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Get ya crayons out Pies nuffies.
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Still firing shots. 
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Still firing shots.
Bit of 'yah boo sucks to you' I think. And why not. They pushed him out for there own reasons. He's fallen on his feet and evolved into a much more complete and dangerous player. Got to be a contender for 2023 Best Value Steak Knives Deal.
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Bucks says he can play as a mid.
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If you told me he would get back to his 'best' at the Hawks and kick 40+ goals at the start of the year i would have believed it.
I wouldn't have believed he would have this level of influence up the ground, his work rate and ability to impact the game outside 50 has been incredible to watch every week.
I wouldn't have believed he would have this level of influence up the ground, his work rate and ability to impact the game outside 50 has been incredible to watch every week.
It's also the good vibes he seems to have brought with him too. Things like that has made our club loveable and must watch even to oppo supporters who've hated us in the past. The amount of comments I've seen online of people saying they absolutely hate the fact that they can't help but love watching us play. I wouldn't be surprised if some oppo fans jump on the bandwagon from other clubs now especially a lot of young kids.
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Imagine those little Bayside turds going for St Kilda seeing the shenanigans we're getting up to. We should be getting soooo many new fans wanted to be apart of us.
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20+ Disposal games at Collingwood 1, 20+ Disposal games at Hawthorn 5
4+ Tackle games at Collingwood 1, 4+ Tackle games at Hawthorn 6
It's not just his offensive game that has went to a whole other level this year,
4+ Tackle games at Collingwood 1, 4+ Tackle games at Hawthorn 6
It's not just his offensive game that has went to a whole other level this year,
Let's hope Ginni doesn't say to the Wiz that nothing beats playing for the club you barracked for as a kid.
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Just when you thought the Wizard had usurped Ginnivan as the most hated player at Hawthorn, Jack responds with an emphatic hold my beer. Waiting to see what Sic can do against the Crows
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Post game, Ginni said how he, Wiz, Finn and CMac are all near each other and bounce off each other. Sounds like Finn joins in rather than keep them in check!
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Was listening to Hodgey on SEN. He invited any Collingwood supporter who was at the game and booed Ginnivan to call in and chat about it.
A couple rang in and suggested Ginni should have shown more respect for a club that gifted him a premiership medal. Hodgey raised the point that Ginni didn't want to leave because he loved the club and the players, but the Pies forced him out. So no reason for too much respect, I guess.
He also refused to buy into Kane's 'what about our Hawks?' He responded Ýour Hawks, Kane. And muttered something about being seen to be biased.
Hodgey does try to be unbiased and gives a pretty good summation of what he sees. In the Hawks case, a really good defence. He is also happy to take up an argument with the so-called pundits such as King.
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A couple rang in and suggested Ginni should have shown more respect for a club that gifted him a premiership medal. Hodgey raised the point that Ginni didn't want to leave because he loved the club and the players, but the Pies forced him out. So no reason for too much respect, I guess.
He also refused to buy into Kane's 'what about our Hawks?' He responded Ýour Hawks, Kane. And muttered something about being seen to be biased.
Hodgey does try to be unbiased and gives a pretty good summation of what he sees. In the Hawks case, a really good defence. He is also happy to take up an argument with the so-called pundits such as King.
Love him.
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Who gifted who what? Should be the other way round. No way pies win the flag last year without ginni.
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I noticed that comment about being seen biased. Someone must have thrown that accusation at him at sometime and he's now taking the neutral approach when it comes to discussing Hawks.
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Maybe he should apply the same approach to Brisbane.
The upside is Jack has a fair bit of room for improvement on top of his good form. Getting loads of it and getting in dangerous spots, but still a few times streaming into our 50 hasn't kicked to advantage of free team mates leading etc. Also missed an easy snap and another soda of a set shot so he could have easily had a 30 possession 4 goal game. Strange, as I thought one of his big strengths at Pies was making most of his limited chances and nailing those shots but he's had some very gettable set shots this year. Pretty exciting he is playing so well given the scope for improvement in him.
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Maybe he came here also means never having dimma play on him in a real game.
He seemed to only go for the head high stuff when he wasn’t winning his position
He has other opportunities to win his position now
He seemed to only go for the head high stuff when he wasn’t winning his position
He has other opportunities to win his position now
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I don't know how you measure it (maybe as simple as kms covered), but I would imagine this is not strange - just that he's working so much harder that his body is more tired when taking the shot and he's not as composed/clean as he otherwise might be.
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