Round 16: the other games.
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Biggest trend I've noticed in footy in 2020 is that there is no harder challenge for a team than trying to retain their spot in the eight.
Carlton, Melbourne, GWS, Bulldogs and Essendon all lost crucial games they needed to win in recent weeks. Going to be plenty of teams ruing their chances.Comment
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"Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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I enjoyed that. The way that the Crows hung on in the final quarter, was sort of reminiscent of the early Roos era.Comment
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GWS are such plastic trash.
Orange, manufactured, ridiculous, plastic trash.
All those first round draft picks, all those concessions - I’ve seen paper clips that have delivered more value.
Fold them now.'Delicious' is a fun word to sayComment
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Hub life is exposing their lack of club culture and pride. The Swans they ain't....Comment
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I see Connor McKenna has retired as of now.....and has given the Melbourne footy media a well deserved serve.
"Conor McKenna has called for the AFL to consider penalties for Melbourne media that report in an inaccurate or unethical way after his time in the spotlight after a positive coronavirus test in June.
McKenna said there should be "repercussions" and labelled the behaviour of some sections of the football media "disgraceful".
The Irishman, who played 79 matches for Essendon, is retiring with immediate effect and returning home after battling homesickness for much of this year.
"No matter what job you have in life there are always repercussions, but the way the media works in Melbourne there doesn't seem to be," McKenna said.
"There's just a free-for-all to say whatever they want.
"If there are no repercussions, why would they change? I think it's something the AFL should look at."
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