Rob Reacts to... 'The Miracle on Grass!' Every goal from the 52-point deficit! | 2013 | AFL
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- What an incredible comeback for the Lions! It says it was the 8th biggest comeback but I now want to know what the biggest is in AFL history!
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It was only the 8th largest deficit, but I think what makes this so special is the amount of time in which they pulled it back. The fact that they were 52 points down with 5 mins to go in the third quarter, they essentially turned that lead around in 1 quarter of footy. As a Lions fan, in the fan pages etc on facebook, this is probably one of our most talked about and reminisced about moments in recent history.
I'd also add the fact that Geelong were either first or second on the ladder and Brisbane were well below them. (I think Brisbane finished 12th).
The Brisbane comeback seemed to come out of nowhere and surprise everyone.
As a doggies fan, this holds a HARD spot in my memory and will have a soft spot for your lot ever since.
Drawn finals have a funny history. They used to always allow the game to be replayed the next week. This happened with a grand final in 1948 and one in 1977 (both of those being VFL obviously). No one minded much, since there was nothing on the next week anyway
But in 1990 there was a drawn qualifying final in the first week of the series and they committed to pushing the rest of the fixture back by a week which caused chaos, so from 1991 they instituted an extra time rule which adds two 5 minute halves to the end of any drawn final, EXCEPT grand finals.
In 2010 there was another drawn grand final between Collingwood and St Kilda, which was replayed, but in 2016 the AFL decided to ensure that it was the last drawn AFL final and instituted the extra time rule for ALL finals including grannys.
At that time they also added that if it was still drawn after the two extra periods the game would go to golden point with any score by either team earning them the victory and ending the game but they removed this in 2020 without it ever being used
The rule now stands at two 3 minute halves (with teams switching ends) of extra time, followed by any additional 3 minute periods required to break the deadlock.
The most recent drawn final was in 2017 when the extra time length was still 5 minute halves, I’ll link it, and the drawn 2010 grand final below
2010 last 4 minutes (of game time) drawn grand final th-cam.com/video/qnGAXKuwxyg/w-d-xo.html
2017 match highlights 1st elimination final
th-cam.com/video/F4w_fKTiXsY/w-d-xo.html
My dad was very unhappy with the 1948 granny. The Dons led by13 points with minutes to go, and conceded those 13 points to tie 7.27 to 10.9. Full-forward kicked 2.11, then lost the replay. Won easily in 1946, lost in the last 40 seconds by 1 point, again bad kicking 11.19 to 13.8. Coleman arrived 1949 and they won in 1949 and 1950, then Coleman suspended for retaliation in 1951 and lost by 11 points. Could have been 6 in a row. Coleman hurt his knee in 1954 and never played again. It’d be an 8-week injury these days.
@@pauldobson2529 I don’t know if you’ve seen it, but about 10-15 years ago, someone actually had an old reel to reel tape of John Coleman playing, especially because up until then, there had been no survivable footage of Coleman playing before that knee injury. Have a look and enjoy!
th-cam.com/video/4r4r_kiHOkQ/w-d-xo.html
@@athlonen thanks for that. Coleman spent his early years in Port Fairy, where I live now. Made his name at Hastings on Westernport Bay, of course. I certainly remember his coaching days…2 flags in 6 years. Hated umpires with a passion. He’d fit in today…particularly after last night. Not good enough to win, but gee, we didn’t get the rub of the green. Very inconsistent display of umpiring. Some blatant frees missed…on one side.
@@pauldobson2529 Ted Whitten Jnr. was on track to be a star of the game, I believe it was an ACL that he did, career ended, these days some players have 4 or 5 and still go back to playing.
This one hurt the commentator, Anthony Hudson. He's a very avid Geelong fan and supporter. But his comment about "The miracle on grass" is a nod to the 1980 Olympics where the Russia hockey team was supposed to be this unbeatable, irresistible, 4-time defending gold medalist team that somehow, someway, the USA Hockey team beat them. That match was called "The Miracle on Ice". During this match, Geelong was on its way up, while Brisbane was on its way down after having won 3 consecutive premierships. Brisbane was given no chance of winning this, and then this happens.
And the Lions thumped the Cats this last weekend. Lions are now 3rd on the Ladder.
Went to that game, sooo goood
❤💙💛
No way he had that written down, it would’ve almost definitely been just off the top of his head
"The miracle on grass"
"I see it, but i don't believe it!"
"Thirteen...Thirteen!!"
