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Why was petterd brought in ahead of watts?

 

Yeah like you meant that Mckenzie.

Christ... now we're complaining when we score goals??!!??!
 

Sometimes you have to give people enough rope...

Surely watts played better last week though? Even giving him a go ahead of Dunn annoys me

Surely watts played better last week though? Even giving him a go ahead of Dunn annoys me

I agree... But the rope is probably for Petterd. And Watts can have another week to feel good about his skills.
 
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At least Whitfield knows where he's destined to play now. No need to worry about going up north.

For two years before he heads to Blacktown


Morton's playing alright, I like the change..... Bail has put in....... Davey could do more , but better....

The intensity is much better........

Time to go, Sylvia ....... What ever we can get in a trade.....

The umpiring is absolutely shocking!!!!!!!!!! What a disgrace!!!!

Surely watts played better last week though? Even giving him a go ahead of Dunn annoys me

Jack needs ro learn a few things. Let him sweat a bit

Yep, wouldn't be upset to see Sylvia go.

We actually look bloody good with the ball in Davey's hands, he's turning back the clock.

Clarke is a GUN.

Can we not put our best forward in the ruck? Why did we even play Fitzpatrick to just sub him???

For two years before he heads to Blacktown

Just reading his profile and some other articles, it reads eerily similar. Scary stuff

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I am beginning to think this is the worst we've ever been. I can't see this side winning a game all year based on what I've seen if GWS and the Suns.


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Petterd and Bennell ... thanks boys. Se you at Cranbourne nice and early next week.

Same for you Col.

Bail isn't up to it.

 

need jurrah in this side asap at least he will give us some excitement to watch

Can't see how he would make any difference if the ball isn't getting past the centre.


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