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GAMEDAY: Rd 14 vs Port Adelaide

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I hope we wear face masks against these rabid [censored]

Should be a handy win

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    I'm hoping that we are so F*c$ed off about the loss that we should have won last week that the anger is channelled with laser accuracy and we give absolutely no mercy. I expect it will be an absolute bloodbath.

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    Just arrived in Sapri, a beautiful small Italian seaside town south of the Amalfi coast.

    Game time here is 0720h.

    Just hoping we bring the effort of last week coupled with some accurate kicking.

    I don't need to endure a fortnight of 'what the f**k is going on'.

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    GAMEDAY!!!

    We go into this match knowing we almost beat Collingwood and that’s a ton of collective confidence right there.

    The Mighty Dees by my boy Luker (44pts)

    ♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙

    GIVE ‘EM HELL DEES!!!

    ♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙

    Edited by Ghostwriter

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    I’m currently at the airport having a vodka and whatever with Pauline Fritta..

    Look out Adelaide! Here we come!!!

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    It's going to be a tough battle

    I reckon we lose a close one. And kick more behinds than goals. That seems to be the way we roll

    Alternatively, some kossie magic might be enough get us over the line.

    Go dees

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    We should be too talented and too solid behind the ball for them. Just mind Butters and put a bit of work into JHF and we'll get it done easily.

    Dees by 27

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    45 minutes ago, Ghostwriter said:

    I’m currently at the airport having a vodka and whatever with Pauline Fritta..

    Look out Adelaide! Here we come!!!

    dont peak to early my p***Ed little sheet rack and lead Pauline astray

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    It’s game day baby. Pumped!

    Important game for both clubs but we will win this. Ken Hinkley must be a magician because Port always disappears when it matters.

    Go Dees!

    SN34

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    I'm in Adelaide, hopefully conditions should be ok, was bucketing down yesterday but seems to have cleared. If we bring the effort from Monday we win, Dees by 15.

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    If we can come within a point of beating C’wood (with all the assistance they were gifted), Port shouldn’t pose too many problems.

    So long as we bring the true Demon Spirit, we’ll win by 5 goals or so ❤️💙

    If we don’t, well that could be a different story.

    But we will, and that’s that!!!

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    2 hours ago, ghost who walks said:

    dont peak to early my p***Ed little sheet rack and lead Pauline astray

    Me lead her astray?!!! It’s the other way around. Actually we’re as bad as each other. Luckily Scott Frittata - aka the sensible one - is here to rein us in 😅

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    Yeah has to start today really.

    2 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    As an emergency why is he in Melbourne?

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    4 hours ago, Ghostwriter said:

    I’m currently at the airport having a vodka and whatever with Pauline Fritta..

    Look out Adelaide! Here we come!!!

    Tell her boy to stop worrying about his hair and learn to kick again.

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    4 hours ago, Ghostwriter said:

    I’m currently at the airport having a vodka and whatever with Pauline Fritta..

    Look out Adelaide! Here we come!!!

    Explains alot.


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