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Howe a late withdrawal

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Just saw on twitter Howe is out with a calf injury to be replaced by Daniel Nicholson. Great another goal kicker and leading target down and he is being replaced by a midfielder.

Who will kick our goals now.

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    Just saw on twitter Howe is out with a calf injury to be replaced by Daniel Nicholson. Great another goal kicker and leading target down and he is being replaced by a midfielder.

    Who will kick our goals now.

    The Gold Coa$t $un$...
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    Just saw on twitter Howe is out with a calf injury to be replaced by Daniel Nicholson. Great another goal kicker and leading target down and he is being replaced by a midfielder.

    Who will kick our goals now.

    Jack Fitz will kick at least 5.

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    Howe and Jones or only players to play every game, it has been a very interrupted year.

    That being said he looks like he needs a rest.

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    Jack Fitz will kick at least 5.

    Who is likely to kick the other goal?

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    Who is likely to kick the other goal?

    Let's not assume there'll be another one...

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    Something i just relalised, Howe hasn't missed a game since his debut in round 11 during the 2011 season.

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    Howe might have been handy- the route of our forward entries may have aired his aerial abilities.

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    Howe might have been handy- the route of our forward entries may have aired his aerial abilities.

    He might have been handy, that's for sure.

    However, on the form he'd displayed in the previous month, he wouldn't have been. He's been lazy and hasn't gotten involved in games enough.

    Clearly has more talent than about 20 other players on our list combined, but he's not been producing for us of late.

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