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Good win. It was nice to see the team continue to play hard even after the game was won. I wonder if this team will show up in Melbourne next week? As for the crowd...Bad weather, track work and a rotten time of day....bad combination..
Jetta love all over the airwaves today. Looks like he will be a joy to watch for a long time, hopefully in red n white.
Jack is looking very Ablett jnr like, love his moves.
"He was proud of us when we won and he was still proud of us when we lost' Tami Roos about Paul Sept 06.
Four quarters of effort; I include the second because Bulldogs stepped up pressure but we held them.
The midfield had a great day - not always first to the ball - the Bulldog midfield is pretty good - but repeatedly drove forward into attack. And the forwards didn't let them down.
Not a poor performance from anyone.
Personal favourite was Jude: as an American critic said of Freud, he went down deeper, stayed down longer and came up dirtier than anyone before or since. Jetta took a little while to get into the game but made the absolute most of all his possessions, superb goals, provided run, field kicking good, impressive in the conditions. And modest with it all, a joy to watch.
Tireless running and delivery from Hannebery and Shaw.
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)
He was pretty good - nothing sensational but very good considering how long he has been out. Pyke, well he rammed a few words down my throat - he was very workmanlike - good even!
"I suspect that this is going to go down to the wire," Mick Malthouse said on radio prior to the opening bounce. "And I'm going with Footscray."
Pyke handled much of the rucking load. Had 40 hitouts, took three marks. Mumford 15 hitouts and seven disposals, but threw his body around in the clinches. Good preparation ahead of next week's game.
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Only 13,505 bothered to show up...that must be the worst SCG crowd since the mid-90s...
omg please forgive me for not getting out of my sick bed to attend today - id hv been mad to go out in the cold - Prims didn't go either she's crook too. There is a lot of it about please consider that will you? At least the boys had a good win - and sad to say but You have to admit Rhyce Shaw is a better player when Nick Mal is not on the ground. Our back line looked less congested.
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Pyke handled much of the rucking load. Had 40 hitouts, took three marks. Mumford 15 hitouts and seven disposals, but threw his body around in the clinches. Good preparation ahead of next week's game.
Wow, two proper ruckman worked, who would have thought? Nice win boys.
I thought that was a quite extraordinary performance - in the wet and against a team that isn't too bad.
Loved Lewis RT's attack on the contest.
Loved Shaw's run run run - his best game of the year by far, especially as he started out also responsible for the dangerous Dalhaus
Loved how Hanners just kept going all game long. He doesn't do the flash but he's as relentless as they come.
Loved Lewis J's dash, flair, skill, composure, modesty (most of the time).
Loved Old Man Jude turning back the clock.
Love Ted. Full stop.
This is very close to our best 22 (obviously Rohan and Goodes) and I think having 2 ruck men works well. LRT had a stellar first half but faded in the second, where Jetta did the opposite. Jetta could be our next Goodes if he keeps it up. I though TDL today proved why he should be in the team- starting to develop a forward line (how about that return rate for inside 50s in the first qtr!). I know the dogs are struggling to create a strong forward line without hall but our backline functions like one well-oiled tight unit.
"Pyke, well he rammed a few words down my throat - he was very workmanlike - good even!" Struth, Foreign Legend. It sounds as though you have made some real progress. Can we copy Wet Toast and play two ruckman in the one side every week? Where did Mumford go when not in ruck? Cheers.
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