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Giants are playing such soft footy.

Just turned up expecting a win

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    1 hour ago, DubDee said:

    By end of season I reckon we’ll be competing more with the Suns than Freo. Suns are still flakey and will fall away imo

    Win tomorrow and we are 2 games behind them

    That would be hilarious!

    Hopefully, Hardwick can find innovative and interesting ways of losing just enough matches. I’d throw a party!!🍸🥂🍻🎉🥳

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    Faull looks a very promising kid for the Tiges

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    Giants didn’t start well at all, then it looked like the wind was totally knocked out of their sails with the Ward injury.

    Panicky and full of fumbles ever since.

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    You can picture Demonland if we had only 4 free kicks with 5 mins to go in a game like the Giants have currently.

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    Dammit Ooze.
    Looks like you've taken some of our bad habits with ya.

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    Threw a couple on the tigers at 9.50

    Geez they tried to freeze it with 9 mins to go

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    I didn't think both games today would be interesting. Thought they'd be both 1 sided, but they turned out to be really good games to watch

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    inaccuracy cost tiges big time

    they will be a good team though. plenty of very promising young players

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    I've never seen a game where a bloke who played 5 minutes dominated the game

    Scored were level when Ward did his ACL

    Seemed to shock the Giants and played horribly for an hour or more

    He gives the speech at 3/4Q time and sparks them to victory

    Really feel for Yze and the cubs. But I am loving how well Yze is doing. He will be given at least another couple of years

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    Tipping the Swans tonight

    Crows still haven't proven themselves to be consistent.

    And the Swans should come out real hard

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    7 minutes ago, DubDee said:

    Tipping the Swans tonight

    Crows still haven't proven themselves to be consistent.

    And the Swans should come out real hard

    Haven't watched the Crows this year but the Swans showed me nothin' last week.

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    10 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

    Haven't watched the Crows this year but the Swans showed me nothin' last week.

    Agree. But they have some pride left

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    Fun fact: Riley Thilthorpe’s nickname is Lisp

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    Giants and Freo winning makes tomorrow really important for us to stay in touch. A win and we're still only one game outside the 8. A loss and we're 2 games out and face s red hot Collingwood.

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