Yeah. It sure what happened there? Did he have much game time?
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Review Crows v Geelong PF - The Good, the Great and the GRAND FINAL
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Brown is a worry under pressure?
Been there done that Saints 97
I'm glad we won.
How good are the Crouch boys?
I can't believe we've finished the year with 3 A grade mids.
I can't believe we've finished the year with 3 A grade mids.
I like watching Scott shake his head and look mad
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Not sure, 6 touches and 4 in the first quarter. Not good enough but he is in no danger of missing.
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**** oath, well done boys, enjoy the week. Outstanding season. Pleeeeeeeeese beat Richmond/Gws next week..
Richmond for more lols.
Richmond for more lols.
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You beat me to it!!! I want to blow this pic up and hang it on my wall
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Norm Smith Medallist
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I'm gonna pass out soon...
- Oct 8, 2012
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The Bad:
The age of geelongs starting 22 - ouch. Hope Dangerfield enjoyed the game as he may never play in a prelim again.
The age of geelongs starting 22 - ouch. Hope Dangerfield enjoyed the game as he may never play in a prelim again.
- Sep 28, 2016
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You guys will never know how happy I am right now!!!!!!!!!!!
OK, home now and to bed. Love youse all.
And I just want to say this.
There will be no nervous poos and worry this week. There will be steely resolve and the knowledge that we are good enough.
Embrace it.
And I just want to say this.
There will be no nervous poos and worry this week. There will be steely resolve and the knowledge that we are good enough.
Embrace it.
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I reckon after quarter time we saved him, not sure why but he does need to lift.
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How farkin delicious is that photo? That's what happens when you abandon your mates in a time of need. heck you floggerfield you didn't believe in this club.
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The SEN ratings. Clearly written by a dickhead:
Rory ATKINS – 7 So outside was the game even he joined in for 22 disposals and five inside-50s. Huge in linking team.
Eddie BETTS – 5 Was shut down by Bews for most part but had to kick a couple of goals given weight of ball.
Luke BROWN – 5 Dour defender did what the coach asked and was able to nullify the Cats’ forwards.
Charlie CAMERON – 9 Huge effort. Took a screamer and jagged five goals. Sheeesh.
Brad CROUCH – 8 Massive first half netted 15 touches and kept it going to end with 29 and eight clearances.
Matt CROUCH – 8 Busier than a set of jumper leads at a country funeral for 31 disposals, six clearances and five tackles.
Richard DOUGLAS – 6 Chipped in for 19 touches and four tackles. Supported star cast brilliantly.
Hugh GREENWOOD – 1 A Yeti was seen more than him. Four effective touches and gave zilch.
Kyle HARTIGAN – 4 Got the Hymie from Get Smart look going but played it well. Did his job.
Sam JACOBS – 7 Dominant display by the bloke who has some serious good footy left in him. Set tempo early.
Josh JENKINS – 7 Chimed in to kick four goals and was always dangerous inside forward 50.
Jake KELLY – 6 Young defender did all the right things throughout and was a handy contributor.
Riley KNIGHT – 5 Spare parts midfielder did what he could with 14 disposals. Handy throughout.
Rory LAIRD – 9 Oompa loompa down back was a willing worker who poured a lot into the chocolate river.
Jake LEVER – 6 Played a key role down back; 14 of his 15 possessions hit the target.
Tom LYNCH – 7 Can’t miss him with that hair but Cats seemed to all night as he racked up 20 touches and two goals.
David MACKAY – 6 When he plays well its is usually bad for the opposition because he jumps on board the bandwagon; 18 touches.
Andy OTTEN – 4 Played his role without getting too aroused by his effort; 13 disposals and one goal.
Paul SEEDSMAN – 7 Couldn’t get into the team for most of year but got in and played like a star; 19 disposals and two goals.
Rory SLOANE – 6 Solid without starring for 20 disposals and three inside-50s. Eight clearances and six score involvements.
Daniel TALIA – 8 Dour as a draught horse but did a number of Hawkins who had held comprehensively.
Taylor WALKER – 6 Skipper got mobile for two goals, five inside-50s and 10 score involvements.
Rory ATKINS – 7 So outside was the game even he joined in for 22 disposals and five inside-50s. Huge in linking team.
Eddie BETTS – 5 Was shut down by Bews for most part but had to kick a couple of goals given weight of ball.
Luke BROWN – 5 Dour defender did what the coach asked and was able to nullify the Cats’ forwards.
