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As if we need to lose Colin now, after the year he has been having.

I must admit, it is all my fault. Tonight just before the lock out, I rearranged my supercoach team and nominated Colin as my captain (based on his average score this year, I thought it was a good move!).

So now he is out, and I must confess to being the guilty party.

Kind of like hanging out a full load of washing and then it rains, eh? :blink:

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As if we need to lose Colin now, after the year he has been having.

I must admit, it is all my fault. Tonight just before the lock out, I rearranged my supercoach team and nominated Colin as my captain (based on his average score this year, I thought it was a good move!).

So now he is out, and I must confess to being the guilty party.

Kind of like hanging out a full load of washing and then it rains, eh? :blink:

He'll be ok. Just a corky i reckon.

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As if we need to lose Colin now, after the year he has been having.

I must admit, it is all my fault. Tonight just before the lock out, I rearranged my supercoach team and nominated Colin as my captain (based on his average score this year, I thought it was a good move!).

So now he is out, and I must confess to being the guilty party.

Kind of like hanging out a full load of washing and then it rains, eh? :blink:

You bastard :lol: :lol: :lol:

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After he first did it, he came back on the ground a couple of times. You don't do that if it's a severe corky that you need a week off for.

He'll be NICE and fresh 9 days from now.


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I cringed when it looked like he was gone for the night. His first few minutes in the game were pretty good, and one would have assumed that, to have any hope of winning the match, a fit and pumped Col Slyvia was a necessity.

Was great to see we managed to win without him, and therefore with only three fit men on the bench. Makes the win that much more noteworthy than it already is.

But, yes, certainly hope he comes up cherry ripe to help demolish the Pies!

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Colin Sylvia is made from tough stock. He will play QB no doubt about it.

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Yeah I have him in my supercoach team and I'm spewing he only got 32 points! Could he not have waited till the last after he had at least 80-90 pts :)

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As if we need to lose Colin now, after the year he has been having.

I must admit, it is all my fault. Tonight just before the lock out, I rearranged my supercoach team and nominated Colin as my captain (based on his average score this year, I thought it was a good move!).

So now he is out, and I must confess to being the guilty party.

Kind of like hanging out a full load of washing and then it rains, eh? :blink:

Yeah, YOU! Well, your penance should be to sit in Pie territory and have a Coffee. Smiling at all the filth.

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Yeah I have him in my supercoach team and I'm spewing he only got 32 points! Could he not have waited till the last after he had at least 80-90 pts :)

So you share the blame with Suzanna. Unforgivable!!

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Colin Sylvia better play next Monday, its one of the reasons i go to the footy each week. He is an amazing player.


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DB on radio this morning said that Sylvia would be fine for Queens Birthday because of the extra couple of days and also because Col is a player that recovers quicker than most.

Colin Sylvia better play next Monday, its one of the reasons i go to the footy each week. He is an amazing player.

He looked very ginger getting in the pool for recovery (highlights - After the Game), very stiff. Plenty of time and massage to go until Monday. DB's assessment may be music to the ears for all.

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I wonder what the AFL stats are this year for players that have had to be subbed for a corkie? . . . . Probably the first.

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I wonder what the AFL stats are this year for players that have had to be subbed for a corkie? . . . . Probably the first.

who really cares? the main thing is that hopefully he will be right to play in a week.

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who really cares? the main thing is that hopefully he will be right to play in a week.

I couldnt care less either. guess you missed the point.

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