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Will be nice to see our two best rucks go at it today.

Did Neeld give away Stef to get Clark because Stef was often late to training?

Poor attitude by Stef. Contrast with the professionalism of Clark.

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1 hour ago, Biffen said:

Will be nice to see our two best rucks go at it today.

Did Neeld give away Stef to get Clark because Stef was often late to training?

Poor attitude by Stef. Contrast with the professionalism of Clark.

More Neeld revisionism.

Clark played his first game for the MFC in 2012 while Stef was still at the club. He left at the end of that year so Neeld could not possibly have given Stef away to get Clark.

Yet another episode in the book of fictions about Mark Neeld. It won't be long before people start claiming he was the mastermind behind 9/11.

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Great to hear Roosy acknowledge ANB for his efforts at Casey, lets hope that he can bring that form into the game tomorrow - Go Dees!!

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7 minutes ago, Elwood 3184 said:

It won't be long before people start claiming he was the mastermind behind 9/11.

I've heard the same rumour. I think there's probably some truth in it.

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late change needs to be Dunn in Wagner out. Don't give a [censored] about what he is or isn't doing on the track, he's a proven KPD and this allows T.Mac to go forward while still having 3 KPDs

They have West. So we are generally [censored] in the backup ruck department. I would bring in Spencer but thats just me

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2 hours ago, Elwood 3184 said:

More Neeld revisionism.

Clark played his first game for the MFC in 2012 while Stef was still at the club. He left at the end of that year so Neeld could not possibly have given Stef away to get Clark.

Yet another episode in the book of fictions about Mark Neeld. It won't be long before people start claiming he was the mastermind behind 9/11.

Oh sorry yeah.

It was the next year of Neeldy.

That was after Neeldy released the Bird flu across Asia then bought CSL shares.

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48 minutes ago, Biffen said:

Oh sorry yeah.

It was the next year of Neeldy.

That was after Neeldy released the Bird flu across Asia then bought CSL shares.

An apology for a careless error followed by a considered and well researched post. You are a fine example to all Demonlanders Biffen.

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7 hours ago, Biffen said:

Will be nice to see our two best rucks go at it today.

Did Neeld give away Stef to get  keep Clark because Stef was often late to training?   . . .

Poor attitude by Stef. Contrast with the professionalism of Clark.

 

 

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So 2 emergencies remain in contention after tonight's Casey game - Newton and Dunn.  I don't recall us keeping 2 guys out of Casey as emergencies in recent games (when Casey has played before our AFL round).  Is there a conspiracy theory brewing here?

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I would like to see bugg put a hard tag on zorko, he seems to be brisbane's only quality mid at the moment, even when they got thumped by collingwood he got half their goals and his share of the ball

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I'd love to see Bugg hard tagging as well. Let's face it, Brisbane's midfield is hot garbage; look for their most effective player that isn't injured, tag the living [censored] out of them, and go from there. It's a no-brainer.

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6 hours ago, bjDee said:

So 2 emergencies remain in contention after tonight's Casey game - Newton and Dunn.  I don't recall us keeping 2 guys out of Casey as emergencies in recent games (when Casey has played before our AFL round).  Is there a conspiracy theory brewing here?

Someone has to give Maximus a chop out in the ruck and Dunn has done it before. (I didn't say well but he does contest and body up)

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16 minutes ago, Olgreybeard49 said:

Someone has to give Maximus a chop out in the ruck and Dunn has done it before. (I didn't say well but he does contest and body up)

Dunn at least has the nature body to withstand some time in the ruck.

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