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Lingy, shut the [censored] up....


Ling claims it’s an “obvious 50” and then can’t explain why.

This is embarassing.  Our composure is deplorable.

Luckily they're just as bad.

Can someone step up and look like they have some balls?

 

Horrible 50.  What ever happened to a contest?

Loving how hard and tough it is at the moment.  I'm pleased we've come to play but we need to kick a few goals.


4 minutes ago, bd said:

Hannan, deer in headlights.

Nope


1 minute ago, Buzzy said:

This is embarassing.  Our composure is deplorable.

Luckily they're just as bad.

Can someone step up and look like they have some balls?

Not as much as your post.


 
Just now, Demonland said:

Played for Geelong. Experts in claiming non frees. 

Heh epic burn. There's some intellectual burns on this forum. Love it

tmac is MR TOTAL FOOTBALL show us your composure 

Just now, Demonland said:

We need to get a head start and nullify the crowd. 

We just kicked two after my post!  Demons!


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