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My 3 worder after the game will be composed by the pool in 28c temperature at my Bali hotel . Go you Demons!

This ‘friend’ of yours seems to regularly have issues…just sayin’

Gosh 100 more pages of conjecture have just been set in motion

So did LJ

Hopefully good enough to have tabs kept on him

AND he has a son

No video of the chickens?

Just an unusual aside: As I mentioned earlier, I’ll be in Bali until the morning AFTER our first final🙄. and I was relieved that the ABC has a coverage here on the hotel room tv ,however I was amazed to discover the Storm game televised live last night without ANY commentary.. the only audible sounds were from the referees and a few errant swear words from players. I’m not sure whether this would be preferable to hearing BT’s ramblings and histrionics… oh wait.

A few years ago when he was still an active Dees’ supporter , Neil Mitchell pushed the idea of a new anthem written by prolific and historically successful tunesmith Mike Brady ( I think ) He played it relentlessly on his program for a week with little audience impact. I suspect tradition will always overcome new innovations

I have a purpose in life now

Obviously the selectors got orgasmic after the vision appeared of Hawkins running downfield to admonish the poor ball movement of his team’s defenders. True captain’s worth🙄

I’ll be in Bali and will miss the game live ( by a day) and yes, thank goodness for the ABC coverage

Gawn - surprisingly didn’t dominate Petty - kept on giving Lever - impassable all game Rivers - back to best May - dominated his opponent Hibberd - absolutely owned Cameron Melksham - disciplined team game Oliver - possibly sealed Brownlow Langdon - excellent first half Sparrow - strong tackling game Brown - finally finding form Fritsch - a wonderful finisher Neal-Bullen - a few cameos Jackson - found some form Pickett - exciting first half Viney - take first options Petracca - dominated when required Harmes - an important return Spargo - was quiet again Brayshaw - classy all game Hunt - held opponent comfortably Bowey - solid all game

I’m off to Bali in the morning.. hopefully with joy in my heart.

His foot skills stood out like a beacon on the weekend

Gawn - willed to win Viney - great first half Salem - almost a liability Rivers - not always reliable Lever - held his opponent Petty - outstanding most game Sparrow - was not sighted May - strength and application Jordon - not moving freely Oliver - class and input Langdon - limited since injury Brayshaw - prolific and courageous Fritsch - career worst game Neal-Bullen - was rarely sighted Spargo- another uninvolved performance Brown - saved by goal Pickett - hero but limited Petracca - not as dynamic Jackson - just a game Hibberd - loose but important Melksham - only winning forward Hunt - great last quarter

Second only to arrogant Carlton supporters who generally are the scum of the earth

Basically if he can hold more than one mark a game in the forward line then he’d be a significant upgrade on Dogga

Just as long as they’re talking about me👍

Was Toby Green suspended for his karate kick/ mark a few years back?

Gawn - couldn’t influence centre Viney - disappeared after half Petracca - few clean disposals Hunt - kept opponent quiet May - not his fault Salem -still seemed lacking Petty - season worst game Lever - dominated his opponent Brown - provided a target Jackson - needed more involvement Sparrow - was rarely noticed Hibberd - looked slow tonight Pickett - poor under pressure Jordan - couldn’t handle pressure Langdon - some poor disposal Neal-Bullen - was rarely sighted Fritsch - had little involvement Spargo - unsighted after half Brayshaw - great first half Oliver - disposals were amateurish Rivers - little to commend Melksham - five minute performance

And what if the Crows won the game, would other clubs have embraced the stance?

Gawn - great first half Viney - continued amazing form Petracca - classy all game Brayshaw- made a statement Oliver - beaten but valuable Pickett - lively and dangerous Langdon - reliable and consistent Fritsch - selfless and important Sparrow - enjoyed the conditions Jordon - produced as required Spargo - was always dangerous Melksham - experience proved valuable Lever - outstanding despite injury May - an impenetrable force Rivers - run was valuable Jackson - another average game Hibberd - fountain of youth Salem - beginning to shine Hunt - rarely instilled confidence Petty - continues to excel Neal - Bullen - little to impress Weideman - wasted plane ticket

Gary Lyon mooted this idea on SEN this morning too

For the record I swapped Lever’s name for May’s