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GAME DAY - Round 16

Whispering_Jack
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I know he hasn't done a lot today, but I rate him. I wonder what he'd cost (pick wise)?

His the sub. They Prob would expect a mid first rounder

 

His the sub. They Prob would expect a mid first rounder

I wonder if we'd pull the trigger with our first pick.

He looks classier than this years mids.
 

I wonder if we'd pull the trigger with our first pick.

He looks classier than this years mids.

Straight swap for Howe maybe?

Let's see how he goes today

I wonder if we'd pull the trigger with our first pick.

He looks classier than this years mids.

Based on what KDD? I'd question his attitude since arriving at Brisvegas


what! The abc doesn't have foxtel!!?? What's this country coming to..

i have 3 TV's in my office and not one of them is connected to the outside world.

trying to watch the ashes has driven me bat crazy

Shocking inside 50 entry by Tyson
 

Based on what KDD? I'd question his attitude since arriving at Brisvegas

He is a classy mid, exactly what we need. I think he is playing below his capabilities.

First rounder might be a bit much to pay, but he will be in demand, it might nearly take our first rounder.

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That inside kick 50 by Aish is what we need


Hanley subbed off

Beams carrying an injury

Cannot believe we are letting them back in to this one

If we don't take advantage of our possession domination, we could blow this. Absolutely shocking kicking

Last year we led them four goals half way through the last - still muffed it.

31 points is nothing in the modern game. Respond, Melbourne. You're looking flat now!


Jetta gets a nasty knock

Last year we led them four goals half way through the last - still muffed it.

We could easily repeat that effort if we don't switch on. Look at what happened in the Port game, and even the Bulldogs game in the NAB challenge.

Herewith the beginning of throwing this game.


We are playing like dog [censored].

 

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