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Well bugger me dead.....Mark Robinson wrote an article about Melbourne. Wonders never cease.

Head to Head write ups from Robbo in 2010...: -

Essendon - 19

Melbourne - 2

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    Well bugger me dead.....Mark Robinson wrote an article about Melbourne. Wonders never cease.

    Head to Head write ups from Robbo in 2010...: -

    Essendon - 19

    Melbourne - 2

    Call that an article? A complete non-story.

    '"That's as much as I know," Connolly said.

    "He might have a cracked windscreen."

    Connolly said players needed to be careful about what situations they found themselves in.

    "Players are constantly educated about not putting themselves in vulnerable situations," Connolly said.

    Watts was the No. 1 AFL draft pick in 2008.

    He was still completing his VCE studies in 2009 at Brighton Grammar when he made his AFL debut against Collingwood in Round 11.'

    Ground-breaking stuff from Robbo.

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    How long is a player out for with a cracked windscreen?

    Couple of weeks for a ruptured bonnet.

    Perhaps Jack should choose his litterbug mates more carefully. Wasn't Didak in the passenger seat was it?

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    Isn't Leigh Matthews down in Victoria during the weekends?????

    Surely this a bit over the top by Lethal to try and prove his point and destroy JW's career!

    First goal posts, then bruns jaw, now Jacks ride!!

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    Couple of weeks for a ruptured bonnet.

    Perhaps Jack should choose his litterbug mates more carefully. Wasn't Didak in the passenger seat was it?

    Did's was asleep in the back seat and didn't hear or see anything.

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    Rubbish article. It's such horrible, horrible paper.

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    lol it's pretty funny. Bay 13 would be having a field day with this.

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    Call that an article? A complete non-story.

    Robbo would call it an article. He is probably proud to put his name to it. :wacko:

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    How long is a player out for with a cracked windscreen?

    Very good, had a chuckle with that comment! :)

    Wont be a LTI

    A scrape, and in and out with a full replacement

    Be back on the track in no time.

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    How long is a player out for with a cracked windscreen?

    Don't forget the bruised polystyrene cup.

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    Couple of weeks for a ruptured bonnet.

    Perhaps Jack should choose his litterbug mates more carefully. Wasn't Didak in the passenger seat was it?

    What about front suspension twinge? Couple of week precaution!

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    Haha can't believe I only just read this article.

    As if I missed out on such important news. I'm so behind!

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    I hope someone cops a fine from the EPA for littering.

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