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e25   5

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Dude, below even your standards.... Come on. You get unfairly criticized sometimes but that was weak

If you read what he wrote, it strictly does not make sense.

You can figure out what he meant if you want to go to the trouble of thinking for him.

He's the one who began sledging.

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BAMF   4,119

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From Sportsbet.com.au

Jamar $81

Davey $81

Green $101

Petterd $101

Jetta $101

Scully $151

Sylvia $151

Frawley $201

Morton $201

Moloney $251

Grimes $251

Trengove $251

Wonaeamirri $251

The rest are paying $501 or more.

Interesting to see that sportsbet are predicting a good year from Neville Jetta :)

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From Sportsbet.com.au

Jamar $81

Davey $81

Green $101

Petterd $101

Jetta $101

Scully $151

Sylvia $151

Frawley $201

Morton $201

Moloney $251

Grimes $251

Trengove $251

Wonaeamirri $251

The rest are paying $501 or more.

Interesting to see that sportsbet are predicting a good year from Neville Jetta :)

Jetta is training the housedown..no wonder he is this price..I stated he looked fantastic at training on the 3rd December

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Jetta is training the housedown..no wonder he is this price..I stated he looked fantastic at training on the 3rd December

But above Sylvia?

(insert facepalm photo here)

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If Sam Blease is still eligible for the Rising Star Award next year, then i'd definately consider wagering a few dollars on him winning it.

He could definately give David Swallow and the Other Gold Coast kids a run for their money.

I'm not sure why, but i just think that once Blease finally breaks into the senior team, that he won't be out of it again any time soon- i'm more excited aboot how he'll go next year than any other of our youngsters!!

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If Sam Blease is still eligible for the Rising Star Award next year, then i'd definately consider wagering a few dollars on him winning it.

He could definately give David Swallow and the Other Gold Coast kids a run for their money.

I'm not sure why, but i just think that once Blease finally breaks into the senior team, that he won't be out of it again any time soon- i'm more excited aboot how he'll go next year than any other of our youngsters!!

Blease for the NAB is a better bet than Sylvia for the Brownlow.

Sylvia in 2012/13, when we're genuine competitors.

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Might have said the same about Woey at this moment in '99. Will never forget wandering into the TAB and thinking "Yes, I think I'll have a fiver at 200-1"

Nice work.

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