ever done that

    [censored] me to tears

    Do we still have more premierships than them?

    Nuff said

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    I selected Cats cos I don't think carlscum are any chance of beating the Brions this week and living down Geelong way I don't think I can deal with it again, they are already horrible today after last night.

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    Swans, cats, port, gws, blues, dogs, hawks, lions, pies, freo, saints, gold coast, dons, crows, eagles, norf, tigers in no particular order

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      On 06/09/2024 at 23:06, Demons1858 said:

    Swans, cats, port, gws, blues, dogs, hawks, lions, pies, freo, saints, gold coast, dons, crows, eagles, norf, tigers in no particular order

    You forgot Uni.

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