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GAME DAY - Round 9

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Omac needs to stay in the VFL for the rest of the year.

 

They have looked better this quarter than Melbourne have at any point during the day.

This is terrible viewing.

 

Lucki bris can't kick straight. 

FMD


I don't smoke but I'm going for a smoke.

 

Good follow up Newt. 2 involvements in that goal. 


Thank god for Newton. Benny kicks a goal.

Um how was that not a mark to Hogan?

We're going to lose to a rabble, again. The worst forward line in the competition destroying us, along with 3 zero gamers on debut.

[censored] me.

I actually feel sorry for Brisbane. 

Deserve to be much further ahead. They are playing so much better than us. 

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I keep thinking Omac is ok then i realize its Wagner!

And another for Jesse

 


3 minutes ago, SaberFang said:

We're going to lose to a rabble, again. The worst forward line in the competition destroying us, along with 3 zero gamers on debut.

[censored] me.

Um, no we aren't

Hogan kicks his fourth. Starting too pull away again. Phew.


4 minutes ago, TheoX said:

Omac needs to stay in the VFL for the rest of the year.

I thought he had a little bit of footy in him....

Seems it's very very little. Disappointing. . To think the older Mac is better with decisions ..meh

Stretch is becoming important.

 

If I hear the commentators say they feel sorry for leppa I will chuck my bundies up. 

 

 

Anyone listening to the flogs on Fox Footy? Willing Brisbane to win. Hard to listen to. Worst team of commentators on the planet. Let by Dwayne the Pain. FMD.


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