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GAMEDAY - Round 19

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If we don’t win tonight I really have no idea how we will make finals. 

 
 

I think Adelaide’s intensity is dropping, we are right in this if we can hit some targets

 

We are in 2nd gear.

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    Great work Frost. Genius. 

    This is not the way to stay in our team.

    We do get the raw prawn on some dubious umpiring 

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    [censored] these corrupt cheating umpires. 9th place here we come.

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    3 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

    We are carrying a bushel of spuds

    is that the same as sack???

     

    garlett fU@#. His shadow tackles harder than he does,,, and the shadow sticks em. flimsy footballer.


    Maggots have just gifted them a goal. ?

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    1 minute ago, Demonland said:

    Why are we called to play on immediately and the other team has as much time as they want? Happen last week Too

    That started against us from the Collingwood game, good to hear others have noticed too

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    Everytime i think Frost is improving, he does something stupid...


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