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Jamar Injured and out for a month

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Just announced on On the Couch :-(

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    Posterior cruciate ligament.

    Spencer out too.

    So, are we gone? OR ARE WE GAWN?!!!!

    Edited by pitchfork

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    WHAT THE [censored]! [censored] MY LIFE!! :( what ahve we done to desereve all this bad luck ffs!

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    Just heard this now apparently happened on the weekend first time I'd heard this??

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    crap wend

    grimes, jamar and trenners

    3 of our best

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    Just heard this now apparently happened on the weekend first time I'd heard this??

    Did come up on bigfooty, noone really believed it.

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    has everyone forgotten we still have stef martin? but [censored] me this is a knife in the heart feeling..

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    Martin is back in, & how fit is robbie campbell??

    I hope it's not an injury related to load, or the club has been absolutely negligent.

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    watching the game on Sunday, Watts, Jurrah, Dunn, Gysberts & Sylvia had a few hits in the ruck.

    Good thing Big Stefs form has come at the right time.

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    I'm thinking we're GAWN, Robbie wouldn't be fit at all

    Gawn is still a rough diamond, its unfortunate that Spencer went down also. He was looking very good at Casey.

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    I would think this will secure a spot in the side for Juice and Gawn may get a run (even as a sub possibly?)

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    Gawn is still a rough diamond, its unfortunate that Spencer went down also. He was looking very good at Casey.

    Yeah but what choice do we have? Stef isn't an out-and-out ruckman and I doubt Robbie could handle 4qtrs yet (and if we injure him straight away it's back to square one).

    We all expected him to play a couple of games this season. Gauntlet, down. Time for Max to step up.

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    I just heard about this on the couch as well:(

    Even when we have a good win, we are not allowed to enjoy the week.

    Seriously fml( times the amount of melbourne supporters, times double for Jamar, Grimes, Trenners, Scully, Jordie) 'sigh'.

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    AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHGGGGGGGG......Farrrrrrk...I cant believe it!!!!!

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    Gawn will not get a game, there are a couple more picks above him. Like you said Newton, also Martin & Robbie (but he is not fit)

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    The wrist slashing here is absolutely unbelievable. Get a grip.

    lol, its a funny comment because its true.

    Melbourne Demons Emos

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