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Round 6, 2009, Western Bulldogs lost to Saint Kilda

First Quarter: the Winners secured the benefits of control of the environment from the position on the board they managed due to the peformance their business made, which guaranteed a long-term management issue for the Losers as they endeavoured to manage a deficit, going forward.

Second Quarter: due to the poor efficiency they managed at board-level, the Winners secured a marginal gain toadd to their overall margin, which accounted for their advantage over the Losers, as they struggled with the shortfall of class they were forced to manage, and produced a poor account.

Third Quarter: the Winners virtually guaranteed themselves an absolute advantage, despite their mismanagement of opportunity continuing to minimise the size of their control, which gave the Losers another sign of their decline, as they managed to increase their deficit, in a deep depression.

Fourth Quarter: handing back some of the gains they had acquired before the last recession, the Winners allowed themselves to decrease the intensity of the depression they were managing to give the Losers, which, in the long-term, guaranteed them some slight surge in confidence.

Fifth Quarter: the Winners gave an accurate account of the overall position they had manufactured on the board, and added value to the "strong performance" they managed, which added gloom to the reports the Losers gave of their work-rate because, they "couldn't fault their endeavour".
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Round 6, 2009, Melbourne lost to Geelong

First Quarter: the Losers defied the class imbalance that they have spent so long in managing, and suffered only a small loss, made in the early part of trading, which the Winners manufactured from the vast resources they have spent years managing, and proved costly going forward.

Second Quarter: slipping behind in their share of turnover on the board, the Losers managed to forecast the prospect of their deep depression continuing beyond the looming recession, which the Winners careered towards on the back of the business of their ownership of the practices employed.

Third Quarter: the Losers managed the period going into the last recession with another negative gain, which added up to three consecutive quarters of bleak results, as the Winners made several inaccurate measures, which made their board's targets, going forward, appear as grossly inadequate.

Fourth Quarter: registering a turnaround in the deficit, the Losers received a much needed injection of confidence into their organisation going forward, which was in part due to the Winners' inadequate handling of opportunity with expensive mismanagement of the means of production employed, overall.

Fifth Quarter: the Losers gave a moderately factual account of their fulfillment of forecasts, which was offset by an attempt to defraud potential analysts with a plan to "formulate" a plan, which the Winners met with accounts of expensive problems within their organsitation, going forward.
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Round 6, 2009, Richmond lost to Sydney

First Quarter: the Winners, served richly by their greatest asset: accountability in a contracting environment, managed to gain control of the positon on the board they bargained for, which put the Losers in the position of negotiating the recession with a plan to improve, or modify, their business.

Second Quarter: maintaining the position they had managed, and making minor gains across the board, the Winners negotiated the prospect of a major recession with another quarter, which the Losers made into another deficit, because the people in their organisation are of a poorer class.

Third Quarter: the Winners managed the period before the last recession with a loss that threatened to rob them of confidence, and potentially the absolute advantage, which the Losers had to take credit for, due to the surge they managed to produce from their industry and business dealings.

Fourth Quarter: managing to keep their interest in holding the position on the board they had managed, the Winners held on to control of the margin and added more value, despite a surge from the Losers, which took them to the brink of disaster as they got their business up and running, finally.

Fifth Quarter: the Winners managed to transfer the responsibilty for the size of their margin to a shortfall in accurate measures taken in early trading, which sufficiently balanced with the account the Losers managed, and generally served to dupe observers into holding off on large payouts.
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Round 6, 2009, Essendon lost to Brisbane

First Quarter: the Losers managed their surplus of confidence with a deficit recorded at board-level, which severely restricted the operations of the business of giving a good account, as the Winners negotiated the impact of a previously empty account with a productive period, overall.

Second Quarter: compromised by a savage conflict between their industry and targets, the Losers aligned their inaccurate measures with a second consecutive quarter, which the Winners had to take credit for going into a major recession with a massive deficit for the competition, going forward.

Third Quarter: the Losers managed to break even after being given a major break, which hindered their prospects for gaining the position on the board they sought, as the Winners managed to experience a stagnant period in the venture they undertook to attain solid gains, quarter by quarter.

Fourth Quarter: the conditions for business improved markedly, the Losers managed to give a good account of the sort of business they are liable to manage, going forward, which benefited the Winners, as they posted another gain on the board, which was aligned to the performance managed.

Fifth Quarter: the Losers managed to avoid giving credible accounts for the position they managed, due to the widespread fraud prevalent in the industry in these tough times, which contrasted sharply with the Winners' accounting practices of managing their reports of results poorly, overall.
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Round 6, 2009, Adelaide lost to Port Adelaide

First Quarter: the Winners banked on their old firm delivering them an absolute advantage, which proved to be a capital idea as they gained a margin after falling into deficit, which the Losers had assisted in the making of, despite the business of their organisation, through the inequality of class.

Second Quarter: consolidating an advantage with added value, the Winners managed to align the board with their enterprise, which virtually guaranteed confidence, as the Losers, struggling with the management of class, produced a second consecutive quarter going into the big break.

