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Hibberd so physically stong. Plus great disposal in traffic.

Ok. Vanders is clearly best-22 now. I take back my comment from 3 years ago.

 

Vander what a bonus. Power and sength.


Harmes is an animal. Might have KO'ed Melksham.

STOP GETTING INJURIES! [censored]

 

All those games we lost at the MCG this year because of copious out-the-back goals?

Enter Sam Frost and now those goals are saved and we get to rebound and take our own opportunity. Frost is a perfect MCG player for us.

That didn't take Trac long to redeem himself.

Faaark to high gift. Justice missed.


Surely that was high against Jetta? YASS!

Someone other than Melbourne missing golden opportunities? This must be our lucky day!

  On 26/08/2018 at 06:21, Chook said:

All those games we lost at the MCG this year because of copious out-the-back goals?

Enter Sam Frost and now those goals are saved and we get to rebound and take our own opportunity. Frost is a perfect MCG player for us.

So true chook. His leg speed and ability to win contested balls out the back has been massive for us.

We smashed them that quarter. Again, couldn't put it on the score board. If we keep that pressure up we win


I could see that was high from the top deck at the other end of the ground. How can the 3 umps miss it. 

Melksham okay?

GWS is bruise free and want the easy transition. Give it to them. Once the ball gets to a contest they are average.

 

Our delivery into the forward line needs to improve, I swear players don’t look sometimes and goes straight down the throat of the opposition.

I could do a better job.

Smarten up Dees!


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