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*Venting Anger Post*
I just got home after watching Carlton play Sydney with a bunch of my mates and I'm sorry but Sydney played the most horrible style of football I have seen in my relatively short life, that being 17 years. They completely grabbed the game around the neck and strangled the absolute life through it, not only dropping the standard of football skill but the entertainment value too. You ever go and buy something and realise how shocking it is and demand your money back? Yeah well I felt that way tonight, OK I payed 11 bucks to watch this game BUT CMON this was like a game of rugby, NO probably much lower than rugby, it wasn't Aussie Rules football, it was completely bulltish. They didn't deserve to win tonight and THEY CERTAINLY didn't deserve to win the flag last season, as it is no way near reflective on who dominated in the 2005 season. Brian Taylor on Triple M this afternoon summed it up brilliantly when he said flags are all about being in the right place at the right time. However, after tonight, not only do I feel a wierd twinge in my stomach everytime I watch a game of football, I walk away with a horrible bitter taste in the back of my mouth thanks to the 2005 reigining premiers. Woeful, deplorable, UGLY football.
But what does this have to do with Melbourne? Considering how we play them next week, along with my new found deep seeded hate for the Sydney Swans, I would love nothing more to see us completely outplay the Swans with the slick, mecurial style that we so rarely use but are capeable of using. My only worry is that they'll do to us what they did to Carlton. If so, I give up on the AFL and devote myself to the A-League most likely. No, that's going a tad far, but by then I would rate the likes of Collingwood higher on the list of lifeforms, promoting them beyond the status of parasites, and relegate Sydney to something much worse.
You're stuck in a room with a axe mudered, a man eating lion and a Sydney player. You have a gun with 2 bullets. Who do you shoot?
The Sydney player
...
Twice
I just got home after watching Carlton play Sydney with a bunch of my mates and I'm sorry but Sydney played the most horrible style of football I have seen in my relatively short life, that being 17 years. They completely grabbed the game around the neck and strangled the absolute life through it, not only dropping the standard of football skill but the entertainment value too. You ever go and buy something and realise how shocking it is and demand your money back? Yeah well I felt that way tonight, OK I payed 11 bucks to watch this game BUT CMON this was like a game of rugby, NO probably much lower than rugby, it wasn't Aussie Rules football, it was completely bulltish. They didn't deserve to win tonight and THEY CERTAINLY didn't deserve to win the flag last season, as it is no way near reflective on who dominated in the 2005 season. Brian Taylor on Triple M this afternoon summed it up brilliantly when he said flags are all about being in the right place at the right time. However, after tonight, not only do I feel a wierd twinge in my stomach everytime I watch a game of football, I walk away with a horrible bitter taste in the back of my mouth thanks to the 2005 reigining premiers. Woeful, deplorable, UGLY football.
But what does this have to do with Melbourne? Considering how we play them next week, along with my new found deep seeded hate for the Sydney Swans, I would love nothing more to see us completely outplay the Swans with the slick, mecurial style that we so rarely use but are capeable of using. My only worry is that they'll do to us what they did to Carlton. If so, I give up on the AFL and devote myself to the A-League most likely. No, that's going a tad far, but by then I would rate the likes of Collingwood higher on the list of lifeforms, promoting them beyond the status of parasites, and relegate Sydney to something much worse.
You're stuck in a room with a axe mudered, a man eating lion and a Sydney player. You have a gun with 2 bullets. Who do you shoot?
The Sydney player
...
Twice











