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The heart beats true

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  1. Richmond are an interesting watch in that top of ladder poll. 3 flags from only 15 weeks total - and all those 15 weeks came in 2018, when they didn’t win the flag. You’ve just got to be fit and have done enough work to give yourself the best run at it. And don’t get me started on Geelong’s insane advantage of a home ground. If we played 8 home games at Casey I imagine we’d be top of the ladder a lot too.
  2. It does make you wonder in an 18 team competition how it’s even feasible that these 2 teams play each other again in 7 weeks. If I was a Blues supporter I wouldn’t be that concerned. I said it yesterday half way through the game on here - but Geelong couldn’t have been more efficient. It’s interesting because that Carlton game style was very familiar to Melbourne supporters over the last 5 years - beat a team around the ball, not finish well, and watch the ball go up the other end and see a team take literally every single opportunity. We feel that pain.
  3. I’ll tell you who is fit - Blake Acres. He almost single-handedly got Carlton up yesterday. His ability to still have bursts of speed very late in games is unbelievable. I find it fascinating that 2 teams essentially watched him walk.
  4. It doesn’t apply when flights to the game are expensive.
  5. The fundamentals of Carlton’s game are interesting. They continually smash teams at clearance, but also give up big scores.
  6. I just thought this was worth repeating.
  7. I think this is as good as Geelong can play.
  8. I looked at it again and it’s actually pretty rough. He definitely slung him.
  9. What a joke. The definition of a football act, made worse by another player’s bad decision to try and kick the ball. Can live with a week for that, but 3? Would never happen to a big club.
  10. I hope the AFL remind Geelong of this home game, that they’ve effectively sold to Carlton, when they inevitably start whinging about wanting a home final at KP. Cant have it both ways.
  11. 7 frees to 1 that quarter. 20 to 8 for the game. Port fans still booing the umpires.
  12. Wow. This umpiring is insane.
  13. I read today that Hinkley has coached Port for 12 seasons and in that time they’ve never, in any season: Had a winning record against top 4 teams, and Only had ONE season with a winning record against other top 8 teams. The very definition of downhill skiers.
  14. It’s called a ‘love tap’, and because they let Pendlebury do it every player in the comp can now do it every week. Good job AFL. Nailed it.
  15. Interesting article on AFL.com about the metrics the Eagles use to measure their players, and how it played into them resting Reid this week. Anyone know any more about how this stuff is measured, and what it means for someone like Windsor? I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s given a rest soon.
  16. Ironically his full name is Easton Bobby Harris Bingers.
  17. Brisbane look a mess. Something isn’t right there.
  18. Anyone got a theory about what side winning this GWS/Brisbane game is better for the Dees? I think Giants win is better, as I think it makes it too hard for Brisbane.
  19. They both lost! I’m thrilled.
  20. Nick Cox’s disposal has directly resulted in 3 Collingwood goals.
  21. That’ll be the highlight of Ben McKay’s career.
  22. Stringer does the impossible well, and the expected terribly.
  23. McKay is worth pick 3 apparently. 😂
  24. Essendon will get done from here. This is what they do.

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