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That was a high pressure, high standard game

Lions can win it all if they keep up that sort of form

Pies had no answers

Wouldn't it be great if we can beat them in the final round and knock them out of the top 4!!

They are no guarantee to beat the Hawks or Crows

Well played Lions!

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26 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

one tv, one streaming device

if i'm on the apple tv connection i also have the option of going multiscreen

righto, see you next weekend.

i’ll bring a 6 pack

COLLIWOBBLES!

Lost 3 of the last 4.

Haven’t beaten a top 9 team since May

Lions far too good and it wasn’t close


5 minutes ago, Macca said:

That was a high pressure, high standard game

Lions can win it all if they keep up that sort of form

Pies had no answers

Wouldn't it be great if we can beat them in the final round and knock them out of the top 4!!

They are no guaranteed to beat the Hawks or Crows

Well played Lions!

I hope we knock them off in the last round and the cop Adelaide in Adelaide

1 minute ago, Dees1911 said:

Max

Only player we have would get a game for lions.

Possible to work on your timing?

 
5 minutes ago, Dees1911 said:

Max

Only player we have would get a game for lions.

Useless comment


23 minutes ago, monoccular said:

Brisbane Adelaide GF would be interesting.

Lions in a canter if that’s the case. Don’t rate Crows outside SA

11 minutes ago, Dees1911 said:

Max

Only player we have would get a game for lions.

Poker Face calls “BS”! I thought we beat Brisbane this year.

1 minute ago, waynewussell said:

Poker Face calls “BS”! I thought we beat Brisbane this year.

Fair call !!!

Haven't seen that effort since


It wasn't that long ago where we occupied the same position on the ladder as the Lions & Pies

And of course we beat the Lions this season and very nearly beat the Pies

But I'm not sure we could have matched the Lions tonight. The Pies? They are quite beatable

The way the Lions collectively corralled NIck Daicos and denied him space was great coaching. And great discipline by the Lions players

Edited by Macca

34 minutes ago, old dee said:

Any days that ends with a pies loss is a very good day.

Good for football.

On 01/08/2025 at 12:21, Queanbeyan Demon said:

Its been 1,041 days since we completely pantsed the Dogs on Sept. 25, '21. Look where Footscray are at compared to us now.

u know how to upset a bloke QBD

Brisbane’s list is actually insane, add in Sam Draper, Oscar Allen (they’ll get him fit) and ANOTHER top 5 academy kid this year and it’s going to be extremely hard for anyone else to compete 😂 They’ve got a really good young core for a premiership side, they’ll be up for a very long time

1 hour ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

Good for football.

1 hour ago, old dee said:

Any days that ends with a pies loss is a very good day.

Went to the netball final. Incredible game. Vixens champions. Walked past the MCG after the game and pies fans were leaving early. What a great night


9 hours ago, DubDee said:

COLLIWOBBLES!

Lost 3 of the last 4.

Haven’t beaten a top 9 team since May

Lions far too good and it wasn’t close

Pretty much stat of the year for me.

8 hours ago, Greg Schneider said:

Brisbane’s list is actually insane, add in Sam Draper, Oscar Allen (they’ll get him fit) and ANOTHER top 5 academy kid this year and it’s going to be extremely hard for anyone else to compete 😂 They’ve got a really good young core for a premiership side, they’ll be up for a very long time

That's what they said about us.

8 hours ago, Macca said:

It wasn't that long ago where we occupied the same position on the ladder as the Lions & Pies

And of course we beat the Lions this season and very nearly beat the Pies

But I'm not sure we could have matched the Lions tonight. The Pies? They are quite beatable

The way the Lions collectively corralled NIck Daicos and denied him space was great coaching. And great discipline by the Lions players

Corral Freecos and bypass Moore, and your 50% of the way to winning. Crom can do this too.

 

I must admit to barracking a bit for the Neal-Bullen kids, and against the two most flushable heads in football (Gingivitis and Whats’e’on?).

Also for the Bears and against the pies.

So, with us being out, my preferences are shaping up…


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