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AFL Round 2 - Non MFC Games (2017)

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Fark me Rance is the greatest and most courage defender of all time according to these blokes.

Welsh for all of his $$$ sounds like a deadchit. 

So good to see Howe playing as a defender.

 
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Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

Genuinely a VFL standard game. We'd be six goals up against either team by now.

Let's not get too cocky CB, we'd be 15 up.

 

Watching Collingwood and Richmond and I just don't rate either of them 

The mistakes are amazing 


Jeremy Howe was very good last week, and has started very well tonight.

Howe apart from his brilliant marking disposal and decision making I will never miss, what gets me is the praising from the commentators?? No good if you are just going to turn it over?

 

Prestia has very ordinary foot skills  


Can't see either coach seeing out the season 

Jeez Prestia is quite ordinary by foot.. Thank god for Oliver

One of them has to win ... not sure which one I want but I think Tiger supporters show more outrage in loss ... so I think I will go for the Pies


Based on the first half, we would beat both of them comfortably. Very sub standard - mid list at best!

This is putrid.

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That Caddy kick into their fwd line was one of the worst misses of an open player you'll ever see.

Hoskin Elliot is Cale Morton in a Collingwood jumper.


2 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Still think Richmond will be good this year?

Ok il cop this one..

 

Treloar's kicking is going to be an issue for them.  Not just that disgraceful OOTF shot on goal, but the up-and-under field kicking is really poor.  He's repeatedly created pressure out of nothing because his kicks are so slow getting to their target. 


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