GEEEZZ THESE CATS ARE GETTING COCKY!!!

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GEEEZZ THESE CATS ARE GETTING COCKY!!!

Post: # 830732Post CORDZ »

Anyone noticed how smug Geelong players (and especially supporters) are being this week. "We love the wet" "We love the G" "Stevie's back" "Go Gaz" "Lingies on Lenny" "We'll play our own game".
You've all forgotten about the relentless pressure of the St. Kilda machine that had you reaching for your spare jocks in round 14!!!!
Lets STUFF THESE PUSSIES ON SATURDAY BOYS!!!!!!! :twisted: :twisted:


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Post: # 830748Post degruch »

Meh, it's the press. Behind the sceens, they may be cocky, but all the guff you've listed is the media going nuts. Of course, they have memories like goldfish...not only have the forgotten that a couple weeks back Geelong hardly rated a mention and was almost certain to bow out of the finals, but that the Saints finished on top of the ladder with one of the all time great seasons. At least we know the score, and I'm sure the press will come Sunday too. :twisted:


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Post: # 830763Post Dan Warna »

saints lost 2 games by a combined total of 7 points or so.

they deserve to be the favourites going in, but they are by no means going to get an easy game.

tbh the cockier they are the better.

I hope the are cocky, lazy and arrogant, while we work hard.

let them believe all they have to do is turn up and collect their medallions, 10 minutes after lenny and ball have ground a few faces into the mud they won't be so cocky.

that said, they are an awesome team, highly disciplined and the bench mark for the last 3 years .


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Post: # 830766Post SainterK »

I haven't really seen any players be cocky yet, not really?


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Post: # 830795Post bigred »

Yeah, have not really thought any players were being cocky so far.

Has been a lot more media out of Geelong though, which is a good thing.


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Post: # 830836Post Dan Warna »

wait, what? didn't collingwood win on the weekend? :lol: :lol:


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Post: # 830849Post Thinline »

Overall I think St Kilda's GF week public persona has been very workman-like and full of measured anticipation.

Geelong's build up has been very much 'been-there-done-that' and a little bit blase (at least accg to the interviews I've seen - Bomber, Ling and Mooney).

In the wash up, very little of any motivational import has been uttered.

Lyon has stated the obvious (as always) and Bomber has talked about his confidence in his players to be peaking at the right moment.

Fact remains Bomber always comes across as smug and arrogant. Whether or not he actually is those things is another thing altogether.

Personally I think way too many people are reading too much into Geelong's second half in their prelim. The Pies played their 'GF' in 30 degree heat against Adelaide the week before the semi. They spent a lot of juice trying to crack the Cats in the first half of the prelim but didn't take opportunities. When Cats got a roll going in the second half, the Pies were mentally and physically spent and rolled over. It was a very soft hour of football after that


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Post: # 830875Post StSteven »

Both clubs have handled it well IMO. Respect for each other.

Imagine if the Pies were in it.....Eddie etc. oh no!


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Post: # 831041Post St. Luke »

Bartel is sounding the panic alarm for the Cats. Interesting article!

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/st ... 32,00.html

My favourite line is this one: Bartel said it was not necessary for the club to win again on Saturday to prove itself.


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Post: # 831071Post sainterjo »

Keep pumping up the Cats. It's not good for them at all.

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Post: # 831147Post Milan Faletic »

St. Luke wrote:Bartel is sounding the panic alarm for the Cats. Interesting article!

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/st ... 32,00.html

My favourite line is this one: Bartel said it was not necessary for the club to win again on Saturday to prove itself.
Interesting statement from him. Foxing or is that the first crack appearing?


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Post: # 831154Post degruch »

Milan Faletic wrote:
St. Luke wrote:Bartel is sounding the panic alarm for the Cats. Interesting article!

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/st ... 32,00.html

My favourite line is this one: Bartel said it was not necessary for the club to win again on Saturday to prove itself.
Interesting statement from him. Foxing or is that the first crack appearing?
I liked the mention of St Kilda's 5 goal burst in R14, with the quote "We don't need to give them another five-goal head start like we did in the first five minutes..."...which is correct, they certainly wouldn't need it, but they won't get a say in it. From memory, it took Geelong the best part of two quarters to work out how to clear their defensive 50. :D


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Post: # 831159Post mullet »

degruch wrote:
Milan Faletic wrote:
St. Luke wrote:Bartel is sounding the panic alarm for the Cats. Interesting article!

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/st ... 32,00.html

My favourite line is this one: Bartel said it was not necessary for the club to win again on Saturday to prove itself.
Interesting statement from him. Foxing or is that the first crack appearing?
I liked the mention of St Kilda's 5 goal burst in R14, with the quote "We don't need to give them another five-goal head start like we did in the first five minutes..."...which is correct, they certainly wouldn't need it, but they won't get a say in it. From memory, it took Geelong the best part of two quarters to work out how to clear their defensive 50. :D
And a very soft 50 metres to Ablett :shock:


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Post: # 831165Post degruch »

mullet wrote:
degruch wrote:
Milan Faletic wrote:
St. Luke wrote:Bartel is sounding the panic alarm for the Cats. Interesting article!

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/st ... 32,00.html

My favourite line is this one: Bartel said it was not necessary for the club to win again on Saturday to prove itself.
Interesting statement from him. Foxing or is that the first crack appearing?
I liked the mention of St Kilda's 5 goal burst in R14, with the quote "We don't need to give them another five-goal head start like we did in the first five minutes..."...which is correct, they certainly wouldn't need it, but they won't get a say in it. From memory, it took Geelong the best part of two quarters to work out how to clear their defensive 50. :D
And a very soft 50 metres to Ablett :shock:
Which we can expect to see again, unfortunately. :x

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