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I hope Col is freakin Happy with himself.

grazman
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I hope Col spent a good hour looking at himself after that shizen yestereday and repeated to himself as a mantra

"I will make amends!"

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    Well, he gets to make amends this weekend

    And what timing. Colin always seems to play his best footy against the Doggies.

    I am expecting the true arrival of 'The Kid' to AFL level this week

    26 touches, 11 marks, 8 tackles, 7 goals 3 behinds

    And by the way, he will win the Bluey. Watch this space.

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    Well, he gets to make amends this weekend

    And what timing. Colin always seems to play his best footy against the Doggies.

    I am expecting the true arrival of 'The Kid' to AFL level this week

    26 touches, 11 marks, 8 tackles, 7 goals 3 behinds

    And by the way, he will win the Bluey. Watch this space.

    my brother sat next to him at the footy on sunday. he said that he was filthy at the performance and looked v angry

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    my brother sat next to him at the footy on sunday. he said that he was filthy at the performance and looked v angry

    Yeah well I was pretty 'filthy' at HIS off-field performance and stand by the decision to suspend him. Really could have benefited from a bit of Col Sylvia on Sunday but nevermind.. hope you're right Yze-Magic.

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    pretty sure he wouldn't have made 100 points difference

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    my brother sat next to him at the footy on sunday. he said that he was filthy at the performance and looked v angry

    that makes me a happy man...it shows that he actually cares about the team...word on the street is that other times that he hasnt played, he couldnt have cared less about the result

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    pretty sure he wouldn't have made 100 points difference

    No

    But the bloke loves a contest. Fierce takler. Has a dip. Best overhead mark at the club. Booming kick.

    At least he would have given is a few highlights, and showed some pride in the jumper

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    that makes me a happy man...it shows that he actually cares about the team...word on the street is that other times that he hasnt played, he couldnt have cared less about the result

    word on the street? sounds vague and baseless.

    He is a fierce tackler. What happened to our tackling. Werent we the number 1 tackling team in the comp in 2006? Our efforts to restrain the hawthorn players was pretty average. Even so, the Ins this week could be very good and add a bit of spice and talent to the mix. Also, our opponents are the Dogs, they dont have the ticker or the size that will trouble us this year. I dont expect a win, just an improved performance.

    For Col, all I ask for is a contest. Actually thats all I ask for any player this week. Contest to the best of your abilities. Tackle hard, keep your head over the pill and when you think you can't run any further, put your head down and run some more.

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