I would reverse Collingwood's 1990 win.
I reckon they wouldnt exist as a team today if they never won that flag.
I reckon they wouldnt exist as a team today if they never won that flag.
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My school was nearly all hawks with the sprinkling of eagle fans.Yes, it was tough in the school grounds after all the GF losses, especially being one of the only Cats supporters at my school in the outer east of Melbourne. They gave it to me.
We weren't greedy. We just wanted 1.
Then these average clubs like Adelaide come from nowhere and win 2! It was truly like a knife in the heart.
Interesting theory considering the wilderness Richmond were in. Big clubs never go away, they just go very quiet and start focusing about other things. I know so many WC fans who aren't talking about footy anymore.I would reverse Collingwood's 1990 win.
I reckon they wouldnt exist as a team today if they never won that flag.
True, I'm just being factiousInteresting theory considering the wilderness Richmond were in. Big clubs never go away, they just go very quiet and start focusing about other things. I know so many WC fans who aren't talking about footy anymore.
Geelong aside, I thought 2018 was one the biggest heartbreakers one could ever imagine. I felt genuine sadness for the Pies to have it stolen at the death like that, but what a kick!
As many others have said, Saints 09/10 was very very heartbreaking as well.
1996 was an interesting season for essendon fans in the finals.For Dons: 01, cos i was there and that era deserved at least 2 flags
For another side: '96. Plugger should have won a flag.
Doubt it. That was a bloody good north side1996 was an interesting season for essendon fans in the finals.
No club in history lost 2 finals in the same season by a point.
I dont know if Essendon would of won the 1996 grand final vs North. Essendon has injuries that season.
The upside of that result in 2017 is that it exposed the culture at your club. Adelaide’s in a much better place now having come out the back of that.2017. * that result.
If not Adelaide, either 2004 for spiteful reasons, 2016 because the Dogs getting any success is just not cricket in my eyes, or 2023 because it would have been a better world with a Collingwood loss.
Think Hafey stuck it to Graeme Richmond, specially from 1977 to 1979 where the Tigers got nowhere near beating the Magpies.1977 (the first one)
- It would have been an epic turnaround to go from wooden spooners one season (76) to Premiers the next (77).
- There would have still been some significant penance paid (lost 60, 64, 66, 70 GF’s) but the Colliwobbles wouldn’t have truly set in. Better chance of winning 79, 80, and/or 81.
- It would have been a real “FU” from Hafey to Richmond
- Collingwood would have stayed ahead on the Premiership count ahead of Carlton and Essendon for a while longer.