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Geez there's some heartache in that timeline.
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Re: Western Bulldogs road to Grand Fina from 1954 to now
But the joy we experienced is just as intense as the heartache - if not more intense. That's what's great about barracking for the Dogs: you know your emotions are going to be worked over, put through the spin drier, strung out, wrung out, jangled and mangled. I've experienced more highs and lows barracking for the dogs than a century of weather reports ... and I wouldn't have had it any other way. I have always loved the Bulldogs and our supporters. We are staunch, in for the long haul, - PASSIONATE! And we are the 2016 PREMIERS after waging the finest finals campaign in the game's history. UP YOURS OAKLEY!
And who was the dickhead who labelled us irrelevant in 2014? Have another slice of humble pie and issue a piblic apology.[URL="http://journals.worldnomads.com/merantau"]http://journals.worldnomads.com/merantau[/URL]
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Re: Western Bulldogs road to Grand Fina from 1954 to now
Here is another abc article about our 22 points GF win
AFL grand final: Western Bulldogs get their fairytale finish, beating Sydney Swans by 22 pointsIt always seems impossible until it's done. Nelson MandelaComment
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Re: Western Bulldogs road to Grand Fina from 1954 to now
They still can't get Bmac's name right. Lucky we recruited Jesse Stringer, Marcus Picken and both the Brad Boyds to make up for it though.Many onlookers sensed grave problems for the Bulldogs as they parted ways with their coach Brendan McCarthy and captain Ryan Griffen in the space of just a few weeks.They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.Comment
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