Charlie CAMERON – 9 Huge effort. Took a screamer and jagged five goals. Sheeesh.
Brad CROUCH – 8 Massive first half netted 15 touches and kept it going to end with 29 and eight clearances.
Matt CROUCH – 8 Busier than a set of jumper leads at a country funeral for 31 disposals, six clearances and five tackles.
Richard DOUGLAS – 6 Chipped in for 19 touches and four tackles. Supported star cast brilliantly.
Hugh GREENWOOD – 1 A Yeti was seen more than him. Four effective touches and gave zilch.
Kyle HARTIGAN – 4 Got the Hymie from Get Smart look going but played it well. Did his job.
Sam JACOBS – 7 Dominant display by the bloke who has some serious good footy left in him. Set tempo early.
Josh JENKINS – 7 Chimed in to kick four goals and was always dangerous inside forward 50.
Jake KELLY – 6 Young defender did all the right things throughout and was a handy contributor.
Riley KNIGHT – 5 Spare parts midfielder did what he could with 14 disposals. Handy throughout.
Rory LAIRD – 9 Oompa loompa down back was a willing worker who poured a lot into the chocolate river.
Jake LEVER – 6 Played a key role down back; 14 of his 15 possessions hit the target.
Tom LYNCH – 7 Can’t miss him with that hair but Cats seemed to all night as he racked up 20 touches and two goals.
David MACKAY – 6 When he plays well its is usually bad for the opposition because he jumps on board the bandwagon; 18 touches.
Andy OTTEN – 4 Played his role without getting too aroused by his effort; 13 disposals and one goal.
Paul SEEDSMAN – 7 Couldn’t get into the team for most of year but got in and played like a star; 19 disposals and two goals.
Rory SLOANE – 6 Solid without starring for 20 disposals and three inside-50s. Eight clearances and six score involvements.
Daniel TALIA – 8 Dour as a draught horse but did a number of Hawkins who had held comprehensively.
Taylor WALKER – 6 Skipper got mobile for two goals, five inside-50s and 10 score involvements.
That goal at the 16 min mark in the second when we applied immense pressure and Seeds soccered the goal was our team goal of the year.
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http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/li...SF&utm_source=News.com.au&utm_medium=Facebook
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Betts sparked the early onslaught — within the first three minutes he had a hand in one goal and kicked another. The masterly forward later curled a 40m boundary-line set shot to give the Crows a 6.3 (39) to 1.2 (8) quarter-time lead.
Only once this season have the Cats scored less in a first term — 0.4 (4) in their qualifying-final loss a fortnight ago to Richmond.
Adelaide’s vaunted forward line was fed a feast of chances from the Crouch brothers in midfield — Matt had 31 disposals and Brad had 29. Roaming forward Lynch collected 20 touches, teammate Sam Jacobs won the rucks and defender Rory Laird was outstanding with 32 possessions.
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[QUOTE
Betts sparked the early onslaught — within the first three minutes he had a hand in one goal and kicked another. The masterly forward later curled a 40m boundary-line set shot to give the Crows a 6.3 (39) to 1.2 (8) quarter-time lead.
Only once this season have the Cats scored less in a first term — 0.4 (4) in their qualifying-final loss a fortnight ago to Richmond.
Adelaide’s vaunted forward line was fed a feast of chances from the Crouch brothers in midfield — Matt had 31 disposals and Brad had 29. Roaming forward Lynch collected 20 touches, teammate Sam Jacobs won the rucks and defender Rory Laird was outstanding with 32 possessions.
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FR0GGY
From a cartel villa in Tuscany
You and one other.
FR0GGY
From a cartel villa in Tuscany
Not sure I saw laird on danger at all?
Well ive just got home from the alma and my god what a performance!
We are the benchmark. We are the real deal. We are premiership material.
The umpires were disgraceful tonight. Their bias towards geelong was so adamant it was so obvious. **** them. **** the vfl. These campaigners need a good mouthwash and we will give it to them.
Ling can suck on a bag of dicks and macavaney can eat riolis arse out more times than hes worth.
Weve got this. Go crows@!!!!!!!!!
We are the benchmark. We are the real deal. We are premiership material.
The umpires were disgraceful tonight. Their bias towards geelong was so adamant it was so obvious. **** them. **** the vfl. These campaigners need a good mouthwash and we will give it to them.
Ling can suck on a bag of dicks and macavaney can eat riolis arse out more times than hes worth.
Weve got this. Go crows@!!!!!!!!!
