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Chip kicks a goal. What happened there?

Followed his man to the cntre then got on the end of a turnover and bombed it through from 50. Nice goal.

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    It looks like he's trying but gee Liam Jurrah is struggling at the moment. All at sea.

    IF the poor bugger is injured, FCS rest him; IF he is just out of form, send him to Casey.

    Either way - IT IS COOK TIME!!!!

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    Halftime

    Melbourne 10.7.67

    Fremantle 6.6.42

    Goalkickers

    Melbourne Green 4, Martin, Watts, Gawn, Frawley, Petterd, Sylvia

    Freo Johnson 3, Pavlich, Pearce, Mayne

    Freo have activated their sub, Grover off for Bucovaz

    Edited by Striker475

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    First half top 6: Green Mckenzie Martin Scully Watts Nicholson

    First half bottom 6: Jurrah Trengove Bartram Jones Rivers Moloney

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    Elbowed Crowley. Should get off. Low contact

    Hey Clanger King - he plays for Melbourne, FCS - will be offered two with one for a guilty plea - meanwhile Buddy will get off!

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    Thank christ for Jordie Mac...as all the others just stand there looking at a contest he just says get the hell out of my way.

    Agree, too many players are getting caught ball watching, thankfully McKenzie doesn't watch, he does.

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    Free were much better that qrt but only closed the gap by a goal. Watts' one handed was a beauty

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    Far out, people winge all week he aint chasing he has done that today, Yet u still arent happy.

    Good post, someone said they'd rather see him chase and have 8 tackles, than kick 8 goals! Personally I'd take the 8 goals every week. He is trying, just outta the game atm, just needs a spark.

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    Missing Moloney and Trenners, got murdered in the centre clearances that quarter, that's were they hurt us. Need Beamer to fire, hurry up Jamar!

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    First half bottom 6: Jurrah Trengove Bartram Jones Rivers Moloney

    What is the point of this?

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    We're getting smashed in clearances; Scully & McKenzie are two-out against the whole Freo midfield.

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    Posters who don't have the benefit of TV might want to know who's firing and who's not.

    Why?

    Because it seems you revel in the negatives... witness your most recent comment in the Scully thread.

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    Because it seems you revel in the negatives... witness your most recent comment in the Scully thread.

    Read through my posts on this thread and any other thread. Positives and negatives.

    Ie. I also named the top 6 in the first half.

    If you want only positives click over to the MFC official website.

    Edited by Range Rover

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