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Every time either team gets momentum, the umpires halt it with a soft free.

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    1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Have the umpires been instructed to stop our momentum?

    Don't get me started. Ray doesn't just want to umpire, he wants to influence the game.

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    I'm at mirboo nth near leongatha.

    Bad reception, but just saw a lid flying through the air. 

    3 minutes ago, praha said:

    Every time either team gets momentum, the umpires halt it with a soft free.

    Just as many not paid to us

     

    Lever a possible bone bruise (at best) or a lateral for 4 to 6 (at worst).  Done for the day if someone hasnt't already mentioned

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    If we were on today we’d be 50 points up already. Doggies are a proper shite footy team and aren’t even playing well today. We’re just playing dumb lazy footy and will have to grind out a win today. Confident we’ll win fine, but definitely not playing good footy like the past 6 weeks.

    2 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

    Harmes now hobbling...

    Corky

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    The team knows how to win sexy, this will be one full of grit if we get up...

    Just now, Rusty Nails said:

    Lever a possible bone bruise (at best) or a lateral for 4 to 6 (at worst).  Done for the day if someone hasnt't already mentioned

    Much better than an ACL, thanks for the update rusty

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    Just now, Demonland said:

    How do you know that? 

    Sitting close to Saty of course

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    Just now, Rusty Nails said:

    Lever a possible bone bruise (at best) or a lateral for 4 to 6 (at worst).  Done for the day if someone hasnt't already mentioned

    [censored] I suppose better than the ACL! 

    Fingers crossed not too serious. 

    This is going to be a struggle. Dogs love to play boring low scoring rubbish. They have held us very well. With one down and 2 not fully fit, this will be a big ask. Especially off a short break. 

    Great half in terms of responding to a challenge. Lever down, Melksham and T. Smith are both carrying knocks. We really need to blow the doggies away in the 3rd. If we give them a sniff for the final qtr they might outlast us.

    Impressive quarter but couple of missed shots by Hannan and TMac  have kept Dogs in it.


    8 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

    neck spasms

    After getting a late hip and shoulder to the back but no free. Ridiculous, a hip and shoulder to the back should be a week. 

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    Harmes will be fine, just a corker.

     
    Just now, deanox said:

    After getting a late hip and shoulder to the back but no free. Ridiculous, a hip and shoulder to the back should be a week. 

    Umps have been pathetic. Almost like the AFL told them to make sure it’s a contest and not another trashing. 


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