"Robbie great!"
Huddo has some of the best calls.
Robbie Great is probably the worst call of all time. Embarrassingly bad.
@@eckhart9467 Salty Carlton supporter detected
Not sure if you've watched it yet, but you should check out the song 'Up there Cazaly' by Mike Brady. A short song released in 1979/80 used as a TV intro and backing song during highlights.
To onlookers it may not mean much, but to someone who was a kid at the time, it is a huge nostalgia hit, and still brings chills when I watch it.
The players featured are legends of the game, and sends me back to a time when all games were played on Saturdays, when my parents would pack up the car every Saturday and go to watch our local team play in our country league, and when you and your mates would run out onto the ground between quarters to either have a kick on the ground, or go and listen to the coach give the players a spray if they weren't playing well.
When if you owned a fair dinkum Sherrin, you'd be the king, because most of us could only afford some cheap footy from the local sports shop. I remember going for a kick at our local ground as a 9 year old and feeling 10 feet tall because I was having a kick for goal in the same spot as the big boys did for the senior team.
It was a great era to grow up in, and even though the modern game is great, it's just not the same as it once was.
The mark by Alex Jesaulenko (black and white footage) at the 1.28 mark is the quintessential aussie rules speccie. Awesome.
th-cam.com/video/MuuwUd0bSyE/w-d-xo.html
The great thing about AFL is that it's a family orientated sport and you'll often see parents with there kid's wearing rival colours together.
Yep, brothers and sisters, cousins, friends, spouses could all have different teams.
My oldest brother and mum are Essendon, my 2nd brother, younger brother (I'm 3rd of 4 boys) and dad are all Bulldogs, I'm the black and white sheep of the family, I'm Collingwood.
I have Cousins and Uncles that are Collingwood which is why I joined the dark side haha. (I used to be Essendon until about 8 years old)
Might be the only place you see a mum and dad with there kids who are behind prison bars and all still have a smile on there faces 😉
8:00 "Does it go to extra time?" It goes to extra time now, but it used to be that if it was a draw in a grand final, the teams would have to play again next week.
I was at this match & it was fantastic to watch live. This was round 13 & Geelong were the top of the table (thrashing a lot of teams this season 40-50pt victories) and Lions were 12th on the ladder. Unfortunately Geelong got their revenge a few weeks later in round 23 by beating the Lions by 1 point.
Heard an English journalist who settled in Australia say he made the decision to stay when he saw football supporters from both sides happily drinking together after a match in Sydney. It would have been one of the rugby codes. It was a shock to him after what was happening back home in the 1980s. There are brawls of course, mostly associated with soccer as we call it. Soccer in Australia had its roots in ethnic clubs and there can be tensions that are unrelated to the sport. In 2019, the last season unaffected by COVID, 27 AFL fans were banned for their behaviour. That is out of the 7 million plus fans who attended games.
Doesn't matter how many times I watch this, still grinning like an idiot 😂 GO LIONS 🦁
haha
Go Em cheers
I was working at the MCG that day....for Brisbane to come back from 8 goals and 4 points is phenomenal. Just shows the stamina of this group of athletes.
Was there another game at the M.C.G. on that day?
First I guess? Such an awesome game this one. And for Ash McGrath to be the one to ice it in his 250th after being such a great servant of the club, right from their successful ‘01 to ‘03 three peat and then through the relatively lowly ‘05-‘15 period
Also, though only the 8th biggest comeback, (might have slipped to 9th or 10th by now from some googling I just did), this one felt particularly magical because it was a lowly team overcoming a much better team. Comebacks often happen when a good team has a slow start to a game against a weaker side and then they switch it on after half time to win. Also, some of the biggest comebacks started somewhere in the second quarter. In 2001 the bombers came back from 64 (I think) points down but that was after a freakish 1st quarter from the kangaroos. So it was a slightly bigger margin to over come but they did it much more slowly. Also, scoring generally used to be higher until roughly 2000-2005 defensive game styles became more and more prevalent, so a 52 point margin in this era of the game is actually monstrous, whereas in relative terms, scoring 60+ points in the 70s might not have been as hard
Also, a bunch of the bigger ones than this are from the 70s or earlier and they don’t quite feel the same to watch as a modern viewer
Also Chris Scott, coach of Geelong in this game, and to this day, played for the lions during their 3peat era so that even adds an extra little bit of intrigue to this contest
You're a pretty astute observer, Rob. FYI, the Geelong coach, Chris Scot, was a threepeat premiership player with the Lions, and Ash McGrath who kicked the winning goal, was a team mate, as was the Lions coach in that game, Michael Voss.
