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GAME DAY - ROUND 4

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Howe speccie and goal followed by o'Hailpin kicking his second, and we trail 12 - 8.

 

can someone pm a stream link to me if they have one, txs.

seconded, stuck at home due to a baby coming out any day now...

 

First cohesive play of the day leads to a goal from Pedo, we lead by 16 points


Lovin Evans. You can just tell some kids have it and some don't at the AFL level.

Loving Max Gawn

Cant believe how highly people rate Tom McDonald


First quarter we have won all year, lets make sure we win The next three

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Cant believe how highly people rate Tom McDonald

Has a real crack but is as bad a disposal as we are a team he is really woefull


Big Max has so much potential, it's scary.

Will be the best ruckman in the AFL injury permitting

We have a dominant force on our hands here

 

Watts had an opportunity to attack a loose ball, I'll let you work out what happened.

Don't be a dick. Has plenty of contested possessions today.

4 contested possies so far, twice as many as Nate Jones.

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