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Just now, red and blue forever said:

Awesome, The medal presentation to the umpires... Best and Most Exciting part of the Day

I'm So Proud of you all

It’s a runners-up medal.


 
23 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

Ashcroft back to back Norm Smiths by age 21 is pretty incredible.

Lions have been handed two Ashcroft brothers and Fletcher as father son. Played a big part in their premierships.

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Brisbane had plenty go wrong this year. Injuries, a ridiculously hard fixture, then losing the first final and Neale doing a calf.

To win despite all that is an elite achievement.

Geelong, meanwhile, have everything you could ask for and still [censored] the bed in the Grand Final. I absolutely love it.


32 minutes ago, rjay said:

Bailey just added his name to the list...been good all day.

I thought you meant Bailey Smith there for a second and were taking the [censored]

3 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

Brisbane had plenty go wrong this year. Injuries, a ridiculously hard fixture, then losing the first final and Neale doing a calf.

To win despite all that is an elite achievement.

Geelong, meanwhile, have everything you could ask for and still [censored] the bed in the Grand Final. I absolutely love it.

I wondered if that nasty gastro bug ad hir again. Geez the cats are dead unlucky.


People going on about the father sons Ashcrofts etc that’s one part the other is the clubs development and culture.. the talent they have under 21 is crazy , were they part of their academy ?

4 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

Brisbane had plenty go wrong this year. Injuries, a ridiculously hard fixture, then losing the first final and Neale doing a calf.

To win despite all that is an elite achievement.

Geelong, meanwhile, have everything you could ask for and still [censored] the bed in the Grand Final. I absolutely love it.

And they usually accrue half their points via Kardinia.

 

I think if the Dee’s ever get there , next year, and I get to go. I will be in grave danger of a heart failure. Go Dee’s


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