Third Quarter: the Winners compounded their gains, despite managing to measure the means with their ultimate goals with a rate of returns that minimised their break, which the Losers managed to make marginally more taxing than it had been in the last recession, and produced the risk of a big loss.

Fourth Quarter: for a second consecutive quarter after the last serious recession, the Winners managed another marginal gain, which added value to the break they had managed in the previous two quarters, as the Losers, adhering to the model business plan they had devised, suffered a depression.

Fifth Quarter: the Winners urged caution from investors willing to pay them out for their previous performances, reminding creditors that the value of an advantage delivers that option, which generated a serious admission from the Losers that "we were really poor", and was a good account.
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Round 6, 2009, West Coast lost to Fremantle

First Quarter: the Losers generated substantial opportunity from limited assets and numerous liabilities, and managed to record a margin which was diminished by costly measures, as the Winners negotiated the impact of their failure to take control of their own business, with a manageable loss.

Second Quarter: mismanagement of measures brought on by the volatile environment and an account low in confidence resulted in the Losers owning only a minor margin, which the Winners took a lot of interest in owning for themelves as they struggled to manage added confidence, going forward.

Third Quarter: the Losers struggled to manage their business as effectively as prior to the recession, and were forced to slash the margin despite the accuracy of their measures, which saved the Winners from turning their deficit into a surplus of credit, and benefited their boom, by one account.

Fourth Quarter: missing numerous opportunities proved costly for the Losers, as the industry of their business bought them more entries to their account than the Winners, which sells the confidence they're managing short of the real value they managed to produce from their position on the board.

Fifth Quarter: the Losers managed the credit due to the competition by stealing the interest of analysts with an account, which was critical, of the shortfall of industry, and sold the Losers short of the value they generated from an investment, derived from the recession, in enterprise.
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Round 6, 2009, Carlton lost to Hawthorn

First Quarter: the Winners managed to acquire a position of control on the board, which was achieved through the measures of a secondary option going forward, and the Losers negotiating the perception of unqualified ambition with a resounding performance, and an unquaified loss.

Second Quarter: through efficient transfer of opportunity and the account managed by a key option, the Winners struggled to maintain the position they had managed, which, due to the comparative poverty of options for the Losers, was not achieved, as the deficit was slashed marginally.

Third Quarter: the Winners took control of the ownership of the means of production, and managed to deliver inaccurate measures from their own pockets, which allowed the Losers, capitalising wherever opportunity met industry, to manufacture a performance that was aligned to class.

Fourth Quarter: due to a positive early outcome from property disputes, the Winners managed to hold on to their overall advantage, which they added to in the final analysis, as the Losers, delivering a performance worthy of the value creditors invested in their stocks, went away richer.

Fifth Quarter: the Winners paid credit to their "big figure" going forward, and took the opportunity to "consolidate our position", which they managed without paying any credit to the Losers, which they had earned from a consistently ambitious performance, and work "across the board".
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Round 6, 2009, North Melbourne lost to Collingwood

First Quarter: the Losers rallied in late trading after managing to negotiate the impact of the damaging business of the competition, and their own crisis and uncertainty, as the Winners, securing valuable dividends on the board for their enterprise and co-operative business, managed a gain.

Second Quarter: adding value to the assessment of a decline, the Losers paid the price for the loss of class in their structure, and managed a second consecutive quarter going in to the major recession, as the Winners manufactured massive confidence, from owning the competition.

Third Quarter: the Losers generated another negative gain through the inequalities they met in the competition, despite managing to negate the severity going into the last recession, as the Winners delivered creditors, selling themselves as analysts, a massive surge in pay outs for their reports.

Fourth Quarter: adding to their deficit with a savage depression, the Losers turned around after the last recession by delivering observers a reason to invest in some other business, as the Winners managed to create inequality at board-level, which was aligned to class, across the board.

Fifth Quarter: the Losers "couldn't question our endeavour", despite having serious misgivings about their management of what property they managed to secure, as the Winners called on legislators to allow regulations that would allow for better management of the impact of liabilities and damages.
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Round 6, 2001, Richmond beat North Melbourne

I, good night, do jaundice to this naught if I flied; I'll fry anyway. Pants down this was one of the blessed noughts of my laugh. The sighs wear hair pants the Ticklers and the Kinkies wereto flirt out a mammarble encounter over four pints.

For the Daggers this one goes slate to the art of wear their hat nought, nought! At the tame, for thimbles to bleat the Kinky's walls something verily spatial, and eared style ears. They dilled so thinks to romping awry with it ladderly; a laugher.

OK, so sinch thank thinks halve not gown as pined, nought yacht. Rarely the Daggers and the Kinkies should half flirt pat many tight and mammarable encounters such as these, hear: I can see the light at the hand of the funnel; surly spoon, verily spoon.

Fannily sniff this game wilt gaul down in my pox as mammarable for a couple of Brobdingnagian raisons. Verily big raisons, occidentally. Aslide from hats, the Daggers miss the laugh and the sveltness of sweet olefactory, moistly. Pyjamas.

Thinks to the Kinkies, the Daggers were ample to get in the cuddle offer the munch and enjoist the mammary of a sweet wink. For hat the Daggers wilt neither farget and ought nought stamp frying to pelt back to your laughable slide, up the ladder.


