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AFL ROUND 19
AFL ROUND 19
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why would you want to coach Port after their effort yesterday anyway, rucci finally got his way, it never ceases to amaze how the coach gets blamed for an sipid on field effort like that.
Suns basically halved the rest of the game after a disgraceful first quarter losing by 42 points in the end and were down by 40 points at quarter time, so a very ordinary effort really, it just goes to show they could have been right in it if they had come out switched on. |
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that should have read as insipid obviously
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Anyone from the Port that had any involvement in the selection of Primus over Chris Scott, should be barred for life, from holding any position in the club. |
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Castiron, they had one of the best three coaches of the last 20 years in their system on any measure you can select, and pushed him aside.
Choco should have been coaching for Port, rather than against Port this weekend |
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Wont disagree, but I would have preferred Scott.
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HALF TIME
Carlton 33-54 Sydney ODDS: Carlton 6.20 v 1.15 Sydney Sydney dominated the first half of the 2nd quarter, but Carlton rallied with a couple of late goals to finish that quarter. Carlton still in this, and showing some fight. Carrazzo has to lift been a bit quite in that 1st half. Should be a cracking 2nd half. |
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Jude Bolton looks gone for the day, hyper extension of knee, ''doesnt look good '' - Hamish McLaughlin
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Aaron Josephe looks injured for Carlton
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long goal from down town by Kieran Jack
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Carlton SUBSTITUTION
Davis ON, Jamison OFF Sydney SUBSTITUTION Dennis Lane ON, Jude Bolton OFF |
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3/4 TIME
Carlton 42-74 Sydney ODDS: Carlton 34 V 1.02 Sydney Carlton dominated the general play in that 3rd quarter but didnt put it on the scoreboard. Hard to see Carlton come back, they need to string a passage of at least 5 consecutive goals , and that will not happen today. Sydney trying to slow down the tempo and just secure another win away from home. |
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that poor scoring 3rd quarter killed my overs bet
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HJaven seen any of the game but crows onoly 22 down at halftime against the bombers after the bombers have obviously thrown everything at them early , that late goal really hurts, crows close enogh for mine to run over them in the 2nd half
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Carlton 71-93 Sydney
yep go this one wrong in terms of scoring, well done to Swans on 9th win in a row |
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a crows loss would be good for teams 5th to 8th
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Damn typo's that should read as Haven't seen any of the game
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Wouldn't make any difference with the manner in which we're playing currently WCE. Basically since the collingwood game and the 2nd half of the north game our form has been fairly average.
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Bombers just traded 20k@ 1.30 while the books had 1.70+.. Would have been nice....
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That sort of stuff used to happen in the old days BJT. Been a while since anything traded more than a few % different to the corps. Someone made some nice $$$ there no doubt.
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big liquidity for Sundary arvo game
Adelaide V Essendon Betfair Matched: AUD 409,990 |
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Losing round for me, but when I look at it in hindsight I really should have been on Freo. That result was never in doubt.
Eagles have Port in their last 4 so should make finals, but beyond that they look a spent force. Chance to get back on track by beating the Cats this week, but would you really put money on that? Someone chuck up round 20 will ya! |
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Snake they get Glass back but geelong are on the move bigtime and the eagles effort even though I fully expected them to lose on the weekened was pitiful.
I'm sure you'll see a better effort but injuries as I said prior to the last roound have reached a tipping point, rosa will be gone for at least another couple of weeks and don't think they can risk bring embley back against the cats, all going well he should be back for the Port game. But so many of their players look tired from having to carry such a huge load all year, Kerr nowhere near right he couldnt explode away from packs and I don't care how many touches he had, he shouldnt have played, dalziell has been flying inthe Wafl after recovering from his knee injury and should have played and I would like to see both him and Brad **** who is playing a well in the WAFL get a look in. Shuey I think was carrying an injury as well and was well down on his normal output as a result Scott selwood hasn't done much since about round 12 and needs to pull his finger out and Cox clearly wasn't right either. So give them zero hope of beating a charging Geelong. |
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Was in a good position at the start of the day but ended up losing as well. Suns were terrible, MCG is a huge advantage in some games. Crows lucky, they seem to have lost form - I thought they'd blow the Bombers away today
 Swans did the job and stay top - hope Jude and Mike Pike aren't too bad - we need all our players on deck to win the flag Luckily threw a few dollars on LRT to kick the first goal - paid for dinner  WCE - I think you need to look at the points conceded as well as scored - Was always going to be tough to get overs up today Bring on the Pies p.s. congrats to Ryan O'Keefe on getting to 250 - still playing great footy as well |
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What did you have for dinner?
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BBQ suckling pig
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Fatso
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http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/143701/default.aspx
WESTERN Bulldogs young gun Tom Liberatore was found by police in a state of unconsciousness in the early hours of Sunday morning. The Bulldogs became aware of the incident on Sunday and are dealing with the matter. It is believed the player was found in possession of a small amount of illicit substances, and was questioned by police after they found him at 3.30am on King St in Melbourne's CBD. He has been placed in a diversion program by police. Liberatore's health is not of concern to those dealing with the matter, it is believed. Despite repeated attempts in the past 24 hours, the Bulldogs have failed to return calls on the matter. It is believed the incident will constitute a "strike" under the AFL's illicit drugs policy. |
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World's leading drugs policy strikes again, what a joke it is.
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Don't think it's all that funny Lets, especially for the kid involved and his family.
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how bad is Jude's knee joel
 can't win it without him.. |
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Not saying it is funny I am saying the AFL"s supposed worlds leading drugs policy is an absolute joke, what's unclear about that Joel.
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Well you say it's a joke, but it's not funny. I'm confused.
It's not so bad teddles, he thinks 2-3 weeks, but Doc Larkins reckons maybe a bit longer....but doesn't need reconstruction....phew. |
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cheers mate
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Joel haven't you ever heard the phrase that's an absolute joke, its called sarcasm, look up sarcasm in the dictionary and you might learn something. I'm actually saying their worlds leading drug policy which they continualy boast about is a crock of shiit, or what a crock etc. Either you're very dumb or you're pulling my leg one or the other, either way I've wasted enough time.
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