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  On 29/04/2018 at 05:22, Beetle said:

Spargo 18 possessions and 100% efficiency.

Exactly what we needed. Like the boy.

 

So we moved Jones off Zacherakis and moved Oliver on him

Is that what changed?

Hand gun Hannan, Spargs, Tommy Mac, Fristchy, O Mac, Gawny, Jonesy boy, Milkshake, Hibbo [censored] brilliant.

 

Loved Max’s response to that feral fan. Just kicked a goal and shoved it right back in his face. Bogans

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Fkn Weids taking a few marks. Getting some confidence son.

  On 29/04/2018 at 05:22, Beetle said:

Spargo 18 possessions and 100% efficiency.

Great effort.  Don't have him at 100% however.

Top 5 DE%

1.  Jetta* 14 effective disposals @ 93.3%

2. Vince* 12 @ 92.3%

3. Spargo 16 (at 3 quarter time) @ 88.9%

4.  O-Mac* 8 @ 88.9%

5.  Fritsch 9 @ 81.8%

*Keeping in mind defenders get a few cheapies around the back...

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The only thing better than beating Essendon is thumping them. Melksham has been good today.

 

lol Tyson.


  On 29/04/2018 at 05:35, praha said:

lol Tyson.

Useless as a goal kicker!!

Daniher marked the ball and played on while out of bounds. Why wasn't that a throw in?

Why would you pass it to Tyson

Crazy stuff

 


You don't drop player to the VFL to get confidence you just play them against the Bombers.

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Harmes has been good today.

COME AT ME.


Leaking goals as usual

Geessussss!!

 
  On 29/04/2018 at 05:37, frankie_d said:

Trac would be enjoying this...

Tracc for ANB surely.  Another ordinary game with only 6 effective disposals


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