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He DROPPED the ball with the umpire 5 metres away. Play on. [censored] me.


These umpires need a [censored] bullet to the head!!

These fucken umps unreal at the inconsistency at incorrect disposal decisions

 

The umpires have a desired result. It’s not us winning. And it’s them being chaired off at the end of the game. [censored]


Mother[censored] Cheney. Leading the Kent Kingsley award. 

Could have paid two frees there to jeffy 

1 minute ago, Razor said:

The disposal count is now in our favour

Meaningless, alongside our inside 50 count in most games, because these don't convert into winning scores. 

Hogan and Garlett are shocking when they always play for frees, just attack the bloody footy


Petracca has the choice of two players to go to and picked the Adelaide player. 

1 minute ago, CelebratingJade said:

Has Kyle Cheney gone with his year 8 undercut??

He is playing well. Dean Bailey would be proud

[censored] me Harmes

Wasting soooo many chances. What’s new?!


20 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

In Bangkok

just following scores on the internet

Buddah holiday today. All the bars are closed till midnight!!!

i need Whiskey ? 

Gotta hate those Buddah holidays!!! Beer is more sacred.

 
5 minutes ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

What do all the people bagging Frost think about Hogan’s and Petracca’s game?

who?

4 minutes ago, Razor said:

The disposal count is now in our favour

we are building but our play is stagnant.


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