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38 points
So 5 goals?
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38 points
In classic WCE style, yes. The quickest way to 38 points is 5 goals.So 5 goals?
Tis ok, colour comments guys Dunstall and Brown spent the entire first half talking about Carlton.OMFG they have just put up a graphic that says we lost by 46 points to the Bulldogs, and Hall didn't even realise it was wrong.
Didn't know enough to actually say anything. Just said we were unconvincing. LLoyd said we can make the 4 but ruled us out for the flag.Now that we didn't look impressive Barrett seems keen to talk about us on Access All Areas (going from the description, I haven't been able to bring myself to watch it yet)
Didn't know enough to actually say anything. Just said we were unconvincing.
Chance to make a statement?ON THE BLOCK: Sunday’s game against Carlton was a chance for West Coast to come to Melbourne, win by a big margin and make a statement going into September.
Damned if we do, damned if we don't.Chance to make a statement?
Win by 10 goals and the reaction would be no different from the Lions Gabba belting. All the usual people (Damien Barrett, the trolls/idiots on the main board) would be mocking the "flat trackers" and bringing up the Hawthorn/Geelong/Sydney away games yet again
Damned if we do, damned if we don't.
Who wrote that? Looks like Hackdorns style.ON THE BLOCK: Sunday’s game against Carlton was a chance for West Coast to come to Melbourne, win by a big margin and make a statement going into September. The Eagles won, but that was about it. The pressure will now fall on a number of players as West Coast looks to find the right balance heading into September. Sharrod Wellingham, Jack Redden and Jamie Cripps were all quiet against the Blues and will be looking to bounce back this week. The Eagles may be forced to make at least two changes with Jeremy McGovern (left thumb) and Matt Priddis (left quad) under injury clouds.
Wellingham and Cripps quite? i dont think so!
I'm sure they didn't realise there's a double 'n' in Glendenninghttp://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...n/news-story/6ac92d4212e8ec2d2819a3e1d598d233
"The star midfielder was named All-Australian in 2004 after dominating in a star-studded West Coast midfield that included Ben Cousins, Chris Judd, Daniel Kerr and Andrew Embley.
In that year he won the club’s best and fairest award, the Ross Glendening Medal."
Josh Hill likes thisI'm sure they didn't realise there's a double 'n' in Glendenning
Honest mistake
So that means Josh Carr...That's Club B&F Josh Hill to you
Josh Hill likes this
That's Club B&F Josh Hill to you