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That was my thinking too.Stealing my ideas!!
To be fair Lester did play on him last match but just couldn't keep up.
How the gigging going? Able to play in QLD?Stealing my ideas!!
To be fair Lester did play on him last match but just couldn't keep up.
Works every time.With score differential?
How the gigging going? Able to play in QLD?
That must be dispiriting. The Arts have been smashed by COVID. If you are writing, you should have plenty of new material to choose from.We can but I'm apprehensive to book shows. Booking fees are the same or have gone up (300-400 for a 100 pax venue) but said venues can't hold a full crowd so essentially you have to charge a lot more per ticket to make the same $$ that you could previously. Couple that with a recession + less punters going to shows and it's hard to make the effort to put on a show to barely break even.
I rather vs Port then Geelong. Geelong look like they are the team to beat.Interesting if Saints had won, this would have been an exact repeat of 2004 prelim finals except us rightfully playing at home and not robbed by the MCG mafia.
You could say 4 of our back 6 aren’t lightning either (Andrews, Lester, Birchall and Gardiner). Although really these days it’s back 7, but for pace we have Rich, Starc, Ah Chee and Bailey. Looking at Geelong‘s forward line it was their pace that impressed tonight. Still I think we will go in unchanged.4 of Geelong's back 6 are slow as (Henderson, Taylor, Kolodjashnij, Henry), not sure how they will line be able to keep up with our forwards or deal with our forward pressure.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Cats bought in Ratagolea, there is a perception out there that we are vulnerable to 2 big KPF.