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Freddy Fuschia
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Promising start. Would be a refreshing change if this doesn't end up appearance #3 of the team that played GWS and Port...

He's providing a target at least.

Harsh. He took a big grab which was then given to Neal-Bullen as a free. Also made two other big contests. He has been fine
 

Good quarter Demons.

Let's keep it going and smash this shitful football club.

couldn't agree more!

 

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viney is a boss


You are my hero Max!

Dwayne Russell is simply a terrible human.

Has been deathly silent since since quarter time.

There's a bit of Mitch Clark c.2012 about the way Max Gawn is going for his marks today. Love it.


gawny we have you been hidding?

As I said- tackling is PATHETIC

Learn to hold your tackles ffs it's basic footy.

Lost a lead because we have no idea how to tackle. Rubbish.


VINCE! arhgh

Gawn proving he's AFL standard.

 

VINCE! arhgh

playing well

I could see that coming with the switch


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