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Fencescore Vs Powerrangers EGO Stance

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Jones - 7

T.McDonald - 7

Melksham - 7

Fritsch - 7

Lewis - 8

Garlett - Hnmm 6.5

Kennedy-Harris - 6

Neal-Bullen - 7

Hogan - 6 

Harmes - 9

Petracca - 7

Tyson - 7

Brayshaw - 9

Frost - 7

Gawn - 8

Jetta - 7

O.McDonald - 8

Oliver - 9.5

Salem -7 

Smith - 7

Spargo - 4

Vince - 6

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    Solid work, Fence.  I would mark Hogan lower than that (4), Salem only a 5 (tackles and silly things work against), but would not be too far off with the rest.

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    Re Oscar..... I could see the steely resolve in his Eyes..... If I don't play a blinder Fencesore will condemn me to Purgatory!

    Well played young man!

    Ah JKH better but..... Sheeit we did have a win!

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    Hogan was terrible there is something terribly wrong with him. Wouldn't be surprised to see Weed get a game ahead of him due to his battered body. The only time he was good was in that last play when Neal-Bullen kicked that goal to seal it.

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    Oscar was very good tonight, as was Frost and the rest of the defenders.  Walker, Lynch, McGovern and Jenkins combined for 1 goal.  That wouldn't happen to often.  In fact it may never have happened before.

    JKH was solid too.

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    2 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

    Oscar was very good tonight, as was Frost and the rest of the defenders.  Walker, Lynch, McGovern and Jenkins combined for 1 goal.  That wouldn't happen to often.  In fact it may never have happened before.

    JKH was solid too.

    The stats don’t lie. That is a very good effort from a backline copping it right now.

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    You must write this stuff when you're pizzed fence - it's the only time you make any sense!

    Once again I find myself almost agreeing with you ( I must be pizzed)

    I would have marked Hogan and Smith a bit harder.

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    The only question I have is this:

    What in the world is a 'Powerrangers EGO Stance'??  Do I even really want to know what it is?  Yes, I get it's a reference to the Crows, but I don't get the reference.

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    22 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

    The only question I have is this:

    What in the world is a 'Powerrangers EGO Stance'??  Do I even really want to know what it is?  Yes, I get it's a reference to the Crows, but I don't get the reference.

    Its the strut/stance... immature and highly pre pubescent.. you know the stance you have when really you don't stand for much, but think you do!

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    30 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

    You must write this stuff when you're pizzed fence - it's the only time you make any sense!

    Once again I find myself almost agreeing with you ( I must be pizzed)

    I would have marked Hogan and Smith a bit harder.

    I just thought Uncle

    Jesse carry a myriad of injuries, NQR and yet still presented and tried hard

    Smith , starting to grow on me made a couple of errors but also did some very good things and may develop into something.

     

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    1 hour ago, Wiseblood said:

    The only question I have is this:

    What in the world is a 'Powerrangers EGO Stance'??  Do I even really want to know what it is?  Yes, I get it's a reference to the Crows, but I don't get the reference.

    I thought it was about their pregame lineup, when they manspread, balls out and try to look tough. Then someone butchers the national anthem.  Hey, no lineup for them this year!

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    4 hours ago, george_on_the_outer said:

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    Thanks George...… Captured it PERFECTLY!

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