Anyone feeling a little persecuted at the moment?

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Post: # 949478Post ralphsmith »

Selhurst Saint wrote:All this garbage used to upset me. We used to crumble under the weight of persecution but now it just makes us stronger.
I feel it also.

I don't know what the players feel but i just feel this endless hope and fury coursing through me.

They think it's ruining us but it is just helping to summon the beast.


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Post: # 949480Post TazzieSaintGirl83 »

I agree Im sick of this we only won because list of reasons.

We can only play what team is put in front of us and so far we have been meeting that challenge when hardly anyone thinks we can.
Before the game few outside the club and supporters rated us a chance, after the win comes the list of excuses as to why we won.


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Post: # 949564Post Selhurst Saint »

If you remember back to last year when we beat them by 6 pts Geelong blamed a poor decision by the umpire granting "advantage" in the last couple of minutes as to why they lost.

This was depsite the fact they scored 7 times directly from umpiring decisions (including two very dodgy 50's).


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