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Post Game Melt Saturday May 9 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground: Geelong Football Club (6th) play Collingwood Football Club (8th) at 19:35 for 4 premiership points

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Melt ITT.

Who will win?


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On the evening of Saturday, May 9, in the year of Our Lord, 2026, we are likely to see a game involving a football being kicked around an oval-shaped field, between the Geelong Football Club and Collingwood Football Club.

Both teams, who have players and a coaching staff, will arrive at the venue, which is a stadium, and proceed to play the game.
The weather is expected to be some form of weather, and the ground is anticipated to be present and flat, as grounds typically are.

The Geelong team, from Geelong, have been playing games this season, some of which they have won and some of which they have not.

Collingwood, strangely not from Collingwood, are also a football team, and they too have participated in matches this year. They have won fewer games than their opponent.

The match is likely to begin at its scheduled start time and is expected to conclude approximately two and a bit hours later, at which point one team will have scored more points than the other, or possibly the same number of points, though this is statistically less likely.

It is, all things considered, a football game that will happen.

If you are reading this sentence you are a flog
 

Soon-to-be AFL games record holder Scott Pendlebury is among the sporting stars caught up in the collapse of a $75 million fund linked to a struggling A-League club.

Former AFL player manager Jason Sourasis, who is being sued by former clients including Pendlebury amid allegations he mismanaged their investments, was overseeing the project.

The Sayers Road Trust included a reported $75 million of investments from current and ex-AFL players including Pendlebury plus Adam Goodes, Dyson Heppell, Jy Simpkin, Josh Battle and Mason Wood.

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Pictured: Scott Pendlebury celebrates a goal in Jack Crisp's record-breaking game that saw Collingwood lose to Geelong after the siren following a Jack Crisp shank. Funny.
 

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Collingwood will smash the Catters. Nick Daicos will pull off Bailey Smiths head band while Smith will give Daicos a nipple cripple.

Both sook it up.
Sounds like some sort of fetish.
 

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