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NON-MFC: Finals Week 02

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Just now, DubDee said:

If it’s any consolation, Mac looks like an average player at best

Today? Or in general?

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    5 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

    Today? Or in general?

    In general.

    I’m no expert but he is overrated imo. Not a great mark, can obviously spoil but no star

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    7 hours ago, Bobby McKenzie 2 said:

    Loved ANB. He doesn't deserve to have to endure three straight set exits in a row. Imagine how he is feeling right now.

    Come back to us any time you wish Alex. We would welcome you back with open arms and gratitude.

    Don’t miss the 57% efficiency..miss the locker influence though

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    So the four preliminary finalists this year:

    1. Geelong - 14 prelims in the last 19 years, 4 flags

    2. Brisbane - 5 prelims in the last 6 years, 1 flag

    3. Collingwood - 10 prelims in the last 19 years, 2 flags

    4. Hawthorn - 7 prelims in the last 18 years, 4 flags

    They have also won 14 of the last 24 flags (soon to be 15 of the last 25).

    Not the most exciting, novel or motivating final four.

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    Suns are toast

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    18 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

    So the four preliminary finalists this year:

    1. Geelong - 14 prelims in the last 19 years, 4 flags

    2. Brisbane - 5 prelims in the last 6 years, 1 flag

    3. Collingwood - 10 prelims in the last 19 years, 2 flags

    4. Hawthorn - 7 prelims in the last 18 years, 4 flags

    They have also won 14 of the last 24 flags (soon to be 15 of the last 25).

    Not the most exciting, novel or motivating final four.

    Possibly the most stale final four in modern times. Footy is in a pretty dire place at the moment. Probably more rule changes to come and ruin the game further. It's getting really tough to keep watching at this point.

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    2 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

    Possibly the most stale final four in modern times. Footy is in a pretty dire place at the moment. Probably more rule changes to come and ruin the game further. It's getting really tough to keep watching at this point.

    Yep, I'm completely switching off the AFLM from this point onwards. At least I have the luxury of living in Sydney, so I won't be confronted with any news about the barfworthy at worst, or boring at best, AFLM prelims and granny.

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    It would be nice to see the big O get a crack at a GF this year after hurting his shoulder last year & really getting behind his mates & supporting them well.

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    55 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

    So the four preliminary finalists this year:

    1. Geelong - 14 prelims in the last 19 years, 4 flags

    2. Brisbane - 5 prelims in the last 6 years, 1 flag

    3. Collingwood - 10 prelims in the last 19 years, 2 flags

    4. Hawthorn - 7 prelims in the last 18 years, 4 flags

    They have also won 14 of the last 24 flags (soon to be 15 of the last 25).

    Not the most exciting, novel or motivating final four.

    Definitely not a fairytale premiership on the docket this year from the list you’ve provided.

    Although Hawthorn have come along way since the first 2 rounds of 2023 when they lost by a combined 140 points and had a percentage of 40.

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    3 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Definitely not a fairytale premiership on the docket this year from the list you’ve provided.

    Although Hawthorn have come along way since the first 2 rounds of 2023 when they lost by a combined 140 points and had a percentage of 40.

    In the scheme of things the Hawks are the only ones who have done it without help of father/sons farms Cotton on academies etc.

    In a comp where it's a matter of inches they all help.

    Only watched the first half but Lions definitely played a corridor game tonight. Good for them. Wish we had the players who could do the same

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    Boring finals series so far. Only one competitive final out of 6 played.

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    2 hours ago, dees189227 said:

    Go lions next week

    I like the Suns, but thank heavens it’s not them with the responsibility to knock Collingwood off next week. I was hoping for a convincing Lions win, since they can probably beat Collingwood, but I don’t think Gold Coast would have.

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