Well im trying to look a little deeper than other reactors :)
A glorious day to be a Lions supporter .
Extra time for a draw in a final , in a normal season game they split the points .
As the great Lee Mathews says”:4 minutes, 4 goals”! Brisbane won the AFL final three years in a row! Anything can happen! The best game in the world!
A few others have mentioned this but the reason why this is regarded as arguably the best comeback is because every other comeback that was bigger... the winner had over a half of footy to claw back the defecit. Brisbane had a qtr (its the equivalent of being 3 - 0 down in football with 15 mins to go and winning). Plus Geelong won the premiership that yr, brisbane was a bottom 4 team, kicks after the siren to win are VERY rare (about 200 in 140 yrs of vfl/afl footy), and kicks after the siren to a guy on a milestone? Yeah that happened once
huddo has so many iconic calls man
I was there that night ... interesting fact The coach of Geelong is a ex-Brisbane player (a great player) Keep watching this year Brisbane are a good chance .. maybe we could win three in a row again !!!
Sometimes 1 point will win it for you! oMG Rob is getting so animated about AFL now. So great to see!
Its so bloody exciting when games run close at the end
6:34 - Oftentimes when your team is getting utterly destroyed in momentum players feel rushed and pressured and just kick it as long as they can
I think it's a reference to the miracle on ice which was an ice hockey game between USA and Russia.
100% this. As a sports commentator Huddo would have been well aware of the miracle on ice.
Was watching this the other day and thought it would be a good one for you. The part about this that made it even more incredible was that the lions were a very poor team for a number of years when this happened. It was such a sweet sweet victory. The pub I was in erupted when that last goal went through.
Lovely ta
Hey mate. You should totally rewatch from 3:10 onwards. It was way more then just a 60 metre kick. For a team to get a goal from centre bounce in 9 seconds from the bounce then the ruck hits it down to a mid fielder then dodges a player then kicks it from 60 is just like so amazing!! . This is how superstars are born But very hard to do
That is what the coaches want every centre bounce to be like but doesn’t always happen of course and Due to the other team they have learnt how other players play the game when there at training . So they can read what other players will be doing not just the once they should be on the whole match for . But can get away quickly if they are not on there man .
This is a new 6 6 6 rule that has come in. So you can only have 6 in the fullbacks 6 in the forwards and 6 in Your midfield but back in the day you could have players basically anywhere you wanted on the field. There would of been two more players in the middlefeild. Could of been two players on one player like lance franklin. So that’s another thing. They call it a tag. So it means you mite have one or two on one player but your job is basically about then and make them play the worst game. Sometimes it works somtimes it makes the player even better Also there was even a rule when they do a jump ball after they call the whistle and You could have a third man up but these days you have to nominate for the balls so then only you and that the other ruckman can go up but with the third man the ruckman could make out about to hit it down then a mid fielder or a big tall would run in quickly and grab it and just bomb into 50 maybe a goal also miss that rule but the game has become so fast as you can see :) cheers
If a Final is drawn, they now to get extra time. But they used to just have to have to come back the next week (which happened in a few Grand Finals)
Best game I’ve ever been to
Momentum is everything.
Momentum in aussie rules can be almost impossible to stop at times.
Remember this game like it was yesterday, Geelong loved to choke 50+ point leads
It is quite common for mates to support different teams & go to the games together, take the piss out of each other & have a laugh. We're not as crazy as some fans of some sports, although some Collingwood supporters may be the exception. ; )
Chris Scott, the Geelong coach, is an iconic ex-Brisbane Lions player & still gets a warm welcome in Brisbane, out of respect for all he did as a player.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Scott_(Australian_footballer)
Its only the 8th biggest comeback but it was by a team going through it darkest days against a team that often bet them on average of 50 points and has been a top 4 contender since 2007 up till now. Ironically the Lions beat the Cats 2 nights ago.
I know that it is a year late, but I work at the Gabba.
Go on the Lions!
Hey mate I love watching this it never gets old cheers Skillo #GoLions our legends from the threepeat still on show with some handy youngsters on display were a great team and since this we've girls playing afl ...these boys are coaching them now yes the ladies "we " are frightening good the Grand Final is Sunday
7:50 it goes to extra time in finale's games but in season games it can be a draw
in a draw the 4 points are split... 2 each...
up until 2016 if a grand final was drawn then the two teams would come back the next week and play it again.