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Round 6, 2008, Hawthorn beat Richmond

The matey Gawkers, errant milking and tall, halve colt the chop dung aghast a paddling Tagger poutflit. The Taggers, so noir and yelp so fart, tickled very hardily and grave the flavoured Gawks a scar.

Kempt in it by their gown stilt kicking, the Taggers befitted from elan around the context and stare pliers snog. The Gawkers, licking themselfs for messing somme any sods, shard rarely have winced by moo.

An elf day from their sparehead was offshit by those abind slapping up to talk the slick; all heed dud was mess: a phew! The Tags, glittered by the lass, can, and wail, tank art from this batter deflate, yet agroin.

It's boing to be a nuffer one of those ears for the Taggers, I'm afollied, while the Gawkers, culpable of looking so perished, will go esteemly wail except when somewan can geld a halt of them in profundity.

The Muddies mate be apple to toast them in this deportment; real fan drought fanny soon, writhe Taggers tickle the sour to be farted up Stains in yet a nutter could taste of where their hats: deletable.
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Round 6, 2008, Sydney drew with North Melbourne

The tit-fisted Sinnysliders have fraught out a barring draw aghast the Cankers thanks to halving one moist applyer. The Cankers can talk ladder comfort from oily tanking a couple of pints sway.

Farm form praised with boing one ployer short, the Cankers paddled hard throughart the hall gamut. In the furnish it wars Sinny who, talk to the fooled with one moist player, took the tight pants.

Topically, they ployed a tit game aghast a could time and can think coy ployers and pit-parters toot. The draw, a lass for the matey Cankers, is stilt a guard effect form the utter slide a swill.

They, so well drolled, are a slide that can lock to ploy fatals this ear: they cad knack off some bitter strides, while the Sinnysliders wilt be hire and hireaboats aghast; how fart they go, warnose.

Offal hoisting the Dullbogs we shard nose joist howl tit-fussed their gamut, while the Cankers reel half tire walk called about agress: the achily could Coweaters on their turdhope: earyones.
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Round 6, 2008, Brisbane beat Melbourne

The Loins, applying a weird stale, have accorded another wink on their dank hope offer a deleted Emos. The lass could have been thrush as bid as it wars; as sit is, it was a nutter bold lass.

They bottled hard for moist of the day but foiled to hint tangents eerily, and it caustic them bag time. The Loins, locking to attract the pickets, flailed to get the scare on the bard that they deversed.

All aught of shits they messed in flute of the bug stacks from the toad in font and deep in the pickets, wherecoats the Emos gnawed their evilly shit, aught so it steamed to this ladder brick dick.

The lass smells cartons to their sneezing and they shard rarely stint brooding some jungian ployers art new. The Loins half the steam thinks to lock forearm too arse all walls: could but not a nut.

They could wail knack off the wringing chimps, the Clatters, but they'll half to ploy wail, while the Emos can lock to a passable factory when they mate the Dackers in what limbs as a slacker.
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Round 6, 2008, Port Adelaide beat Saint Kilda

Pants off to the Poor who have token the chocolates aghast the Stains in art tight gimp at faulty-pork in Udderload. It crimp at a colt with a startled layer coiling darn with a mirror injustice; often the feet of the Poor.

It wars yet a nutter raison when the Poor have deflated the Stains, much to their internal chingrin. Slumtimes, one slide halts the wool on a nutter and there donuts seem munch airyone canned "oooo", pout-lip.

So it is that the Poor have the wand over the Stains who are no lunch for the fairy belts slides but half a hippy knacker of pelting the lure banked times. The Poor look like they are sent to catch chin again this ear.

The Stains, so steamily a contexter, are not rarely gone to geld anywhere this eon without some zip around the bile, I'm sour I've alweedy staid. It's just arse plain as the noise on your farce that they need an injection.

The Poor tickle on the Bumblers in wan they'll half to winch shout for, while the Stains, disparate for a wing, can lock forewarned to the imploding Taggers, in wilt could be a real chinlunge for the flavoured slide.
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Round 6, 2008, Western Bulldogs beat West Coast

Evil offal going the knacker the Weakies have foiled in their bib to tickle the Dullbogs; to the exuent that they were rarely kilted. It was a nuffer humouriliating lass for the ecstatic Weakies.

The Dullbogs, their wrenching ploy on the emote, ram the Weakies wagged from the outlet with plenty of gawd ploy numberous times. The Weakies, unample to munch them, went the knacker.

It was in the turd quart that the gimp was broomed right out of ardour with the Bogs spilling on heaps of coals and the Coaters looking naked: a laugher. The last was a mare informality, bashfully.

The sighs are there that the Coaters are in need of some bile-scurriers and evil cramps a chins of couch, whereplaits the Bogs look arse french as a dizzy: they, from ear, shard milk the fatals.

They'll gnaw a pit more offal they take on the constricting Sinnysiders on their pillock, while, before, the Wet Clitters face the milky Boobs in a bottle for the fool's points and a crink at the Rex.
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