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Bring back the Brock-Hoff

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More Medication DL quickly now.

Do not go outside in your striped pyjamas...

Hmmn, meds HaHa, who wears PJ's anyway?

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    Not after the mess he caused

    To big an ego, he thinks he can actually play

    Don't B too quick to judge him, he could shack up with Chelsea Randall, or Daisy Pearce?

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    Nooooooooo

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    We've already got inside mids in jones, viney, Tyson, Riley... We need outside run and brick McLean ain't that

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    some serious drinking been had I presume

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    So one minute we've got someone calling for the return of Troy Davis, now someone else wants Brock McLean brought back... what's next? Issac Weetra to fill our small forward role from 2015 onwards?

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    So one minute we've got someone calling for the return of Troy Davis, now someone else wants Brock McLean brought back... what's next? Issac Weetra to fill our small forward role from 2015 onwards?

    no, Liam Jurrah to kick some freak goals.

    Brock would add some depth, & he may get his 6 games into the bargain. you don't think he could play a shut down role in the back half as a rooky'd player?

    6 games isn't a lot.

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    no, Liam Jurrah to kick some freak goals.

    Brock would add some depth, & he may get his 6 games into the bargain. you don't think he could play a shut down role in the back half as a rooky'd player?

    6 games isn't a lot.

    Have a look how he went tonight. He isn't bringing anything to the table at Carlton, therefore he won't bring anything to our side either. Will not improve us one bit.

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    Have a look how he went tonight. He isn't bringing anything to the table at Carlton, therefore he won't bring anything to our side either. Will not improve us one bit.

    probably but his offspring may in the future.

    we hear all the time about how the Cats have done from their father sons, & we wince in our weeties about it. its not all that long ago last year, he was going all right at the blues.

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    Remember we all thought he was going to win a Brownlow medal one day and captain this club?

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    probably but his offspring may in the future.

    we hear all the time about how the Cats have done from their father sons, & we wince in our weeties about it. its not all that long ago last year, he was going all right at the blues.

    So DL you now want the MFC to recruit Broke Mclean so he can play 6 games on the off chance his spawn will become an AFL Player??

    Please go back to sleep.

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