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game over.

 

Can’t see us winning from here

 

i just can't see us winning. 

Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

Hogan’s defence is disgusting.

He has been the most over-rated player on our list since the day he was drafted.

Salem number 2. 


Cmon hogesssss

Just now, ding said:

He has been the most over-rated player on our list since the day he was drafted.

Salem number 2. 

delete your account.

Love the look on Scotts face...

 

Yes

Yes

Yes

1 minute ago, praha said:

delete your account.

Only if we win

If we lose, you will be deleting yours.

Deal?

:P

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we should have scored then....h8 Menzel wait he missed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

bloody mental again. didn't they want to trade him last year!

 

 

Edit 0 maybe thats way 

Edited by Darkhorse72

Who the [censored] is playing on Menzel??


Just now, Ethan Tremblay said:

A bug must have flown into Menzels open mouth. 

It flew out of Scotts mouth..

Lazy bernie

So lazy

hahahahahahahahahahahaha

Two way running is severely lacking. Hope it's only a a Round 1 thing.


geelong are gifting us this.

we need to grab it.

we are too cooked to score and too dumb and just keep kicking it to there extra man

Edited by olisik

 

lol game over.

Guess it puts me in front in the 2018 predictions thread at least.

Ding = Nostradamus 

( not happy bout it btw )


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