Let alone 3 in a row.
Just gonna cry myself to sleep while listening to holy grail and summer of 69 on repeat.
Just gonna cry myself to sleep while listening to holy grail and summer of 69 on repeat.
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That feel when you might never get to see your team winning a premiership
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He's got it worse...
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nek minnit Bulldogs win 5 premierships in the next 10 years
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I am extremely lucky and grateful to have seen the club I support win multiple premierships.
I am not sure if I will see another one however.
I am not sure if I will see another one however.
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Imo, winning the minor premiership is more significant than winning the flag.
Being consistently the best over 22 weeks is far harder to do than being the best over 4 weeks.
Being consistently the best over 22 weeks is far harder to do than being the best over 4 weeks.
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Oh when I look back now, that summer seemed to last forever, and if I had the choice yeah I'd always wanna be there
Those were the best days of my life.
Jus gonna scull this long neck and hope i wake up to seeing Deledio winning the Norm Smith.
Those were the best days of my life.
Jus gonna scull this long neck and hope i wake up to seeing Deledio winning the Norm Smith.
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The way the Poms do the EPL is the correct way.
Team that finishes on top of the ladder is the champion.
No knockout finals series...that's just there like an encore, a way to extract extra money/fans, completely fickle nature of the finals, knockout process, means average teams can limp into the qualifiers and go on a 4 game hot streak.
It's BS.
Team that finishes on top of the ladder is the champion.
No knockout finals series...that's just there like an encore, a way to extract extra money/fans, completely fickle nature of the finals, knockout process, means average teams can limp into the qualifiers and go on a 4 game hot streak.
It's BS.
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Valid point....but still the end result is there. The top teams will be at the top, and the bottom at the bottom. The pecking order of the topmost teams might change a little.
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Checking in lads
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If the AFL actually followed the American knockout system, Hawthorn would've been eliminated first week anyway.
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Was it the best day or even game of the year this year? Or even last year?
Wasn't there a regular season game at the end, one of the last few, where either Hawthorn, West Coast or Fremantle could've taken 1st spot depending on results that day? THAT is just like GF day. Season coming down to the wire, you're playing for the #1 spot, another team could cement it. Im sure those games round 21-22 or so were better games than the GF the last few years.
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But did we win?
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You play 17 games in a season. One game against every team. The following year, you flip where the home/away game was played. So over two years you play every team twice both home and away.
After 17 rounds...the top 2 teams play in the Grand Final.
Why not that? Hybrid of two different systems.
After 17 rounds...the top 2 teams play in the Grand Final.
Why not that? Hybrid of two different systems.
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