However, drawn grand finals are now resolved with two five-minute periods of extra time; if the scores are still tied at the end of the extra time period, play will continue until the next score
I have been a fan of the lions since they were the bears before the Fitzroy merge. A Brisbane girl here go the lions 👍
Anzac Day 1992…Melbourne was 41 up at 3/4 time and kicked the first goal of the last…Essendon then kicked 7 quick goals, then a couple of behinds, then a final goal to lead by a point, then Derek Kickett took a diving mark up against the goalpost to save the win. If he fumbled it, it was a draw.
In the 2001 Essendon North comeback game, my parents were invited to watch the game from the MCC members. It was my mum’s first game since the Essendon Geelong game at Windy Hill in 1947. My dad and uncle were vocal and passionate fans of either club…Dad grew up 800 metres from Windy Hill.
Even though there have been bigger comebacks scorewise (Ess v NM 69 points), this one was pretty special (no, I don't follow Lions) because Geelong were hot favourites to win from the beginning as Lions were a bottom team at the time and they STILL GOT RUN DOWN BY THE UNDERDOG IN ABOUT 35 MINUTES!
On the other hand, both Ess and NM were both top teams at the time. NM got the jump and Ess clawed back 69 PTS in about 75 minutes. Both games were utterly incredible but I still find the Brisbane effort more unbelievable given their respective ladder standings and time constraints.
I actually remember the Essendon comeback and thought to myself "69 pts is not impossible for this mob" - they were the best team by a mile that year and only North Melbourne could challenge them. Not saying "I knew they would do it" , just never wrote them off. Awesome games.
there was an extra time final in 2017 with west coast eagles and port adelaide. you should react to it
The commentator is Anthony Hudson and he’s probably the best commentator on TV. Best spoken, comes up with the best calls. You reacted to BT who gets excited and loud but Huddo is way better
Nice work mate. A draw is a draw. Even if it was a Grand Final. It would be replayed later in the week or next weekend. Collingwood and St.Kilda drew a GF a while ago, with the Evil Empire of Collingwood winning the replay. I’m a Giants fan but I also follow football (soccer) , an Evertonian of 44years. Thing is, the new Everton away kit is almost identical to the Essendon Bombers AFL club strip. I do like the away kit and the traditional story behind it but I know what would happen if I wore it here. Hahaha!
Cheers mate. Just read some of the other posts, seems my drawn match info isn’t entirely correct. Extra time is played in some circumstances.
The Saints vs Bulldogs Round 6 game of 2015 was an even bigger deficit at 54 points
If the scores are tied. There's no extra time during the normal season. Extra time applies only during the finals.
In the Grand Final however, which is usually held on the final Saturday of September, if the scores are tied, the entire Grand Final is replayed the following Saturday. This has only happened three times in the AFL/VFL's 162-Year history. The last time it happened was in 2010. This rule has since changed.
I thought I heard that the AFL has changed that, that if scores are tied in a Grand Final Extra time will be played?
Momentum is good, but you still gotta kick "em,go Lions 2021.
I recommend the West Coast vs Pies Don’t believe in never video. Amazing game and really well made
When it’s a final and the scores are tied they go into extra time
not the 2010 grand final
@@rhyssanders9122 unfortunately
@@B0mber44 Well collingwood pumped them in the replay so pretty good xD
Biggest comeback in VFL/AFL history was Essendon V North Melbourne in 2001.
There have been other big comebacks.
Essendon came back from an over 10 Goal margin during the 2nd Quarter against North Melbourne in a game from 2001.
Hawthorn came from a similar margin almost at half time against St Kilda in 1999.
Brisbane back when they were known as the Bears came back from a 45 point margin at 3/4 time against Hawthorn in 1995.
The granddaddy of all comebacks was back in the 1970 Grand Final when Carlton came from 42 points down against Collingwood to win the premiership in a historic victory.
If it's a final, it used to be back in the early 1990s, if there is a draw, they replay the match the following week.
Then it happened in 1990 when Collingwood drew against West Coast in the Qualifying Final so the AFL changed the rules to include the extra time in two 5 minute half's each way.
