elisabeth georgostathis left arm peg

these dimensions in the wind has to be min 5+ goals.

henson park too small to prevent a molloy bag and whilst I think dogs have loaded up with a decent midfield brigade i can’t see whose going to win them a shoot out. wilcox and laloifi have to win their respective key battles, ham and gardiner need to feed chloe. swans by 16

the asterisks of attendance and engagement are always metrics the dub need to improve and have strategic plans for. but for now, acknowledging something special and as unique as the dub feels incredibly precious and i am very grateful for that.

geelong coach mick stinear embraced his former players after a heart breaking loss, fans from each club witnessed a cracking game of football and there were no hard feelings grown men in the stands of princes park sang hot potato for jenna bruton’s goal in her hundredth game.

but what permeates men’s afl finals series more or less; hyperbolic media, gambling odds, inflated ticket costs along with food and alcohol, questionable fan behaviour and abuse. this is in direct contrast to what dub finals offer.

between the nutbush city limits dance delay, kearns irish flair run and carry (debated on here for it’s legitimacy) and two “home” finals being played at a ground advantageous to the away side we have had extremely dub moments this week leading into finals.

we’re transitioning into the era of what makes dub so great is that it is invariably so different from the men’s. seperate to all the asterisks of this; i’ve come to terms that this is a very good thing.

eight quarters to go.

she better be okay or i’ll change some peoples trajectory @ princes park.