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GAMEDAY - Round 14

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1 minute ago, monoccular said:

Anyone know / see what happened to Tom?

From my vantage point on the couch, it's either a jaw or internal bleeding…so I've got no idea.

 

Has Tom broken some ribs?

Bull out of it too?

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Just now, Moonshadow said:

How is tmac bump fair when he's bleeding from mouth?

coughing up blood from a hit in the chest/ribs

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    Why do we never try for a long goal. It’s  too predictable 

     

    So tmac off coughing blood and this cunyen dives from a love tap [censored] this [censored] game is being ruined

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    I cant watch this


    How in the world can we allow an uncontested mark to diver Thomas in front of goal.

    How about scoring some bloody goals?  Even without our leading goal kicker ?

    1 minute ago, stranga said:

    Punctured lung I'd say.  

     

    Wouldn't they be rushing him to hospital rather than putting him back on?

    Umpiring has really upset me. They've got every 50 50. We haven't got one.


    1 minute ago, Moonshadow said:

    Wouldn't they be rushing him to hospital rather than putting him back on?

    Fair point. Apologies 

    And of course in the back, to a Brayshaw in front of our goal, is deemed holding the ball.

    Total corruption.

     

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