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  • Triple B
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    Originally posted by ShockOfHair
    He controlled himself during the Rioli v Jetta chase. Didn't mention the 'd' word.
    He'd have made an awful mess of the commentary box if Cyril somehow caught him....

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  • Big Al
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    The telecast/replay - a different game

    Originally posted by goswannie14
    You must have missed some of McAvaneys stupid comments. "Hawthorn is probably the most attacking team ever....." His orgasmic calling of Franklin every time the ball is in attack makes me want to vomit.
    In my view I thought his exuberance was exactly right for the game and it was certainly shown for both teams. He has a genuine affection for the Swans and his quote when the siren went was brilliant.

    Anyway, from Round 1 next year he'll probably go back to annoying me.

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  • ShockOfHair
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    No I thought even Bruce was pretty good on the day. The others were and always are pretty spot-on - Dennis, Lethal, Harley, Richo.

    Bruce made a great call of Morton's first goal as he ducked around a couple of Hawks.... "he's fishing, he's fishing... .he's hooked a big one!"

    He controlled himself during the Rioli v Jetta chase. Didn't mention the 'd' word.

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  • goswannie14
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    Originally posted by Xie Shan
    Yes, you can see him struggling as he goes back to take his kick. He gave it absolutely everything he had, the kick itself only landed a couple of metres short...

    I've only watched the whole game once from start to finish, but I can't stop watching the last few minutes, there were several critical plays, Mattner scrambling for the ball with Birchall on the boundary line, the resulting throw-in led to Jetta's mark, which was actually from a quick kick off the ground by Pyke! Everyone did their bit for the team in that last quarter, they all managed to contribute something.
    Mortons handball to get the ball out in front of Jack for the levelling goal.

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  • goswannie14
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    Originally posted by Big Al
    I've got to say I thought the commentary was absolutely brilliant. Dennis and Bruce have annoyed me for last few years but they did a terrific job on this game. One of the best Grand Finals of all time got a great call so my hats off to the both of them.
    You must have missed some of McAvaneys stupid comments. "Hawthorn is probably the most attacking team ever....." His orgasmic calling of Franklin every time the ball is in attack makes me want to vomit.

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  • SCGonasunnyday
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    Originally posted by Swansinger
    Spot on , Mel !

    No team ever gets 22 candidates for the NSM , but EVERY SINGLE PLAYER made significant contributions to the win. That's not emotion talking, it's fact.
    I've just returned from Melbourne (with a sore head). Only got to see the replay for the first time yesterday. I spent so many hours reading RWO and other websites, basking in the glory of the win and all the kudos and goodwill from pundits and other fans. Haven't contributed, not sure what to say, there is too much. So I'd just like to quote the above, at the end of the day we won because every single player contributed. Well done everyone, this is just so enjoyable.

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  • Xie Shan
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    Originally posted by Mike_B
    He was absolutely stuffed with cramp. Take a look at him walking up to the dais to get his medal, even then he could barely move...
    Yes, you can see him struggling as he goes back to take his kick. He gave it absolutely everything he had, the kick itself only landed a couple of metres short...

    I've only watched the whole game once from start to finish, but I can't stop watching the last few minutes, there were several critical plays, Mattner scrambling for the ball with Birchall on the boundary line, the resulting throw-in led to Jetta's mark, which was actually from a quick kick off the ground by Pyke! Everyone did their bit for the team in that last quarter, they all managed to contribute something.

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  • Wazza
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    Originally posted by Melbourne_Blood
    I agree Hanners was our best, and I think Kennedy was better than he's been given credit for, he would not have bee an unworthy winner IMO.
    It may have been Kennedys slow 1st QTR that cost him he was on sewel 1st qtr and he tore Josh a new one once Okeefe and josh started to rotate on sewel and mitchell in 2nd qtr we started to get on top.

    Cheers

    waz

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  • Wazza
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    Originally posted by Big Al
    I need more tissues after that montage on AFL360 with all the highlights interspersed with the radio commentary. Wonderful stuff.
    It was a brilliant package they should add it to the end of the GF DVD.

    Cheers

    waz

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  • Mike_B
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    Originally posted by Mountain Man
    Lately Jetta has had no problem in getting 50+ metres on his kicks for goal, and I reckon he had some wind advantage for that final quarter set shot - surprised it fell so short.
    Originally posted by Melbourne_Blood
    A combination of exhaustion and injury I think. Otherwise he would of kicked that from 65 with that wind no worries.
    Originally posted by Triple B
    He had cramped in the groins bigtime. Was off during the last quarter for a bit longer than the normal rotation time getting the area worked on. Normally he would get that easily, as MB said, just exhausted.

    On his kicking, we were musing over a dozen and a half pots on Sat night and noted if you lined up our 22 and said to a recent arrival that one guy kicked 19 straight behinds before he kicked a goal, Jetta would probably be the last one picked to be the guy...
    He was absolutely stuffed with cramp. Take a look at him walking up to the dais to get his medal, even then he could barely move...

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  • ScottH
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    One smart arse Hawk supporter (female) was screaming at Josh when he lined up for his set shot, that it's 50 metres at the MCG not 50 metres at the SCG.
    She went very quiet when he nailed his shot!!

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  • Triple B
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    Originally posted by Mountain Man
    Lately Jetta has had no problem in getting 50+ metres on his kicks for goal, and I reckon he had some wind advantage for that final quarter set shot - surprised it fell so short.
    He had cramped in the groins bigtime. Was off during the last quarter for a bit longer than the normal rotation time getting the area worked on. Normally he would get that easily, as MB said, just exhausted.

    On his kicking, we were musing over a dozen and a half pots on Sat night and noted if you lined up our 22 and said to a recent arrival that one guy kicked 19 straight behinds before he kicked a goal, Jetta would probably be the last one picked to be the guy...

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  • Melbourne_Blood
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    The telecast/replay - a different game

    Originally posted by Mountain Man
    Lately Jetta has had no problem in getting 50+ metres on his kicks for goal, and I reckon he had some wind advantage for that final quarter set shot - surprised it fell so short.
    A combination of exhaustion and injury I think. Otherwise he would of kicked that from 65 with that wind no worries.

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  • Mountain Man
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    Lately Jetta has had no problem in getting 50+ metres on his kicks for goal, and I reckon he had some wind advantage for that final quarter set shot - surprised it fell so short.

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  • Mr Magoo
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    Originally posted by mcs
    Jetta's poise and decision making has come a Long way this season. He was wonderful in the grand final - a very cool, calm and inspired performance from a player that has improved so very much this year. Can't wait to see him improve even more next year.
    His disposal efficiency must have been pretty high and not only were they efficient , they were particularly damaging.

    The kick into the centre that lead to the Kennedy goal was unbelievable vision .

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