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Well done jones ey

 

Cappy!!!

Still 7 minutes

 

 

I hope everyone that said Jones was done, think about this next time


3 minutes ago, Deesprate said:

Preuss great play

He’s been very useful today. Whether he gets two goals a game or not, he needs to play deep forward every week from now on. Provides:

- a foil for weid and tmac

- provides a focal point for the long bomb

- brings the ball to ground for small forwards

- gives Gawn a rest from ruck duties when needed

- is a big [censored] and scares the crap out of the opposition  (and my 3yo daughter by the way who thought he was literally a monster)

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Just now, Garbo said:

I hope everyone that said Jones was done, think about this next time

Why, because he fell over and got a round the neck?


Come on DeeS. Come on  another two goals it’s our win !!!


Get a bloody goal!

 

Now, we've got this

3.30 to go

Edited by DV8


What a relief!!

Sydney need 3 goals in 3 mins......

 

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