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With Garlett out we have very few avenues to goal. Just threw $50 on a big win for North. We are going to get done this weekend. Disappointing start to the season after so much promise!

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1 minute ago, Lord Travis said:

With Garlett out we have very few avenues to goal. Just threw $50 on a big win for North. We are going to get done this weekend. Disappointing start to the season after so much promise!

 

Dont despair, he will be back ready to go vs the FIlth and I expect to be 3-2 after 5 rounds 

We will bat the FIlth and Ninthmond

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2 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

With Garlett out we have very few avenues to goal. Just threw $50 on a big win for North. We are going to get done this weekend. Disappointing start to the season after so much promise!

With the profits LD you can buy half a can of VB to celebrate/commiserate.

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1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

With the profits LD you can buy half a can of VB to celebrate/commiserate.

Hoping I make enough for a bottle of whiskey! 

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It's just poor timing. We are struggling with attack at the moment. Garlett is the one constant who always gets a few goals. We really need Kent, Vandenburg and others to hit the scoreboard and spread the load. With Hogan down on form and getting double teamed due to slow ball movement it becomes really important those others chime in.

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9 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

With Garlett out we have very few avenues to goal. Just threw $50 on a big win for North. We are going to get done this weekend. Disappointing start to the season after so much promise!

 

3 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I think it's sadly, a pretty safe bet.

Yep - just like we were a sure bet last week.

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4 hours ago, Wiseblood said:

Possibly.  However, if you play Frost down back then I think it makes it harder for him to give Max a chop out in the ruck.  It would leave one of their tall forwards with a smaller type player and I'm not sure that's what we want.  Bringing in Wagner might mean that Frost still plays forward (if picked) and Lumumba acts as the third tall, with Wagner and Salem providing the run across half back.

Unless they just get Frost to follow Brown around the whole time and follow him into the ruck when Goldstein has a spell?

Just means Gawn goes head2head with Goldstein the whole match except when they're both on the bench.

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4 hours ago, Wiseblood said:

I still think Garlett 100% plays.  

It wouldn't surprise to see Pedersen dropped for someone like Stretch, although I'd feel as though we were one tall short, unless they plan on playing someone like Lumumba on Waite.

So I'm on fire this week... :wacko:

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28 minutes ago, olisik said:

What's with the [censored] communication? No wonder the club isn't respected when they spill [censored] like 'he will be 100% fit' then 2 days later he is ruled out

 

Are you really silly enough to think that is what leads to a lack of respect?

They all do it.

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1 hour ago, Lord Travis said:

With Garlett out we have very few avenues to goal. Just threw $50 on a big win for North. We are going to get done this weekend. Disappointing start to the season after so much promise!

Look on the positive side you can get that $50 back by putting $10,000 on North to win as they have an even better chance of beating us now.

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1 minute ago, Petraccattack said:

Billy is in the team, did he play for Casey last week?

He did Petracca, he was pretty average

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