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oh no 3rd

Oh [censored].

Brisbane 7.5.47

Melbourne 9.6.60


having shots with no result

Flash misses.

Brisbane 7.5.47

Melbourne 9.8.62

Hey, I missed a behind...

 

ABC radio commentator slamming Bennell as "soft". What did it look like?

Sylvia 110 DT poits so far


Watts to cute missed a opportunity. :(

ABC radio commentator slamming Bennell as "soft". What did it look like?

Went to ground too easy.

Bruce 30 mtrs out 45 deg and 0

dont look like getting a goal this qtr aaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggg


is this where MFC turn to poo?

MFC = off for at least one quarter...every single game.

And I'd just like to say Colin Sylvia will be an A-grade midfielder if he stays injury-free.

Brisbane 7.6.48

Melbourne 9.8.62

He can fire up anytime

Jurrah Still looking lost

Edited by olgreydingo

GREEEEEEN

Brisbane 7.6.48

Melbourne 10.8.68


MFC = off for at least one quarter...every single game.

And I'd just like to say Colin Sylvia will be an A-grade midfielder if he stays injury-free.

Brisbane 7.6.48

Melbourne 9.8.62

I hope the turn up for the final quarter.

Col Sylvia being an A Grad if injury free... Hell Yeah, he is a gun.

Where would we be with out Green. Goal from the boundary!!

Edited by olgreydingo

Frees 19 to 4 our way??

 

Barty and Garland holding the backline

Frees 19 to 4 our way??

Locals not happy, they booed after Green's goal even though the free kick was there


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