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[SMaturin]

This is the pinnacle of footy, in my opinion.

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[Val Keating]

This is the pinnacle of footy, in my opinion.

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Roberts had a huge few minutes. That bit of play about the 9 minute mark that results in a Carey mark was sensational.

 

[Supreme_Chancellor]

 

[Val Keating]

Full game

 

[Val Keating]

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I’ve always thought Vince was soft going down like he did. No doubt Ben is strong and that would’ve hurt but imagine if Ben had his weight on his left leg.....

 

[Sillygit]

This is the pinnacle of footy, in my opinion.

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jesus those three free kicks, then nothing down the other end and goal, infuriating

 

[SMaturin]

McKenna was going to jump the fence and belt the umpire.

 

[Caracas]

I’ve always thought Vince was soft going down like he did. No doubt Ben is strong and that would’ve hurt but imagine if Ben had his weight on his left leg.....

I reckon Higgins is the most hilarious part of it.


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[SMaturin]

Best shepherd in memory delivered by big Alex.

 

[Heaps of fun]

This is the pinnacle of footy, in my opinion.

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What the * was Longmire doing after that mark on the line?

 

[SMaturin]

What the fu** was Longmire doing after that mark on the line?

Yah...

 

[see see]

This is the pinnacle of footy, in my opinion.

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You're no doubt aware of the excellent podcast The Greatest Season That Was: 1993. The basic premise of the podcast is that footy peaked that year and it's all been downhill ever since. I have more than a little sympathy for that hypothesis.

For mine, the last quarter of the * v Eagles game that year (the one after which Sheedy famously waved his jacket) is the best I've seen. It was a perfect example of the attacking, hard-edged style of the era.

 

[Gasometer]

You're no doubt aware of the excellent podcast The Greatest Season That Was: 1993. The basic premise of the podcast is that footy peaked that year and it's all been downhill ever since. I have more than a little sympathy for that hypothesis.

For mine, the last quarter of the * v Eagles game that year (the one after which Sheedy famously waved his jacket) is the best I've seen. It was a perfect example of the attacking, hard-edged style of the era.

I reckon that era went all the way up until Terry Wallet beat the * in 2000 (?) at Docklands with basketballesque defence strategies.



Since then its been mostly a cross between Mini Golf and Chess.