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Autopsy AFL 2025 Rd 16 - Pies v Eagles - Sat June 28th 7:35pm AEST (Marvel)

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COLLINGWOOD vs WEST COAST - Who will win?

  • Pies by a goal or less

    Votes: 1 3.3%
  • Pies by 7-20

    Votes: 1 3.3%
  • Pies by alot

    Votes: 19 63.3%
  • Eagles by a goal or less

    Votes: 1 3.3%
  • Eagles by 7-20

    Votes: 2 6.7%
  • Eagles by a lot

    Votes: 6 20.0%
  • Draw

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    30
  • Poll closed .

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My final thoughts on the game:

Collingwood have cruised to a dominant victory over the struggling West Coast Eagles at Marvel Stadium, asserting their ladder-leading status with a clinical and relentless performance. From the opening bounce, the Magpies controlled possession, territory, and tempo, outclassing the Eagles in every department. The win never looked in doubt, as Collingwood’s elite ball movement and defensive pressure smothered any hopes of an upset.

But while the team thrived, one man stood alone. Above the chaos of the contest, beyond the grasp of mortal defenders, there moved Nick Daicos.

What Daicos delivered on Saturday afternoon was not merely a good game. It was a revelation, a shimmering vision of what the sport could be in its purest, most refined form. He didn’t just collect possessions; he summoned them. Every touch felt inevitable. Every disposal, an act of intention and precision. It was as though the football itself were drawn to him by divine magnetism.

Statistically, he was untouchable:
  • 30 disposals – as effortless as breathing.
  • 5 clearances – conjured from congestion like miracles.
  • 9 inside 50s – arrows loosed from the bow of Olympus.
  • 9 score involvements – weaving his will into the scoreboard itself.
  • 1 goal – struck like lightning from a clear sky.
Opposition coaches try to plan for him. They assign taggers, shift zones, pray to the gods of structure. But when Daicos plays like this, there is no answer — only acceptance. His presence distorts time and space. He glides, and the ground seems to thank him for the honour. He commands, and the game obeys.

Craig McRae may be the official coach, but when Daicos plays like this, he’s the true conductor. The rest of the league watches in equal parts admiration and fear, aware that they’re witnessing not just dominance, but ascension.

Nick Daicos is not just a player. He is the moment. He is the movement. He is the Magpie Empire’s shining son.

And if this is what Round 16 looks like, heaven help whoever stands in his way come finals.
 
Eagles played really well. At times they just couldn’t capitalise on their hard work.
Experience counted for us and some regular performers stepped up and got us across the line.
Maynard, Hill, Schultz, Frampton, DeGoey & McCreery will bolster us… but tonight was a good game against strong opponents.
 
Great finish Jobe, deserved that with the disrespect his direct opponent is showing.
ski lol GIF by Outside TV

There ya go Fitzey. Never mind.
 
It’s sad watching Pendles get old. I remember when he was drafted and a young up and comer. It’s like buying a puppy and watching it get old, lose its hearing and then the hip goes. Next… it’s a stop at the vet to say goodbye to old Rover.
Time is a cruel mistress.
 

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My final thoughts on the game:

Collingwood have cruised to a dominant victory over the struggling West Coast Eagles at Marvel Stadium, asserting their ladder-leading status with a clinical and relentless performance. From the opening bounce, the Magpies controlled possession, territory, and tempo, outclassing the Eagles in every department. The win never looked in doubt, as Collingwood’s elite ball movement and defensive pressure smothered any hopes of an upset.

But while the team thrived, one man stood alone. Above the chaos of the contest, beyond the grasp of mortal defenders, there moved Nick Daicos.

What Daicos delivered on Saturday afternoon was not merely a good game. It was a revelation, a shimmering vision of what the sport could be in its purest, most refined form. He didn’t just collect possessions; he summoned them. Every touch felt inevitable. Every disposal, an act of intention and precision. It was as though the football itself were drawn to him by divine magnetism.

Statistically, he was untouchable:
  • 30 disposals – as effortless as breathing.
  • 5 clearances – conjured from congestion like miracles.
  • 9 inside 50s – arrows loosed from the bow of Olympus.
  • 9 score involvements – weaving his will into the scoreboard itself.
  • 1 goal – struck like lightning from a clear sky.
Opposition coaches try to plan for him. They assign taggers, shift zones, pray to the gods of structure. But when Daicos plays like this, there is no answer — only acceptance. His presence distorts time and space. He glides, and the ground seems to thank him for the honour. He commands, and the game obeys.