The first game when that Extra Time in finals rule was applied was in 1994 when North Melbourne and Hawthorn drew in a Qualifying Final that was the first year the Final 8 MK1 system was ran. (Final 8 MK1 was 1st Vs 8th, 2nd Vs 7th, 3rd Vs 6th and 4th Vs 5th, Final 8 MK2 is when the Finals system was made fairer for teams between 3rd to 6th because of the number of times the teams finished 1st and 2nd defeated the teams finished 7th and 8th rendering the middle teams Qualifying finals as dead rubber games if they didn't mean anything in the outcome of who were eliminated.)
Then in the 2010 Grand Final Collingwood drew with St Kilda and it was still under the rule if the Grand Final became a draw, the match would be replayed the following week since the Grand Final was originally exempt from the Extra Time rule.
But in 2015 there was a situation where both Fremantle and West Coast were 1 and 2 on the ladder, both came from Western Australia and there was an argument if they both were in the Grand Final, both became a draw, would it be fair to ask those same fans who travelled all the way from one side of the country down to Melbourne for the same match the following week?
So the AFL in 2016 changed the situation so the Extra Time rule applied to the AFL Grand Final to avoid that situation.
In the VFL/AFL history the only draws in Grand Finals were Essendon and Melbourne in 1948 (Before TV), North Melbourne and Collingwood in 1977 and finally Collingwood and St Kilda in 2010.
You can view footage from both 1977 and 2010 drawn Grand Finals, but in 1948 that was before Television so the only thing you can find is a silent film with music and commentator in the background of that game if the footage survived as there was so much old VFL footage that became lost to time due to deuteriation before the technology became available to preserve that old footage.
Every team has a choking game
Even though this was the 8th biggest comeback, I think it was the best since they were closing in on quarter time and at the time Brisbane were one of the worst teams in the comp and Geelong were one of the best. Brisbane were massive underdogs that day and somehow they pulled off a miracle on grass.
Goals galore in the 2001 Essendon V North Melbourne match. Such a high scoring game. Shootout style. Check that out.
I remember in the 2002 season Carlton had a 56 point lead by the first minute of the second quarter then they only won the game by 2 points.
The question about a draw in the grand final. Watch the 2010 AFL Grand Final!! Had a draw and went back the following week to play again!! Rules were changed after that
That's some of the most consistent back to back goals I've seen in a hot minute. Normally there's 3 points for every goal or something
if the final score the scores are level
regular season: draw/tie
finals: overtime
grand final: replay next week
Essendon vs North Melbourne 2001
Round 16
pls don’t watch it i go for roos it’s gonna hurt me
drawn finals go to extra time; up until a few years back a drawn grand final got completely replayed the week after. I think the last time it happened was 2010 or 2011 with Collingwood and St. Kilda, probably worth a reaction, lol
Victoria charities league game in 84 our team were up 10-1 to 1-1 in the 1st term. YeeHaa!
We lost by 97 points
I'm back in lockdown so will be binging your videos 😂
You always try to centre the ball to make it easier for the Forwards to kick a goal.
if you wanna find out about a draw... watch collingwood vs st.kilda grand final... rules have changed since then though
from 2010
Meh try round 16 2001 Essendon came back to win from being 69 points down against North Melbourne in the second quarter.
That's the biggest comeback in history.
The greatest comeback ever by the greatest team in A.F.L. history.
Maybe he should watch the 2001 GF
Biggest comeback, yes, but clawing back 52 points in 24 minutes is a steeper hill than 69 points in 40.
As a Port supporter, I hate to say it... But watch the Port v West Coast extra time final in 2017
Another comeback against Geelong was the West Coast Eagles, round 10 2006 54 points awesome match
The Largest Comeback Is 69 Points and it happened Round 16 2001 North Melbourne Kangaroos vs The Essendon Bombers.
If it's a regular season game (home & away game we call it here) and it ends in a draw, there is no extra time, it just stays a draw. In a final, they play extra time if it's a draw at the end of regulation.
Side note: Again pay some respect to commentator Anthony Hudson, who is a mad Geelong supporter who again sounded exited despite seeing his team lose.
Now you have to watch Essendon come back from a 69 point deficit ;)
I remember watching St Kilda make a 45 point comeback, back in the days of black and white TV.
Victorians hated a draw in a grand final. They are played in late September, which is Spring in Australia. A lot of weddings and major birthday celebrations are planned for the weekend after the grandfinal, and a draw would cause all sorts of complications. Most Victorians are very passionate about their sports, and many, probably including the groom, would rather be watching a footy match, than doing anything else.
A good mate of mine, a fanatical Saints fan, had his wedding organised for the Saturday after the 2010 Grand Final. His bride-to-be cried for hours. The groom turned up but his bridal party only fronted for the reception, and a miserable lot they were,after getting pumped in the replay.
