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He's been huge. Would love him to snare a coleman and AA
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kane249
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- Oct 27, 2006
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No one is catching Jeremey Cameron this year for the Coleman, far and away the best forward in the comp
I was waiting for at least a sentence on the Eagles and that was it, for the whole show.
Last year we were rarely talked about, that turned out pretty good.
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kane249
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Yeah fair call, goal kicking wise though he's been far and away the most potent. He destroyed the Pies on the weekend.
HoneyBadger35
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It was good to hear that WCE took up the blocking and off ball issues against Gov and Barrass with the umpiring governing body. Didn't sound as though Simmo was at all satisfied with whatever response he got.
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I was sitting near the goals and far out mayne was holding gov all the time. No eyes for the ball either.
Good to see Simmo get annoyed at his presser when someone asked him " Does Wiilie Rioli have a problem burning his teamates"
and mentioned the no handball to Petrol.
Simmo said "No he hasn't. What did you think when he hit up Hickey next?"
Said he just made a bad decision but you could tell he was pisssed.
and mentioned the no handball to Petrol.
Simmo said "No he hasn't. What did you think when he hit up Hickey next?"
Said he just made a bad decision but you could tell he was pisssed.
3 cheers for Gerard Healy's commentary yesterday!
Matele
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Fiery Simmo is best Simmo
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Yes, but it's a bit like last year when the media started claiming we had a 'culture problem' after one incident.
WillieNillie
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Haggers is absolutely livid that Ballantyne is playing this week. He says its the end of the rebuild. I say its the end of his credibility considering some 4 weeks ago he said Fremantle told him he isnt getting a retirement game unless they are mathematically out of the finals, Ballantyne called you a liar for the 100th time and you were proven to be a liar for the 100th time
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HoneyBadger35
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To be fair, Hagdorn could be wrong AND playing the Ballantyne/Sandilands 436 games/68 years old combination could also be a laughably bad decision in a rebuild.
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Pretty sure, I saw him come up with a great tackle, 20m out from Ports goal last night. After Port had won the ball and rebounded.
Agreed - we usually complain about the anti Eagles commentary but GH was almost a Eagles cheerleader
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From this weeks Tackle.
4. WEST COAST BOOKENDS
The last thing those not barracking for West Coast needed was Josh Kennedy back in form. He had kicked two goals in three matches before his seven goals against North Melbourne on Saturday, meaning the Kennedy-Jack Darling partnership is looming as dangerous as the Tom Lynch-Jack Riewoldt combo at Richmond. The performance of Tom Barrass up the other end was just as influential as Kennedy’s seven goals. Barrass made 17 spoils, the second most in a game this season (behind Melbourne’s Tom McDonald in Round 6).
4. WEST COAST BOOKENDS
The last thing those not barracking for West Coast needed was Josh Kennedy back in form. He had kicked two goals in three matches before his seven goals against North Melbourne on Saturday, meaning the Kennedy-Jack Darling partnership is looming as dangerous as the Tom Lynch-Jack Riewoldt combo at Richmond. The performance of Tom Barrass up the other end was just as influential as Kennedy’s seven goals. Barrass made 17 spoils, the second most in a game this season (behind Melbourne’s Tom McDonald in Round 6).
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If we can account for a rising Carlton next weekend I'm pencilling us in for a Grand Final and a chance to go B2B. The right players are hitting their straps at the right time of the year just like last season.
Hurn is going to come in freshly rested as well. He looked a world beater at the start of the season and I expect that's how he'll re-enter the side.
You're so hot sometimes.
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It's a rerun of the same 'bad movie' — a Dockers season fade out as the Eagles soar to the finals
The contrasting fortunes of Perth's AFL sides are clear to see — Fremantle is all but assured of missing the eight for a fourth straight year, while West Coast's attention is firmly on a top four spot, writes Tom Wildie.
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