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Chandler the standout that quarter. 2 goals, should have had 3, a pack mark and a lovely pass to Jones who missed.  Jordan impressed off half back. Petty solid. Sparrow quiet. Melk very good that

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Is Bradke rotating through the ruck or staying forward?

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Chandler the standout that quarter. 2 goals, should have had 3, a pack mark and a lovely pass to Jones who missed. 

Jordan impressed off half back. Petty solid. Sparrow quiet. Melk very good that quarter. Preuss dominant. 

You won't need a jumper out here. 

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Chandler the standout that quarter. 2 goals, should have had 3, a pack mark and a lovely pass to Jones who missed. 

Jordan impressed off half back. Petty solid. Sparrow quiet. Melk very good that quarter. Preuss dominant. 

You won't need a jumper out here. 

Chandler... a pack mark.... tell us more.

He's the same size as Charlie Spargo

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10 minutes ago, Baghdad Bob said:

Chandler the standout that quarter. 2 goals, should have had 3, a pack mark and a lovely pass to Jones who missed. 

Jordan impressed off half back. Petty solid. Sparrow quiet. Melk very good that quarter. Preuss dominant. 

You won't need a jumper out here. 

Interestingly i thought Petty was named in the main AFL squad.

Hows Bradke going?

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Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

Interestingly i thought Petty was named in the main AFL squad.

Hows Bradke going?

They named an extended bench that was always going to be whittled down to 23.

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38 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Chandler... a pack mark.... tell us more.

He's the same size as Charlie Spargo

From his highlights and watching him at training he loves leaping for his marks. Plenty of smalls like Eddie Betts and Cyril have done it over the years and don’t forget the great former demon Gary Moorcroft!

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