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Just listened to it. Not much.

Stated that he was surprised he was delisted. (Heard this previously). Although it was interesting to hear him mention that Melbourne told him that Brisbane were looking to trade him as early as round 20 last year. Mentioned that Grimes and McKenzie were future stars of the AFL. He was particularly impressed/inspired by Grimes continuous gut running deep into the last quarter against the Pies. Also mentioned with a bit of a tongue in cheek that the G is a bit of a hoodoo ground for him. That was really about it.

Had a good game last week Joel. Will be interesting to see what happens when we have him, Garland, Rivers, Frawley and Warnock all up and running in the defence. Can they all fit???

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No mention of the most visible cramp in television history?

During the last quarter you see the veins in Joel's leg bulging and going in to spasm. Awful.

Watch the replay and listen to Dunstall's reaction.

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Just listened to it. Not much.

Stated that he was surprised he was delisted. (Heard this previously). Although it was interesting to hear him mention that Melbourne told him that Brisbane were looking to trade him as early as round 20 last year. Mentioned that Grimes and McKenzie were future stars of the AFL. He was particularly impressed/inspired by Grimes continuous gut running deep into the last quarter against the Pies. Also mentioned with a bit of a tongue in cheek that the G is a bit of a hoodoo ground for him. That was really about it.

Had a good game last week Joel. Will be interesting to see what happens when we have him, Garland, Rivers, Frawley and Warnock all up and running in the defence. Can they all fit???

He could possibly play on a wing or tag a player. Got options with him.

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Wow? KB has guests? I'd have thought his show was just two hours of him mumbling to us all about how great he is and how he's right about everything and "Kevin Sheedy should coach Richmond, you know. It's about time they got Danny Frawley out of there. Where's my mashed pears?"

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No mention of the most visible cramp in television history?

During the last quarter you see the veins in Joel's leg bulging and going in to spasm. Awful.

Watch the replay and listen to Dunstall's reaction.

Horrible stuff, his calf muscle looked like it disconnected from his achilles.

He did some good things on saturday, could be an important player for us given his experience realtive to our other backmen.


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No mention of the most visible cramp in television history?

During the last quarter you see the veins in Joel's leg bulging and going in to spasm. Awful.

Watch the replay and listen to Dunstall's reaction.

Ooh yeh, I remember seeing that from MCC level 2. That was pretty rank.

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No mention of the most visible cramp in television history?

During the last quarter you see the veins in Joel's leg bulging and going in to spasm. Awful.

Watch the replay and listen to Dunstall's reaction.

I didn't even read your post; I'm just enamoured with your avatar...

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As did I.

I was shocked when he managed to keep going.

Of course, the idiot buffoon near me was complaining about both MacDonald not kicking straight away, and the umpire calling time off.

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Just listened to it. Not much.

Stated that he was surprised he was delisted. (Heard this previously). Although it was interesting to hear him mention that Melbourne told him that Brisbane were looking to trade him as early as round 20 last year. Mentioned that Grimes and McKenzie were future stars of the AFL. He was particularly impressed/inspired by Grimes continuous gut running deep into the last quarter against the Pies. Also mentioned with a bit of a tongue in cheek that the G is a bit of a hoodoo ground for him. That was really about it.

Had a good game last week Joel. Will be interesting to see what happens when we have him, Garland, Rivers, Frawley and Warnock all up and running in the defence. Can they all fit???

Of course they can. Didn't you see Frawley line up on Medhurst last week, and defeat him? A couple of our defenders (ie Frawley and Macdonald) can play tall or short.

Very solid backline without any superstars.

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He played OK. Made a few ugly mistake in the first two rounds that kind of justified Brisbane delisting him. I guess it's good that we have an experienced played in the side, but I can't imagine him being part of our long term plans to be honest. He's another Craig Ellis at best.

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No mention of the most visible cramp in television history?

During the last quarter you see the veins in Joel's leg bulging and going in to spasm. Awful.

Watch the replay and listen to Dunstall's reaction.

More visible than Bennell's "cramp"? Managed to fight through the pain barrier soon after.

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