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Nice Hannan.

One more goal and it's even for the quarter for all the Eagles' dominance around the ball.

 

She's all over. With fatigue our ability to pressure has dropped off enough to give them run. And we know we can't combat that

 

West Coast will [censored] this in. You watch. 

I cant trust anyone in this team. 

They are one down mind you.



TMac...beautiful....booo that you idiots

That was a lot easier for us. Our centre square dominance is so valuable.

1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

How did melksham not get a free there for interference? 

He needs to start actually trying to take a mark instead of just looking for the cheap possession out the back.

We must win this centre clearance.

 

4.2 to 5.2 this quarter. Not as bad as you all are making it out.

Hannan a vindicated selection, has the ferocity and potential to make an impact on a match, and not just do a cameo.

Melksham being too cute there. great body work but have a ping with the dribble, turnover in west coasts defence is most dangerous with Hurn and shepherd, mcgovern etc

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