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Jurrah the Sub?

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He was actually a bit crook last week, but is fine now and raring to go. He's looking forward to playing alongside Jamar.

I told him to tell the Russian to keep out of his way..ha, ha

I'm sure Jamar would make a nice step ladder if Liam needed it.

 

Anyone still think he should have been rested today?? Loved the way he kicked his last goal ....gold!!

No thanks. I prefer my Liam Jurrahs kicking goals all day long, not just in the last quarter.

 

Well I was wrong. All I can say is would've been a better sub than Morton! Except by that stage we'd be 10 goals down.

A really great change of game style by Liam. Very unselfish, very team oriented football. LJ, Petterd, Watts and Green today were a mile away from the rubbish served up earlier in the year by our forwards (although their opponents were C grade and the deliver at times A grade).

Good inside information about LJ been sick last week, its things like this you don't know when selecting a team on a forum.

Well I was wrong. All I can say is would've been a better sub than Morton! Except by that stage we'd be 10 goals down.

A really great change of game style by Liam. Very unselfish, very team oriented football. LJ, Petterd, Watts and Green today were a mile away from the rubbish served up earlier in the year by our forwards (although their opponents were C grade and the deliver at times A grade).

Good inside information about LJ been sick last week, its things like this you don't know when selecting a team on a forum.

Now he just has to get his kicking boot back. What a great effort today and all those unnoticed efforts that resulted in a turnover. So pleased for Liam.


Really, really great turnaround today. He doesn't need much to get back into form does he? I think he might have had close to 20 touches playing further up the ground and was lurking or doing chasedowns all day, as well as the sealer at the end.

Impressed.

Well that will hopefully keep quiet those who want him dropped or subbed.

Even when he's not at his best, and he still isn't, we are best served with him in the side.

 

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