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Practice Match - Melbourne v Hawthorn @ Casey Fields

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14 - 1 Hawks

 
 

Hardtack are you at the game?

No... like you I'm in Sydney... just watching Twitter for updates from MFC


Guys I'm in Thailand so can't make it. Lots of progress reports/updates in this thread would be much appreciated thanks.

...phhhh Typical MFC supporter....no commitment so won't come to the game just because it isn't at the G :-)

 

15-1 Hawks after 17 mins. Hawks have had five scoring shots to one.


I've noticed with Matt's tweets they get further apart as we get further behind...

21-1 early. Obviously struggling to get the ball forward. Jones is back on the ground after the Lewis hit so that's some good news.

...phhhh Typical MFC supporter....no commitment so won't come to the game just because it isn't at the G :-)

Hehe. I tried to change my flight!! ;)


21-2 Hawks

...phhhh Typical MFC supporter....no commitment so won't come to the game just because it isn't at the G :-)

Couldn't agree more Mono. It is because of supporters like Allen Jakovich who won't fly home from Thailand to watch a practice match at Casey that Port Adelaide has signed 150,000 members.

Whoop whoop

is it sad that i'm lying on the couch, hitting refresh every minute, watching for updates of the game?

i gotta get a girlfriend.

I have a wife and am still doing the same thing. At least you don't have anyone nagging you to get up and do the dishes from lunch.


Howe goal 22-8

Jeremy on Fire!!

"two from two"

 

we are one of the worst, playing one of the best, if not the best, this is all as expected.

Never said it wasn't to be expected, just pointing out that we are no doubt struggling to get the ball forward, particularly with our 3 first choice talls not playing.

Another Howe goal! 22 - 14


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