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Same reason why he was worth absolutely nothing at the end of last year and all of a sudden he is viewed as their best midfielder.What is with all the flog Geelong fans laugh reacting any comment in which any of us mentions on any thread, at how the club looked after Smith well through his behaviour issues, and his ACL. And that we are disappointed with how he checked out, and wasn't committed to the club in his final months, and that the way he left us was piss poor. And questioning his most likely BS reasons for leaving "wanted a change" = "Geelong got in my head and convinced me to quit 18 months ago, plus the money and stroking my ego and building my brand was too much to pass."
Crazy how so many of them hated him when he was with us. Suddenly act over defensive in pot shots at the Dogs, and acting like we were in the wrong and how Smith is perfect now that he is with them. Then again, they thought Smith smacking a ball in someones face is "great football". Having lived in Geelong for so long, their fans are the biggest whiners, with sense of entitlement and bigger arrogance than most fan bases in the league. So no surprise they get hard ons over dog acts on the field. Smith could king hit Bont and knock him out, and their fans will be screaming "f**k yeah", and clapping him in the stands. That's the type of fan base they have.
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They're Geelong Football League supporters. Of course.What is with all the flog Geelong fans laugh reacting any comment in which any of us mentions on any thread, at how the club looked after Smith well through his behaviour issues, and his ACL. And that we are disappointed with how he checked out, and wasn't committed to the club in his final months, and that the way he left us was piss poor. And questioning his most likely BS reasons for leaving "wanted a change" = "Geelong got in my head and convinced me to quit 18 months ago, plus the money and stroking my ego and building my brand was too much to pass." If the shoe was on the other foot, we'd hear no end of it.
Crazy how so many of them hated him when he was with us. Suddenly act over defensive in pot shots at the Dogs, and acting like we were in the wrong and how Smith is perfect now that he is with them. Then again, they thought Smith smacking a ball in someones face is "great football". Having lived in Geelong for so long, their fans are the biggest whiners, with sense of entitlement and bigger arrogance than most fan bases in the league. So no surprise they get hard ons over dog acts on the field. Smith could king hit Bont and knock him out, and their fans will be screaming "f**k yeah", and clapping him in the stands. That's the type of fan base they have.
I think he will behave himself onfield. After all, none of the players have any issue with him; he was here, now he’s gone. He also - afawk - had an amicable relationship with everyone while at the club. His best friend, Laith, is still there. Baz is just drumming up a bit of publicity for himself, but he will concentrate on footy on game day.
Should replay Richards comments from last time we played there in a mud pit.Hopefully we smash the cats, then in a post game interview one of our players says - it's a shame to have played this game on such a little ground out here, but we've got a big run of games now at our home ground at Marvel that is adult sized and in the city.
Treloar is a test. Who knowsSniff will behave himself to begin with but if the game goes his/Geelongs way watch the lip and antics start, he's a front runner.
Part of me wants a bit of niggle and to go after him, but that would be detrimental to us winning the game, which would really set up our season.
Was hoping Treloar would get up for this one, the 5 day break a non factor as he didnt play last week and the bye to come gives him the extra week to recover, could even sub him off so he doesnt have to play a full game. Treloar for Arty would have been a great result.
Think Arty for Baker will be the only change, unless someone unexpectedly doesnt get up off the 5 day break.
I'd totally forgotten about that! Geez this ground needs a breatherShould replay Richards comments from last time we played there in a mud pit.

Score more then they do.So how do we win this game?
Squiggle has this as one of two games for the rest of the year where we aren’t favourites with Geelong at a 59% chance to win (the other is Brisbane with a 51% chance of winning). There’s a few statistical models that are really high on us at the moment.
I understand that no prediction model is perfect, but this shows that if we maintain form we have a massive opportunity ahead, especially if we happen to win this week.
Let's not forget we were 66-1 outsiders going into the 2016 finals series.Didn’t realise we were second favourites for the flag
Agree. The psychology of being favourites does funny things. Complacency is an obvious one. A sudden bout of self-consciousness leading to self-doubt is another. If we start to overthink things we can lose our fluency, spontaneity and self-belief.We've been here so many times before. We're on a hot streak, the media is hyping us up to be the best thing since sliced bread, we miss the 4 and get booted out of finals week one. Would love this year to be different. We need to sustain what we have started building and pinch a win as underdogs here. I hope we go into this match feeling like underdogs too because that's when we play our best.
And us supporters need to go along for the ride. But we won't.Agree. The psychology of being favourites does funny things. Complacency is an obvious one. A sudden bout of self-consciousness leading to self-doubt is another. If we start to overthink things we can lose our fluency, spontaneity and self-belief.
That's Bevo's challenge ... but it's also his favourite turf.
We need to be comfortable being overdogs.
For the first time in years we don't seem mentally weak, even when the pressure is on. I hope it's long lived.Agree. The psychology of being favourites does funny things. Complacency is an obvious one. A sudden bout of self-consciousness leading to self-doubt is another. If we start to overthink things we can lose our fluency, spontaneity and self-belief.
That's Bevo's challenge ... but it's also his favourite turf.
We need to be comfortable being overdogs.
“Scats” I love it. I went with the scat of the spotted quoll, or troll, in a reference to those from the Scats board who seem to like making deposits of laughing emoji’s on anything in reference to Baz.And us supporters need to go along for the ride. But we won't.. Not a bad thing, we don't want to be as insufferable as Hoks and Scats supporters.
Yep, good choice, looks like your average Scats supporter.“Scats” I love it. I went with the scat of the spotted quoll, or troll, in a reference to those from the Scats board who seem to like making deposits of laughing emoji’s on anything in reference to Baz.