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Vamos wrote:

Vamos wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Charlie Spargo had taken over from Sicily as the most punchable face in the AFL

'Cory' Weightman is a contender

Jack Ginnivan is firming, will be odds on after ducking into a few tackles today.

No one else is in the contest, Ginnivan hands down. Oh for the old days when a little upstart like this wouldnt have seen quarter time.

Honourable mention to Chad Warner

daysofourlives wrote:

Vamos wrote:

Vamos wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Charlie Spargo had taken over from Sicily as the most punchable face in the AFL

'Cory' Weightman is a contender

Jack Ginnivan is firming, will be odds on after ducking into a few tackles today.

No one else is in the contest, Ginnivan hands down. Oh for the old days when a little upstart like this wouldnt have seen quarter time.

Honourable mention to Chad Warner

David Rhys Jones would have had a word or two to him by 1/4 time for sure.

Deadset rabble

Get the next one will make it very interesting

You can easily fix footy by removing every rule implemented under Steve sHockings reign of terror

Rubbish 50 seals the deal

Armchair expert wrote:You can easily fix footy by removing every rule implemented under Steve sHockings reign of terror

and your tipping

locky801 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:You can easily fix footy by removing every rule implemented under Steve sHockings reign of terror

and your tipping

8/9 this week

Armchair expert wrote:

locky801 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:You can easily fix footy by removing every rule implemented under Steve sHockings reign of terror

and your tipping

8/9 this week

good job 7 here i think

Vamos wrote:Rubbish 50 seals the deal

Collingwood definitely got the better deal with the umps all day

Awesome crowd in this day and age.

22 frees to Essendon 16 to Collingwood

Wedgie wrote:Awesome crowd in this day and age.

Members finally starting to vote with their feet. Gutless, pathetic club.

amber_fluid wrote:

Vamos wrote:Rubbish 50 seals the deal

Collingwood definitely got the better deal with the umps all day

Every ANZAC Day it happens.

amber_fluid wrote:

Vamos wrote:Rubbish 50 seals the deal

Collingwood definitely got the better deal with the umps all day

Just no need for a 50 like that, he feigned the kick it's play on. Infuriating!

Congratulations Collingwood on winning their grand final.

regards,

REB

Wedgie wrote:Awesome crowd in this day and age.

On commentary they said it's the highest crowd at an AFL game since the 2018 Grand Final.

Jim05 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Awesome crowd in this day and age.

Members finally starting to vote with their feet. Gutless, pathetic club.

Jim mate, your boys aren't terrible, just that game plan. You guys get the ball enough but my god do you **** around with it.

The handballs and handballs and then bang into to trouble. Give Wright and Stringer a chance down there.

Was a fantastic day at the G yesterday. The pre game was spot on, the game was good, nice and close for a neutral.

No real aggro in the crowd between supporters was the most surprising thing for the day though. So glad i finally got a chance to tick that game off the bucket list. Will definitely try and go again.


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mickey wrote:No real aggro in the crowd between supporters was the most surprising thing for the day though.

I cannot recall ever seeing aggro at the footy in Melbourne. My theory is that unlike Crows and Power supporters, a large portion of matches in Melbourne (particularly between Vic clubs) have historically had roughly even numbers of supporters of each side (or at worst about 70/30). Whereas here plenty of them are just used to being in the 99% majority and find it difficult to process when they're seated near the very odd away supporter.

Either that, or the Crows/Power supporters are just ferals.

2019 (last season with full fan attendances) big brawl at Carlton/Collingwood, and Carlton/Bulldogs.

Having attended plenty of AFL/VFL matches in Melbourne there is way more aggro there. Most of it would never make the news.