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i reckon a couple of games with Myrtleford on the quite would do him no harm. (just to get him fit sorta thing)

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47 minutes ago, demons123452000 said:

i reckon a couple of games with Myrtleford on the quite would do him no harm. (just to get him fit sorta thing)

 

47 minutes ago, demons123452000 said:

i reckon a couple of games with Myrtleford on the quite would do him no harm. (just to get him fit sorta thing)

What good players have ever come out of Myrtleford for goodness sake ??

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On 17/05/2017 at 11:52 PM, Pates said:

Amazing recovery if true. Credit to Max and the fitness staff. The questions will come, what do we do with Pedo when he's back. Cam has been playing his role very well and I wouldn't mind him staying as the second ruck/extra tall in the forward line.

Every Melbourne supporter wants Pedo in the team when Max comes back.. But we also know Weiderman will be gifted another 10 games..

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2 hours ago, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

Every Melbourne supporter wants Pedo in the team when Max comes back.. But we also know Weiderman will be gifted another 10 games..

I actually don't know that the Weed will, if finals loom. Pragmatism.

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2 hours ago, beelzebub said:

I actually don't know that the Weed will, if finals loom. Pragmatism.

Well Finals loomed last year.. All we had to do was at least beat Carlton to give us embattled success stricken members a hope.. And what did they do? Drop pedo for weed after he dominated Port in Port.. 

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7 minutes ago, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

Well Finals loomed last year.. All we had to do was at least beat Carlton to give us embattled success stricken members a hope.. And what did they do? Drop pedo for weed after he dominated Port in Port.. 

I wouldn't say Pedo dominated vs Port. He had 13 touches and zero tackles. He was relatively quiet the week before as well. 

I think Pedo will stay in the team when Gawn comes back as long as he continues to hit the scoreboard. 

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8 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I wouldn't say Pedo dominated vs Port. He had 13 touches and zero tackles. He was relatively quiet the week before as well. 

I think Pedo will stay in the team when Gawn comes back as long as he continues to hit the scoreboard. 

Relatively quiet? Against our first win against Hawthorn in 10 years? Only kick one of the dealers in the last quarter that day..

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We are deffenlty trying to have a crack at final this season if we are bring Gwan back this early.

If it was a couple of years ago this injury would have been season ending. 

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On 5/20/2017 at 9:42 AM, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

Well Finals loomed last year.. All we had to do was at least beat Carlton to give us embattled success stricken members a hope.. And what did they do? Drop pedo for weed after he dominated Port in Port.. 

Dominated Port in Port ?  Haha

13 disposals, 3 marks, 2 hitouts, no goals, no tackles, 43 ranking points.

World domination !  Move over Carey !

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1 hour ago, ProDee said:

Dominated Port in Port ?  Haha

13 disposals, 3 marks, 2 hitouts, no goals, no tackles, 43 ranking points.

World domination !  Move over Carey !

Yeah mate keep pulling it  I the stats.. Bet it doesn't include the mark of the year contender he took and the massive hit he put on Impey.. 

I'm sure the Weid showed similar presence the next week? Oh yeah he was hopeless..

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1 minute ago, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

Yeah mate keep pulling it  I the stats.. Bet it doesn't include the mark of the year contender he took and the massive hit he put on Impey.. 

I'm sure the Weid showed similar presence the next week? Oh yeah he was hopeless..

He was so dominant he got dropped ...

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4 hours ago, ProDee said:

He was so dominant he got dropped ...

Which worked out real well for us too? You sound clueless as every other "Pro" dee supporter.. Probably just an MCC member to yeah? Or go once a month..

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7 hours ago, ProDee said:

Dominated Port in Port ?  Haha

13 disposals, 3 marks, 2 hitouts, no goals, no tackles, 43 ranking points.

World domination !  Move over Carey !

I guess you also think frost had a bad game today? Probably just look at the stats yeah? Too hard to go to a game or watch it live? 

(He had 14 and kicked 1 goal)

so by your standards should be dropped.. 

????????

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