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NON-MFC: Round 06

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1 hour ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

Wonder who GC paid to design the invisible logo on their guernsey?

Has to be the worst football jumper I've ever seen.

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    2 minutes ago, BoBo said:

    Wait really? Mac Andrews is one of the highest paid defenders or players? Either is extremely surprising

    Mac Andrew, a Gold Coast Suns AFL player, is reportedly set to earn $12 million over a nine-year deal, averaging $1.3 million annually. This contract is one of the largest in AFL history, surpassing even those of established stars like Lance Franklin. The deal also includes a potential extension that could see him play until 2034. 

    Forgive that it's a question to Google

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    3 hours ago, GS_1905 said:

    Real fizzer in Adelaide

    Was there bad weather? Ridiculously low total score 86 points. Both bad? Both great defences?

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    1 minute ago, Roost it far said:

    Richmond are no easy beats. Lots of effort.

    Better they get it out of their system this week. I think Yze would have got them up against their former coach and departing players

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    If Gold Coast lose this, they'll have to expand their academy zone to Australia-wide.

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    Well the crowd may just be bigger next Thursday with both teams coming off a win.

    Dimma would be going nuts.

    A shame they will lose because it leaves the filth on top

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    More importantly what the fhk happened in those 2 games against Norf and GC especially?

    ANZAC Eve is not a given against Richmond.

    They are a decent side.

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    5 minutes ago, Return to Glory said:

    Mac Andrew, a Gold Coast Suns AFL player, is reportedly set to earn $12 million over a nine-year deal, averaging $1.3 million annually. This contract is one of the largest in AFL history, surpassing even those of established stars like Lance Franklin. The deal also includes a potential extension that could see him play until 2034. 

    Forgive that it's a question to Google

    Hahaha, WTAF?

    I mean, he’s played 40ish games, probably in the top, 20? 25? Maybe? Defenders in the league, so when you look at it like that, I guess it makes sense to give him millions of dollars a year for 9 years.

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    This round has made me angry we lost to north and Gold Coast

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    14 minutes ago, roy11 said:

    This round has made me angry we lost to north and Gold Coast

    Yeah watching Richmond get the win & yze have a plan to beat them makes it more annoying that they thrashed us

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    Well done Yze. Hope you keep doing well

    not next week but

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    Will need to play well Thursday night, Tigers will be hard at it

    Crowd Numbers have just gone up 30,000 i reckon 😊

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    10 hours ago, GS_1905 said:

    Their young team will struggle on a 5 day break.

    We have lost all our lst quarters, we will see.

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    the betting odds for a Tigers win against GC were too good to be true. Don't normally bet, but something told me Yze would get them up for this, so had a dip. Happy man this morning.

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    12 hours ago, BoBo said:

    Hahaha, WTAF?

    I mean, he’s played 40ish games, probably in the top, 20? 25? Maybe? Defenders in the league, so when you look at it like that, I guess it makes sense to give him millions of dollars a year for 9 years.

    🫠🥴🫠🥴🫠🥴🫠🥴

    Seems to be the way things are going.

    Just need to be linked to other sides/go Home factor, be in the middle of contract negotiations, and then have one or two “breakout” games.

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