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So its Friday Morning what to have for breakfast?

No Banana Products in the house;

Oh well may be something with some cows milk will do.

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    So its Friday Morning what to have for breakfast?

    No Banana Products in the house;

    Oh well may be something with some cows milk will do.

    There should be plenty of humble pie around, as Essendon hasn't touched theirs.
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    There should be plenty of humble pie around, as Essendon hasn't touched theirs.

    I am too worried what may be in theirs

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    There should be plenty of humble pie around, as Essendon hasn't touched theirs.

    Couldnt be sure what they cook it with there Red. Who knows what their recipe is

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    Couldnt be sure what they cook it with there Red. Who knows what their recipe is

    Danks?

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    I started something there. Meant to be a press conference now. Waiting with baited breath.

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    been cancelled apparently

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    Sounds like the Essendon saga will end on Monday. I just hope they lose a couple of years of draft picks. If not the AFL are a joke.

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    In the Messendon fantasy world where the Hird Reich is the only real Drugs in sport is OK. But only if they do it.

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    Love Hird's statement today. "I think the player's welfare is very important to us".

    He "thinks".

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    Is that the lie or is the rest of his statement a lie?

    I was actually stunned he started with I think, instead of a positive statement.

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    I was actually stunned he started with I think, instead of a positive statement.

    I doubt he would recognise the right thing if it bit him on the arse

    Edited by old dee

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    We have the worst captains in the AFL.

    We have no standing at all in the game. We cop disgraceful umpiring often and do absolutely nothing about it.

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    Love Hird's statement today. "I think the player's welfare is very important to us".

    He "thinks".

    He could not remember if he was still a player or not

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    8:1

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    Does anyone know when our new Senior Coach may be announced

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    Does anyone know when our new Senior Coach may be announced

    To be honest, I am so numb from this season, I don't care.

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    I was joking at the start of the season we would win the grand final

    Think I spent too much time near Windy Pill.

    LOL

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    To be honest, I am so numb from this season, I don't care.

    Yes me too Redleg.

    Struggling to get beyond this thread on Demonland.

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    Just to remind you all of my pathetic year on the punt. I put 50.00 on Melb, last year to make the 8 !!! What do they say about a [censored] and his money?

    obviously it just means you belong here on demonland

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    Yep. Just another lunatic in the asylum.Well maybe one of the better class lunatics.

    Self praise is no recommendation!

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