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Out: M. Jones, Newton (for that lazy chase of the Fremantle player running into an open goal), Garland, Spencer, N. Jones (injured)

In: JKH, White, Riley, Brayshaw, Harmes

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Out: M. Jones, Newton (for that lazy chase of the Fremantle player running into an open goal), Garland, Spencer, N. Jones (injured)

In: JKH, White, Riley, Brayshaw, Harmes

Boom, I'd be pretty happy with this. Game means nothing so might actually watch to see how White goes.

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Just saw in the Roos article that Tyson re injured his hammy.. Salem Vince Kent and now Tyson have all re injured their hamstrings trying to come back from them..

Not good enough

Agree

Re injuring coming back too soon eh? Happens far too often ! Why is it so??? Someone must be responsible and it aint the players

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Just saw in the Roos article that Tyson re injured his hammy.. Salem Vince Kent and now Tyson have all re injured their hamstrings trying to come back from them..

Not good enough

The weight of evidence against Misson certainly piles up. Our fitness levels are a mess every single year. That we fall into a hole after the bye is an absolute joke.

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Just saw in the Roos article that Tyson re injured his hammy.. Salem Vince Kent and now Tyson have all re injured their hamstrings trying to come back from them..

Not good enough

lol vintage Misson

Can we please fire that pretender and get someone in that knows what they are doing FFS

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Out: M. Jones, Newton (for that lazy chase of the Fremantle player running into an open goal), Garland, Spencer, N. Jones (injured)

In: JKH, White, Riley, Brayshaw, Harmes

I don't think it was lazy he's just not that fast.

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Ins: Jamar, Terlich, McKenzie, Bail, Riley,

Outs: Jones (inj), Spencer (inj), Vince (inj), Stretch (omt), Neal-Bullen (omt),

All farewell games ? McKenzie didnt play in the reserves

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Really just more deck chairs on the Tiranic

Reset for 2016

PS My humblest apologies Mr Roos if my totally unjustified negative thoughts on the outcome of today's match contributed in any way to the less than ideal start to the game.

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