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I am expecting it to be like last year in which it shows the AFL part but not the VFL part
Game Day Match Sim vs Hawthorn - Daz can’t be effed making a new one
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I have no idea how people remember a thing a year ago lol
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They showed all 6 quarters last year.
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Maybe it was another year i am thinking of Covid has screwed up my timeline brain
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Coop will come good don't you worry
Where CS fits in to your side will have several Cats fans drooling in expectation.
We are still waiting to see if he can play at the level.Can you play him and Worpel. Seem similar roles. Wish him all the best ...just not against us.The players I want to watch are recent draftees. MacKenzie , Hustwaite and especially Weddle. Liked him in the champs. I fear you have drafted a good one with him.
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That’s 3 different things we’ve seen this week alone
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Lots of competition for spots in our midfield with only Newcombe as the locked inside mid, possibly Nash too. Cooper has the opportunity to push passed Worpel, no doubt, as he needs to redeem himself a bit. I think Cooper can do that and be a serviceable inside mid. He’s probably battling for a spot with Nash, Worpel and Maginness as a pure inside mid, I’ve really liked what I’ve seen of him at training, and he seems good above his head.Where CS fits in to your side will have several Cats fans drooling in expectation.
The players I want to watch are recent draftees. MacKenzie , Hustwaite and especially Weddle. Liked him in the champs. I fear you have drafted a good one with him.
We’re just at a completely different end of the spectrum compared to you guys who have complete stability on pretty much every line.
Weddles training as a winger and has some wheels, but might take a bit to learn that role after playing so much footy as a key defender.
I’ve not seen where your injury list is at, assuming Hawkins will be good to go for the season? Hats off to you guys for winning the flag, and I chuckled when I read the post above about unfurling it for us!
Us Hawks can banter with you guys a hell of a lot but there’s clearly always a lot of respect for how your club goes about it on and off the field, unlike our other main rivals, who we just call drug cheats and a rabble.
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I still maintain we should be unfurling it every game of the year - home, away, pre-season, intraclub - doesn't matter.
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I don’t want to overstay my welcome, but I reckon members and fans deserve to relish premierships as much as they can until the next one is won. Clubs meanwhile, play a straight bat about moving onto the next season and what not.
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Stop being kind of respectful, I want to hate you guys, we'd never get this kind of treatment from Richmond. Stop being a bad villain.
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You're always welcome over here.
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Geez we let 1 bloody Hawk come over and win a flag and now they all wanna come over.
Better a Hawk than a tiger though... atleast we had a respectful but intense rivalry, those guys are just brain dead wet farts.
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Cats v Hawks is the rivalry for us.
It’s real, dripping with hatred but bound with mutual respect
And provided the resoect is referred. You are always welcome.
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I keep seeing people referring to it as 8 quarters but really we should be saying we are playing Eighths against the Hawks.
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A bit more about tomorrow...
Geelong fans will be treated to eight periods of play in a huge night of footy at GMHBA Stadium on Thursday.
The Cats’ first competitive hit-out of 2023 will be a match simulation featuring the club’s AFL and VFL-listed players as they take on Hawthorn and the Box Hill Hawks.
Each of the eight ‘quarters’ will run for 30 minutes, with first bounce at 4pm. The first four quarters will feature AFL-listed players, before VFL players swap in for the second half of play.
Entry is FREE for members and fans of both clubs, with gates to open at 3.30pm.
For those unable to make it, the first four quarters will be streamed live on Kayo and broadcast on Foxtel.
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Geelong fans will be treated to eight periods of play in a huge night of footy at GMHBA Stadium on Thursday.
The Cats’ first competitive hit-out of 2023 will be a match simulation featuring the club’s AFL and VFL-listed players as they take on Hawthorn and the Box Hill Hawks.
Each of the eight ‘quarters’ will run for 30 minutes, with first bounce at 4pm. The first four quarters will feature AFL-listed players, before VFL players swap in for the second half of play.
Entry is FREE for members and fans of both clubs, with gates to open at 3.30pm.
For those unable to make it, the first four quarters will be streamed live on Kayo and broadcast on Foxtel.
Cats Prepare for Match Simulation
There will be a mammoth evening of footy at GMHBA Stadium on Thursday
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Tomorrow?A bit more about tonight...
Geelong fans will be treated to eight periods of play in a huge night of footy at GMHBA Stadium on Thursday.
The Cats’ first competitive hit-out of 2023 will be a match simulation featuring the club’s AFL and VFL-listed players as they take on Hawthorn and the Box Hill Hawks.
Each of the eight ‘quarters’ will run for 30 minutes, with first bounce at 4pm. The first four quarters will feature AFL-listed players, before VFL players swap in for the second half of play.
Entry is FREE for members and fans of both clubs, with gates to open at 3.30pm.
For those unable to make it, the first four quarters will be streamed live on Kayo and broadcast on Foxtel.
Cats Prepare for Match Simulation
There will be a mammoth evening of footy at GMHBA Stadium on Thursday
Got excited there for a second
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