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Is Howe injured/sore? He looks sluggish.

Probably had enough of being a one man forward line, can you blame him?

He is probably on peanuts, expected to hold up the forward line - whilst our cash cows sit in the stand.

If Howe has lost his passion to play, I can't blame him.

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If you play off your man and are not willing to effing run both ways kindly take your jumper off on your way out. Lazy and slow in mind and body...

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They're only 40 up at qtr time...

were still in this by joves !!

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2013 No Mid Field

2014 No Forward Line

2015 ?????

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Probably had enough of being a one man forward line, can you blame him?

He is probably on peanuts, expected to hold up the forward line - whilst our cash cows sit in the stand.

If Howe has lost his passion to play, I can't blame him.

Melbourne fans. Blowing things out of proportion since 1858.

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Roos looks like he wants to go home

As alluded to much earlier ....someones going to come back to earth with a real thud today

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Those who say Nic Nat is overrated make me laugh.

Not really. He averages 12 touches a game. He just got 10 for the quarter, so that's his usual output but spread over a whole game :P He is definitely over-rated.

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Probably had enough of being a one man forward line, can you blame him?

He is probably on peanuts, expected to hold up the forward line - whilst our cash cows sit in the stand.

If Howe has lost his passion to play, I can't blame him.

Ease up it's round 2. If you have a problem with injuries say so. Don't assume that a player has spat the dummy already.

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We look every bit as terrible as the last couple of seasons.

Nautanui is going to have a field day

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Not one player looks interested..

Spencer is a disgrace and Trengove needs to take a look at his effort or head to the twos.

Terlich is having a go along with Michie. Cant say much for the rest.

Why are we still bombing it to inside 50.....are these guys educated???? They need to be precise kicks not bombs FFS!

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