In country and suburban comps, the grand final is often the second week of September, so there are heaps of weddings the third weekend. There are lots of guys (and girls now) who play football (or netball) all winter,then the cricket season starts the first Saturday in October. Most regional football clubs (and many suburban clubs) are combined football/netball clubs. Same colours, same fixture. Girls have their netball courts 50/100 metres from the football ground. Certainly the case in Warrnambool (south-west coast 260km SW of Melbourne). In NSW and Queensland, rugby league instead of Aussie Rules.
I'd really like to see a collab between Rob Reacts and The Dons Channel watching some exciting AFL action.
maybe you will have to message him to tell him! He may not have a clue who I am :D
React to the 2018 grand finale
My cousin is Daniel Rich
Who? :D
@@RobReacts1 he’s like Roberto Carlos but an AFL player (left footed defender for Brisbane who is possibly the best kick in the AFL right now, also gets a goal in this game)
@@duke_hugo oh sweet!
You need to watch the Essendon Bombers vs Kangaroos greatest comeback... 69 points!!
Round 16, 2001
Wayne Carey verses Essington
Pies vs dockers was a great game
Port vs looks as good
Collingwood vs St Kilda Grand final the draw
Yeah if it’s a final and it’s a draw it goes to extra time but it used to just be replay the game the next week
Extra 5-10 minutes it only change because st Kilda v Collingwood.
@@vampyresgraveyard3307 yep
Biggest comeback was Essendon v North Melbourne in 2001, 69 points during the second quarter. One of the highest scoring games ever also. The reigning premiers Essendon, and the team who won it the year before them North Melbourne. No reason to watch it, no I am not salty that my team bottled that margin. Very uninteresting game.
haha! Yea 69 points... is alot!
In a final if it’s a draw they go 5 minutes each way
Unless its a Grand Final. Then they replay the entire game.
' don't believe in never ' eagles grand final story please Rob
link it for me...maybe in my discord
th-cam.com/video/nttVegdrHFo/w-d-xo.html
I dont do discord sorry mate
This is one of my favourite vids
Gives you an inside look on grand final day... one of the best days of my life
Did you time this one to rub in our (Geelong's) loss to Brisbane on Thursday just gone?
Bit rough.
haha I honestly didnt :D
The footy gods organised this I think
Only 8th biggest sure but most of the others were from like 1960
This isnt even the biggest comeback. Essendon has that honour of 69 points very early in the 2nd qtr against nth melbourne, i forget what yr but it was early 2000's
If you have segregated fans in soccer what if you go to the game with a mate and you support different teams? I'm a Melbourne supporter and my best mate is a Carlton supporter and we always sit next to each other at the games.
I think Essendon Bombers vs North Melbourne Kangaroos is the biggest comeback.
Watch the 2010 grand final to see what happens in a grand final draw 🙃
So, a soccer player can slam the ball into a Ref just outside his penalty area, and receive a free kick?
basically.
Rob, sounds like you did not enjoy that game. Imagine being there... You would be holding yourself so hard that you would leave bruises... 🤔😉
haha! Imagine losing from being 52 points ahead!!
This is nothing. Back when Essendon was a super club, they came back fromv a 74 point deficit just after half time, to get up and beat North Melbourne
Essendon Vs. North Melbourne Round 16 2001
Highlights: th-cam.com/video/KpZW7vOq-no/w-d-xo.html
Full Match: th-cam.com/video/FWXhtz_o2dQ/w-d-xo.html
As an Aussie it's flattering your reacting to so many Australian related things but it's almost to the point of saying ENOUGH! as seemingly every video you do these days is Aussie related and it's almost bordering on obsession at this point.
So by all means keep enjoying Australian things but less reaction videos on them
You need to now look at my channel...Rugby, Football, Hurling, Gaelic Football, Aussie Rules.
@@RobReacts1 Putting an Australian thing in your suggestions doesn't help your cause mate
@@MrThedwp I honestly have no idea what you are talking about bud. I have been focussing on Rugby(league and union) then moved onto aussie rules and it just so happens that people ask me to react to other things that are aussie.
@@RobReacts1 yes sure I get all that but maybe just ease off on the Aussie stuff for awhile as that's all
@@RobReacts1 build up a fan base who like watching a certain thing and then stop all of a sudden. That will help you gain subscribers I’m sure.
This game was fcked