It’s why I farking hate watching other teams.
We are beyond ■■■■■■■ ■■■■.
We’re not even playing the same sport.
Can’t wait to play the cats though…
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Reckon I deserve an @Stallion gif for this post.
Began writing it when the Bulldogs were 5 goals down !
Mitch Duncan pretty much sums up why the Cats have been so strong for so long
Dogs couldn’t kick them and the Cats couldn’t miss them plus the Cats had a 3 man advantage plus their cheat ground and still only just got up. Dogs will belt them in Melbourne
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Cats are the family club
Ninos right! They haven’t beaten any good sides.
Dogs stink
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Can we get Manor
Probably just over 36 if you combine the AFL and VFL games.
GO BOMBRES!
*AR-15 for scale
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James Kelly 
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Great game of footy, dogs should have won by at least 4-5 goals but for poor kicking, umpires and Geelong not missing. Neale also had the game of his life after not showing much in his career to date
Lack of a key forward was evident for the dogs, Naughton got a couple of cheapies but is soft as butter. They need Darcy back asap
For all the kudos B Smith got, his direct opponent in Kennedy was nearly BOG and teams should look at exploiting this
Smith had a stack of opponents. Saw him on Bont, Richards, Libba and Kennedy at times.
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He did at times, but from my eye that was the matchup for the majority of the game
Yeah I don’t think I could define a head to head match up at all.
It was all over the place, like most midfield match ups.
Brad Scott taking notes on how well the doggies shut him down.
Wouldn’t that mean Kennedy did a poor job in stopping his opponent too?
At least one of the Scott brothers knows that Bailey Dale exists
Not when you could clearly see Kennedys role was to push forward and be a marking target like he had done all year