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In Harmes Way Redleg

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Hi all, with it being a bit slow news wise at the moment, I thought I'd put together a couple of cryptic clues to keep you all amused. All current players. Enjoy.

1.       Meals on wheels? His delivery is superb.

2.       Ahab warns guys? He’s muddled after being hit in the head

3.       His locker isn’t Davey’s

4.       Returning to revel in 2019? He’s not backwards in coming forwards.

5.       Go back brown wag! There’s a tightly packed crowd of people here.

6.       Can Ky jive? Maybe if he wasn’t so confused.

7.       swift player, aerobic runner, goal oriented – just what we need!

8.       Hopefully, he’s quite like Mike.

9.       awe misnamed – when sorted he will take us to the promised land.

10.     Anymore Darcy? With less fumbles, he'll be a regular.

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In Harmes Way Redleg

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23 minutes ago, Mazer Rackham said:

These are pretty easy.

1. May
2. Jones
3. Salem
4. Harmes
5. Petracca
6. Lewis
7. Viney
8. Lever
9. Spargo
10. Brayshaw

Several of these are incorrect Mr Fidge.

 

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Dee Zephyr Trident

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2 minutes ago, John Dee said:

Sorry Dee Zephyr, didn’t see your response

And I got the number wrong

All good JD, I’ve edited. I’ve had a go already, just a bit quiet at home tonight.

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Nice thread In Harmes Way. 
I've given it a go, created some more cryptic clues for current day players:

A) 
I'm desperate to watch this Dee play in Darwin, in order to see him,  i'll even take the jumbo, ta, thanks for offering.

B) 
Interestingly, King and Colbert were both born after April. 

C) 
Many on here might not like Hird, but i feel sorry for him, I hope he can stay out of danger. Improved out of sight. 

D) 
The Grouch and the Farmer. Coming along in leaps and bounds. 

E) 
Always tries hard. Namesake of the great. Big tank. 

F) 
Absolute gun, please sir, may i have some more, highlights reels from you this year.
Heard Sheedy said he had a joke of an interview for our coaches position

G)
I love doughnuts, but what is my middle name? The fox's abode is in sight. Chase that fox. Hope he lives up to his potential. 

H) 
Speedy. A bit too predictable. May go cold / missing in action from time to time. 

I) 
Edgerton has been able to Forge a path in the Aussie film industry. 

J) 
Great at taking marks effortlessly, lissome, kicks skillfully, has a massively long kick for goal. What more can you ask for? 

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