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Captain for the Day: Max Gawn

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2 hours ago, Demon Dude said:

we still did better than the Bombers. no one showed up to represent them!

About Decision No 500 of common sense and good policy from the FD and Club since 2014 sending a replacement when clearly miles in legs and competitive training the order of the day. 

Thats why on the very rare occasion we think the Club may get it wrong we can easily live with it with this record of competence.

PS 499 was challenging for Stevie May, at Tribunal but not perhaps the best effort legally I've ever seen.

PS Maxie as always looks the part but he looks shorter than Witts!!

 

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    3 hours ago, Engorged Onion said:

    so, we have two captains that haven't attended...what do the conspiracy theorists read into this?

    Virtually nothing; it is more important that both Jones and Viney train to advance their readiness for the game against Port - because with our injury list at present, we are going to need those two to work very hard, all game. Max is match ready, and good on him! He will be a good advocate for our Captains, and a pretty boy for the media coverage of such rubbish. 'Carna Dees. 

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    I sometimes think Max would be the best choice for captain anyway - he's the most dominant force we have after all...

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    57 minutes ago, Demonland said:

     

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    So, did Max vote for himself??  LOL

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    8 hours ago, Demon Dude said:

    we still did better than the Bombers. no one showed up to represent them!

    Joe Daniher was there because they showed him on sport tonight talking about his calf injurythat will keep him out for numerous weeks which gave me a laugh. 

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