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1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Tom Sparrow goal. Dees by 23

How has he looked in the second half?  Shown some encouraging signs?

Vanders’ tackling is a thing of beauty.

 

Great goal set up by a ferocious tackle on beams by vdb.

Vandersloot has been incredibly hard at it for a practice game. 


Seen enough of Sparrow. Wins the ball and breaks free from 4 Pies in the middle for a release and now drills a beauty.  Small sample but I don’t care, looks like he belongs.

 
Just now, Demonland said:

Joel Smith goal. Dees by 30 points

WE'RE WINNING THE NEXT FIVE FLAGS!!!!!!

 


Just now, Demonland said:

Joel Smith goal. Dees by 30 points

What was the free kick for? I'll take it, but.....

Josh mahoney confirms smith up forward this year

1 minute ago, dieter said:

What was the free kick for? I'll take it, but.....

A block. Tough call


I wish we rested the number 32 for a a year, I'm having horrible flashbacks of Tom Bugg every time I see it.

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