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I love the way they always say something about when we won our last premiership or mention the grand finals they won against us ahah

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    Round 17 will be interesting.

    Was thinking the same... going to be a lot more grudge and niggle. Especially if by some misgiven act of charity the wobblies are contesting for the four. What a wonderful opportunity to knock the wheels of their little red wagon !! :-)))

    To be honest...given all thigs this year... the only two games I really REALLY wanted to win were against the filth.

    Already taking a bottle of reserve Port of one mate.. might need another by then !! :-))

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    Oh man we better win against them again next time, see what they say then

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    Might post this video for them

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    I love the way they always say something about when we won our last premiership or mention the grand finals they won against us ahah

    Since we last played Collingwood in a GF we have both won one each!!

    They wouldn't want to do some research on their record aaginst Melbourne in finals, we have demoralised them many more times than they have us.

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    Might post this video for them

    Featuring Cameron Bruce kicking a goal from outside 50. Can someone please tell me his carrying some sort of niggle that's hindering his kicking. He's lost his polish sadly. Hope it's just a slight dip and now not par for the course for Cam.

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    id love round 20 to be the game that hinges on their finals chances, and they get knocked off again

    as robbo (the fat journo version) said in the HS sun today, nobody will want to play melbourne for the rest of the season

    we will break some hearts

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    Now that wouldn't be the same Grand Final where Melbourne got belted to the tune of 96 points would it? An AFL/VFL Record that still stands today.

    Also lets not forget about the 10 goal spanking they received at the hands of Essendon in 2000 where they didn't even look like they belonged on the same footy field.

    Lol, they're talking about grand final losses

    lmao

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    Featuring Cameron Bruce kicking a goal from outside 50. Can someone please tell me his carrying some sort of niggle that's hindering his kicking. He's lost his polish sadly. Hope it's just a slight dip and now not par for the course for Cam.

    Supposedly he had a calf niggle quite a few weeks ago, now i think he just drops the ball to high.

    how good were rivers goals! :wub:

    I forgot about fraser giving the little wave, thats up there with hunts laugh at moloney before we came back and spanked the cats

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