The Panglossian
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ApologyI’ve often felt our girls get a bad trot with the umps…..but not tonight!!!
The one_sided free count( our way) certainly decided the match. I’d be furious if I went for the Crows.But we deserved the win for the relentless endeavour.
Sorry……I meant to put this in the match thread.
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3 hours ago, sue said:
Thanks for this post, Sue.
Interesting to see which media personalities "sell their soul" to get the big bucks from the betting companies.
Interesting also to see how unsuccessful Jenkins's tips have been. He's always pontificating about good bets on SEN. I've wondered how often he's been correct.
Sports betting really is a scourge on our community. It's great that MFC has abandoned Pokies. The AFL hasn't followed suit.
It needs to.
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I got such a thrill seeing Carlton having a last minute loss. I remember their gloating when they so luckily beat us in themFinals last season( and during the season if I remember correctly).
It annoys me how the Carlton fans scream for “ BALL” every time the opposition touch the ball. It works after a while, with the undisputed “ noise of affirmation” affecting the umps.
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2 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:
They LOST the unloseable !!!
Goalkicking atrocious
HORRIBLE
who teaches them.
REALLY BAD
it costs you games
Best. White, Edwards, Sparrow (1st half). Rest were poor.
Hunter. Delisted surely.
I thought Hore and Tomlinson looked pretty good…. But who was on the guy who got their first 6 goals?
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Brilliant manufacture of an excuse by the recidivists! A player on the boundary was being treated for a tight calf muscle, while the groggy Mackay was being helped to his feet. Great triage by the medical experts! Perhaps they consulted their clever lawyers again to dream up that excuse.
Of course the AFL has forgotten altogether about the Wettering disgrace.
Club in crisis - Media pile on - August 2024
in Melbourne Demons
It helps to have 8 games per year on their own uniquely shaped ground, where they train, and with no opposition supporters at matches, which not only inspires Geelong players, but influences the umpires. These factors more than compensate for any “ culture” deficiencies.