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Whispering_Jack
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Hope the lads give it a good crack as much in respect of NC as an audition for PR .

go Dees

 

Good to see the likes of Neitz, Al Nicholson, Green, Moloney, Wonna and more current and past players there for Flash when he ran through the banner. Nice touch

Dawes out.

 

Seller in - our season in a nut shell (a rather large nut shell)


Dawes out.

guy is as injury prone as Clark

So after my dummy spit last week, I've succumbed to watching this game on the iPad.

Turn it on, Dawes out Sellar in. FML.

Knew I should have shut up shop until Roos signed on as coach.

 

Fark, has anything gone right this year. Time too see if Sellar is still a spud

Dawes? What the ....

Bring Wonna in, can't hurt


Seller in - our season in a nut shell (a rather large nut shell)

Could be worse, Gillies could've been the in.

He is walking around in change rooms (so thats a positive)

Wait, just how serious is this injury? They said it will impact his pre season.

No more injuries FFS.


Dunn is looking putrid early.

Dunn!!!!!!!

So neither Hogan Clark or Dawes are gona have full pre seasons? Mfc cant take a trick


where is viney?

Viney + Center = clearance

Edited by Young Dee

 

No. 4 from Bulldogs has no opponent.


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