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Autopsy Geelong turn out the Power by 76 points.
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Art Vandelay_
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We ended this club in 2007. Complete mental disintegration of a whole club.
Since HT of the game at KP last year we have scored 312 to 117 in 2.5 games against Port.
Baz is our best player.
Jack Henry was a welcome inclusion. Mr Dependable.
Since HT of the game at KP last year we have scored 312 to 117 in 2.5 games against Port.
Baz is our best player.
Jack Henry was a welcome inclusion. Mr Dependable.
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Was not expecting that at half time.
A great win.
Now to back it up against the Dogs.
A great win.
Now to back it up against the Dogs.
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Stengle seems to have found his groove in that second half so hopefully that’s the corner turned for him aswell
Zouz Kitty
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An epic win by our Boyz!
I thought the players would dig very deep to honour Adam + the Selwood family.
An exquisite tribute.
“Peace, peace! he is not dead, he doth not sleep.
He hath awaken'd from the dream of life.”
Adonais
Percy Bysshe Shelley
I thought the players would dig very deep to honour Adam + the Selwood family.
An exquisite tribute.
“Peace, peace! he is not dead, he doth not sleep.
He hath awaken'd from the dream of life.”
Adonais
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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After a tight first half with just 9 points in it at half time, it was great to see us take control in the second half pilling on 12.10 82 compared with Ports 2.3 15 - and then continue on with it as the game went on
And loved seeing Humphries get the the chance to celebrate and show pride in the guernsey that shares his story and that of his siblings
We haven't walked away unscathed though with Dangerfield & Bowes both going down with hamstrings early in the match - now to see how we replace them next week
And loved seeing Humphries get the the chance to celebrate and show pride in the guernsey that shares his story and that of his siblings
We haven't walked away unscathed though with Dangerfield & Bowes both going down with hamstrings early in the match - now to see how we replace them next week
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Good solid professional win.
Move on to next week for a big game down against the Dogs.
Move on to next week for a big game down against the Dogs.
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Dempsey could've broken Ablett Snr's number of goals kicked from a wing there.
Pure_Ownage
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I can't judge where we are at as the oppo had 2 on the bench in the 2nd half.
But I felt our defence was much better this week.
Better team effort to play field position and we will need that next week or the dogs mids will destroy us.
Danger is a big loss and no doubt they will rest him for at least 6 weeks now.
Duncan will be interesting I have no doubt they only wanted him playing 1/4 due to the 300th on Thursday. Can he back up on 5 days-would they make him sub in his 300th? If he can't then it's 300th in Perth which isn't ideal.
Definitely need Stewart back next week and we will have to consider what we do with the ruck options next week. Dogs will be a really tough opponent.
But I felt our defence was much better this week.
Better team effort to play field position and we will need that next week or the dogs mids will destroy us.
Danger is a big loss and no doubt they will rest him for at least 6 weeks now.
Duncan will be interesting I have no doubt they only wanted him playing 1/4 due to the 300th on Thursday. Can he back up on 5 days-would they make him sub in his 300th? If he can't then it's 300th in Perth which isn't ideal.
Definitely need Stewart back next week and we will have to consider what we do with the ruck options next week. Dogs will be a really tough opponent.
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Full credit to Ken Hinkley. Said Port would slow it down in the 2nd half and true to his word their scoring completely stopped. 
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Full credit to our mob for really knuckling down in the 3rd quarter after an utterly lacklustre 1st half - crucial to have secured those four points given last week’s lapse and this week’s early loss of Jack Bowes and Patrick Dangerfield.
The returning Lawson Humphries and Jack Henry stiffened the defense and our midfield - shallow though it is - continues to work their collective arses off to give us a chance.
Blicavs, Smith, Holmes and Atkins are asked to carry a big load; for mine we’re 1 solid midfield rotation away from really eyeing off big things. Regardless, they were equal to every challenge on Adelaide Oval this day.
The forward line lost a key figure in Dangerfield early on, and his injury along with compromised playing conditions conspired to constipate our attack early on. As is often the case, it was forward defensive pressure that unlocked things; disciplined tackling eventually had Port's defenders 2nd guessing themselves and that’s all it took for the likes of Jeremy Cameron and Ollie Henry to pounce.
By the last quarter the club had well and truly asserted it’s dominance, brutally illustrated early in the term when our mob collectively pressured, harrassed and worried Port backwards, backwards, backwards, forcing them from their arc all the way back to the centre of the ground, whereupon Brad Close executed a textbook smother before gathering.
From there he and Stengle waxed the ball until Jeremy Cameron was gifted a shot for goal. Delicious.
On an individual level, Ollie Dempsey’s 3rd quarter was electric; he has become the proverbial excitement machine over the past 2 seasons; highly watchable.
I’ve already mentioned the midfield’s excellence but Bailey Smith really went above and beyond yet again; he brought his energy when the game was stagnant early on and just kept on truckin’ all game long. Love the hunger, and the defensive side of his game was spot-on today too.
Port looked a broken club as time ticked on in the last quarter, threw the towel in before the final siren.
Nice to see Mitch Duncan quietly re-establishing his credentials in recent weeks; subbed on early today and played a very tidy game; ran well, efficient, put his head over the ball when he had to. Good luck to Mitch next week!
The returning Lawson Humphries and Jack Henry stiffened the defense and our midfield - shallow though it is - continues to work their collective arses off to give us a chance.
Blicavs, Smith, Holmes and Atkins are asked to carry a big load; for mine we’re 1 solid midfield rotation away from really eyeing off big things. Regardless, they were equal to every challenge on Adelaide Oval this day.
The forward line lost a key figure in Dangerfield early on, and his injury along with compromised playing conditions conspired to constipate our attack early on. As is often the case, it was forward defensive pressure that unlocked things; disciplined tackling eventually had Port's defenders 2nd guessing themselves and that’s all it took for the likes of Jeremy Cameron and Ollie Henry to pounce.
By the last quarter the club had well and truly asserted it’s dominance, brutally illustrated early in the term when our mob collectively pressured, harrassed and worried Port backwards, backwards, backwards, forcing them from their arc all the way back to the centre of the ground, whereupon Brad Close executed a textbook smother before gathering.
From there he and Stengle waxed the ball until Jeremy Cameron was gifted a shot for goal. Delicious.
On an individual level, Ollie Dempsey’s 3rd quarter was electric; he has become the proverbial excitement machine over the past 2 seasons; highly watchable.
I’ve already mentioned the midfield’s excellence but Bailey Smith really went above and beyond yet again; he brought his energy when the game was stagnant early on and just kept on truckin’ all game long. Love the hunger, and the defensive side of his game was spot-on today too.
Port looked a broken club as time ticked on in the last quarter, threw the towel in before the final siren.
Nice to see Mitch Duncan quietly re-establishing his credentials in recent weeks; subbed on early today and played a very tidy game; ran well, efficient, put his head over the ball when he had to. Good luck to Mitch next week!
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Have to say the obvious but a very somber win tonight
Falconx
All Australian
Just happy to see that Henry and Humphries haven't missed a beat because we sure as shit needed some extra support down back.
Also never thought I'd see the day O'Connor has 28 disposals going at 96% with 800 metres gained.
Also never thought I'd see the day O'Connor has 28 disposals going at 96% with 800 metres gained.
DangerHere
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Great win, Bazlenka is just a huge add to the team. We love his energy and cheekiness.
Jezza was awesome in that second half, he was off the leash. Great to see
Jezza was awesome in that second half, he was off the leash. Great to see
Too bad it wasn't 119.
I'll take the win though.
I'll take the win though.
