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JLT Round 1: Dogs at the Kennel

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5 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

Melksham not forcing himself into the best 22 at this stage.

He's been better than Hunt. He's definitely in the 22 and Goodwin will definitely play him. Everyone on her needs to get used to it and stop hating. He's a decent player and is better than some others running round out there tonight.

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    5 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

    Melksham not forcing himself into the best 22 at this stage.

    Definitely not. But, so long as when he does play - that he kicks to our advantage (preferably a contest because Melksham can't pin point).

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    vanders pretty lacklustre but has turned it on in the last five minutes.

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    1 minute ago, KingDingAling said:

    Definitely not. But, so long as when he does play - that he kicks to our advantage (preferably a contest because Melksham can't pin point).

    Milkshake literally pinpointed Hogan while under pressure in the first half and setup a goal. Where are people getting these views of him from?

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    1 minute ago, Lord Travis said:

    Milkshake literally pinpointed Hogan while under pressure in the first half and setup a goal. Where are people getting these views of him from?

    I watched him at Essendon and have two Essendon fans sitting beside me.

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    Just now, Lord Travis said:

    Milkshake literally pinpointed Hogan while under pressure in the first half and setup a goal. Where are people getting these views of him from?

    'Cause hes an essendon discard.
    We lessened the impact the AFL sanctions had on them cause we took him off their hands.
    For overs.

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    Christian 'Slalem' doing well. I like it. Dodging and weaving around the static opposition.

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    Just now, Fork 'em said:

     

    'Cause hes an essendon discard.
    We lessened the impact the AFL sanctions had on them cause we took him off their hands.
    For overs.

    That's a horribly shallow way of looking at it, but to each their own.

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    Trac in full flight uses it well, when he has time to stop and think... Up for improvement. 

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    No late injuries please.

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    Just now, Wiseblood said:

    That's a horribly shallow way of looking at it, but to each their own.

    Shallow ... Lol.
    Very PC of you.

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    Just now, Fork 'em said:

    Shallow ... Lol.
    Very PC of you.

    You problem, not mine.

     

    Just now, Is Dom Is Good said:

    [censored]! someone tell us what's happened!

     

    He's fine, Dom.  Didn't even need to go off, just didn't look good when he went down.

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