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Who is running for us in the Grand Final sprint?

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really? who cares?

You just wasted a minute or so of your life posting that.

You just wasted a minute or so of your life posting that.

You must be a very, very slower typist.

If memory serves, Watts ran for us a few years ago. 09? Martin 08? Who knows, who ca....

 

Hopefully we unveil our new Chinese recruit

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Jack Watts is our fastest player over 100. FACT!


really? who cares?

You obviously do or you wouldn't of opened the post.

Hopefully we unveil our new Chinese recruit

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that was simply outstanding. what an awesome performance

 

Hopefully we unveil our new Chinese recruit

He'd get a cracking assessment in the Casey players review on that performance.

He'd get a cracking assessment in the Casey players review on that performance.

"Tries hard, just needs to find a bit more consistency. A big pre-season will stand him in good stead for 2013".


Hopefully we unveil our new Chinese recruit

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Can't fault his determination and he didn't get the wooden spoon either.

I reckon he's a smokey; rookie list him and two seasons with Neil Craig he'll be good to go as an in and under mid fielder.

But I bet Craig wouldn't have thought of THE GREATEST MARRIAGE PROPOSAL EVER.

Lynden Dunn is running by the looks of it.

So can we close this pointless thread now?

B)

Dont suppose for a moment we might have a BOLTer ?? ;)

Hope that made your day Jonesbag, you can go about your day now that the interesting part is over hey mate


It's still 2012. A bad finish for a bad year but as has been typical for 2012, we didn't really have our fastest sprinters available.

Lynden Dunn is never going to worry Usain Bolt with or without the mo.

i was joking...
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Hope that made your day Jonesbag, you can go about your day now that the interesting part is over hey mate

Lol did you really get on here to have a crack at me for starting this thread as soon as the grand final sprint was over?

For the record I went about my day having a few drinks and socializing with my mates. Hope your day was as fun sitting behind a computer being a [censored], wondering why nobody came to your party?


Lol did you really get on here to have a crack at me for starting this thread as soon as the grand final sprint was over?

For the record I went about my day having a few drinks and socializing with my mates. Hope your day was as fun sitting behind a computer being a [censored], wondering why nobody came to your party?

Hope you partied hard for the grand final sprint, it sure was the sports and social event of the year wasn't it... woohoo good times

On topic, Danger's effort in the final was Boltesque. Never looked troubled.

Would've liked to see how Blease went.

 

Honestly, who care about the Grand Final sprint, as they never take it seriously anyway...

Just like the VFL, running that6 down.

The Grand Final sprint is up there with world championship wrestling.

Ah , remember the days when Geoff Ablett ALWAYS jumped the gun AND won and our very own Rhino Richards was a good thing for the drum !


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