I like the idea that if two teams are deadlocked in the GF it is replayed. I am sick of this American idea that you have to have a result in every game. If neither side is good enough to win it on the day within the allocated time, then a replay is the only fair way. Both teams start afresh with no injuries on a level playing field.
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Jolly, after his 30 second goal was poor, especially when you consider Gardiner's injury which meant he was up against part-timers in Kozi and Blake.Comment
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The drawn Grand Final is the only way that Collingwood can win a premiership because of Collingwood's little-known last Saturday in September hoodoo. Collingwood have not won a Grand Final on the last Saturday in September since 1953. The 1958 Grand Final was on the third Saturday in September, and the 1990 Grand Final was on the first Saturday in October after Collingwood drew with the Eagles in a final."Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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There are no positives to come out of a drawn grand final, none at all - that game deserved to be decided on the day. For the players, coaching staff, spectators, media - the only winner is the AFL who gets the $$$. Of course people will watch the replay because we want to know the outcome, but it's just so disappointing after such a fantastic finish.Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way you'll be a mile away and he'll be shoeless.Comment
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I like the idea that if two teams are deadlocked in the GF it is replayed. I am sick of this American idea that you have to have a result in every game. If neither side is good enough to win it on the day within the allocated time, then a replay is the only fair way. Both teams start afresh with no injuries on a level playing field.
Do you think that they need to pay some sort of penance for putting on another GF?Comment
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I like the idea that if two teams are deadlocked in the GF it is replayed. I am sick of this American idea that you have to have a result in every game. If neither side is good enough to win it on the day within the allocated time, then a replay is the only fair way. Both teams start afresh with no injuries on a level playing field.Comment
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Most supporters live to see their side play in a grand final and for some it never happens. All the lucky Saints and Pies supporters will get 2 in one year and the money is irrelevant. They will beg borrow or steal or mortgage the house if they have too and if their team wins they will feel no pain.Comment
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Wild speculation, unsubstantiated rumours, silly jokes and opposition delight in another's failures is what makes an internet forum fun.
Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones who let in the light.Comment
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I agree with you 100%. WHAT AN ABSOLUTE JOKE!! The players may as well have not played. The AFL are just lucky that none of the non-Melbourne teams were involved because I can't imagine any of their supporters (maybe with the exception of some Swans fans) would make the trek to Melbourne 2 weeks in a row.Red & White forever.Comment
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I went to the game yesterday with my dad and brother. Sat next to two Saints fans who drove from Perth, people behind us blew $4K on seeing them, so many stories. Still reeling from it though, never quite experienced anything like it in my life, leaving the G with 100,000 quiet people after a GF. Still feels surreal.Comment
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There are no positives to come out of a drawn grand final, none at all - that game deserved to be decided on the day. For the players, coaching staff, spectators, media - the only winner is the AFL who gets the $$$. Of course people will watch the replay because we want to know the outcome, but it's just so disappointing after such a fantastic finish.
1)We get to see another GF !
2)Some folks who missed out may get a chance of a ticket for the replay
3)Some players who missed out may get a chance to take part.
(Mc.Evoy - you're IN . Presti - hmmm.... maybe .)
3)Schneider and Dempster are on world-record pace for most AFL GF's in a career :-)Comment
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hope we get a decent version of the anthem for the replay that was dull yesterdayTheres not much left to sayComment
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He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)Comment
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