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Rob (brother of) Petracca Knee - Last weekend


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5 minutes ago, TGR said:

Rob will be glad to know you/we don't give 2 hoots about him.

hahah yeah... sorry to Rob but untill 2 minutes ago i didnt know he existed. Hope he recovers well, wouldnt wish a knee injury on anyone 

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5 minutes ago, TGR said:

Genetic factor?

Could be. Could be just coincidence too. Victim of circumstances.

I always thought Bob Murphy would hold up for his career. Sometimes circumstances can be cruel.

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In other breaking news,

Justin Beibers cousin has throat polyps and can no longer sing.

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15 minutes ago, Biffen said:

In other breaking news,

Justin Beibers cousin has throat polyps and can no longer sing.

Bieber's cousin is my third favourite artist. Can you confirm if this is actually true or just a joke? 

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1 hour ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Bieber's cousin is my third favourite artist. Can you confirm if this is actually true or just a joke? 

Let's put it this way... he is new name is  "the artist formally known as Bieber's cousin."

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2 hours ago, Biffen said:

In other breaking news,

Justin Beibers cousin has throat polyps and can no longer sing.

Would have been more excited if Bieber had a genetic predisposition to an exploding head.

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4 minutes ago, Stretch Johnson said:

Would have been more excited haf Bieber had a genetic predisposition to an exploding head.

I have ordered my sniper rifle in the mail.

Just waiting on a psychological evaluation.

May take years.

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Prehab needed.

Hopefully after Petracca we've got all our boys doing the exercises he did post knee now whilst they are healthy.

That said, the Dogs have had a heap of knee injuries to both senior and reserves players. I think they've got 4 out now and Libba just back.

Harsh game footy. I feel like every game you play at any level is a chance to do a shoulder, knee or ankle and you're a lucky player at any level if you play a decent amount of games and don't do one of those injuries needing a long lay off.

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There are Petraccas everywhere.

Here's a recent picture of a scoreboard from an Under 12 basketball game in my grandson's league.

No 5 looked like he could play a little bit but unlike another Petracca who carries the number #5, this one was wearing proper footwear and wasn't trying to slam dunk.

petracca.JPG

 

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