Craig McRae may be the official coach, but when Daicos plays like this, he’s the true conductor. The rest of the league watches in equal parts admiration and fear, aware that they’re witnessing not just dominance, but ascension.

Nick Daicos is not just a player. He is the moment. He is the movement. He is the Magpie Empire’s shining son.

And if this is what Round 16 looks like, heaven help whoever stands in his way come finals.
Em dashes instead of hyphens, typographic apostrophes like it’s fresh out of a publishing house, and that unnaturally balanced phrasing—it’s practically screaming “authored by ChatGPT.” Still, I’ll give credit where it’s due: the Daicos praise was on point, and—let’s be honest—that was a genuinely impressive showing from West Coast.
 
Em dashes instead of hyphens, typographic apostrophes like it’s fresh out of a publishing house, and that unnaturally balanced phrasing—it’s practically screaming “authored by ChatGPT.” Still, I’ll give credit where it’s due: the Daicos praise was on point, and—let’s be honest—that was a genuinely impressive showing from West Coast.

can confirm i didnt spend my time manually writing a faux post about glazing daicos
 
The groans from the crowd just before half time were epic, hopefully we get better and learn to win but congrats to the Pies they are some kind of team.
 
Eagles hit us hard, well played. Some grand kids playing for them.

They've been knocked for holding onto their 2018 stars too long, bugger that, I'd rather err on the side of loyalty. You eat a bit of shit for it but i think loyalty is its own reward.

Em dashes instead of hyphens, typographic apostrophes like it’s fresh out of a publishing house, and that unnaturally balanced phrasing—it’s practically screaming “authored by ChatGPT.” Still, I’ll give credit where it’s due: the Daicos praise was on point, and—let’s be honest—that was a genuinely impressive showing from West Coast.
Old mate is making a fair point about syrupy commentary, fair play to him.

In general I'd like to see chatgtp posts deleted and users banned: not in this case, there was a point to it, but in general.

I'm here for the human generated slop,not machine slop.
 

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Eagles hit us hard, well played. Some grand kids playing for them.

They've been knocked for holding onto their 2018 stars too long, bugger that, I'd rather err on the side of loyalty. You eat a bit of shit for it but i think loyalty is its own reward.


Old mate is making a fair point about syrupy commentary, fair play to him.

In general I'd like to see chatgtp posts deleted and users banned: not in this case, there was a point to it, but in general.

I'm here for the human generated slop,not machine slop.


unfortunately the system doesn't benefit loyalty
 
Pick 1 in the Mid season draft sure was a important one this year. McCarthy been a huge pick up for us and is actually transforming how we play a bit and thats after 2 games. He is the player we have missed since Shannon Hurn retired basically. That quarterback

To get such a player outside the main draft is huge when you are rebuilding. Thankfully we had pick 1 in the MSD because its accelerated our rebuild a fair bit by landing us a very important piece of the puzzle
 
That's pretty cool. Who's grandfather are you? McCarthy?
Not that old! :$ Getting there though.
unfortunately the system doesn't benefit loyalty
Yeah still worth doing (and it helps when you're a well resourced club so you can carry and honour players better). I think part of Carltons problem is trying too hard to "hard-nosed and unsentimental" with the players for too long.

Eventually being unsentimental bites back. It's weird because they're loyal to their stars, and have a lot of ex players hanging around. I think they have even more they've shafted though.

Your club got a lot of stick for supporting Kerr and esp Cousins in their troubles, seemed the right thing to me, but not everyone agreed.
 
When we overran you in the third, it was chaos footy on the wing that did it. Generate a spillage on the wing and hit it at pace. Turned the game around doing that.

Of course, we had Dempsey on one wing and Stengle on the other that night ...
Actually it was in the last, cats got control of the game.

First time Pies looked vulnerable, but yeah, because Pies like to outnumber at contest, if they lose contested footy they're exposed. Lose clearances as well

See wc last night, saints, dee's, your mob.

Confident we can regain it.
 
Typical recent Collingwood form, they rarely thrash anybody and they didn't this time again. They get the job done and that's all they need to do. You have to admire them, but if i said that i might spew all over the place!
 

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