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Just now, At the break of Gawn said:

Gastro confirmed by Goody.

Well thank god. Better a dodgy kebab than an injury. 

Our entire structure is faaarked now. Lucky this season is irrelevant now. 

 
1 minute ago, At the break of Gawn said:

Gastro confirmed by Goody.

Good Lord. Gastro. The curse is real.


 
2 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Salem out witha gastro.

Misson's fault (obvs).

6 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Salem outt!!!

weed in. 

We are rooted

Yep. I have no faith in the Weid any more


Only tiny positives is that JKH and Weideman get a chance.

Though not sure how much of the ball they're going to see up their end of the ground ...

We

will

win. 

2 minutes ago, bing181 said:

Misson's fault (obvs).

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I hate myself right now. I mean really.

Edited by Little Goffy

So with those late changes, the changes from last week are now:

In: Hibberd, Hannan, Kennedy-Harris, Weideman
Out: Hore, C Wagner, Lockhart, Petty

The two late changes suck but the team is better off overall with these four changes. C Wagner and Petty were superfluous to our needs and we get two better marking forward options in Hannan and Weideman. JKH improves Lockhart, Hibberd replaces Hore adequately enough (less defensive stalwart-ness but more offensive drive).

Salem and Hore. Two of our three best players this year ?


Probably shouldn't have teased my mother about Saints players eating dodgy sweet n sour pork in China. Probably shouldn't have teased her about St Kilda being a basketcase pre-season either. It all comes back to bite.

Edited by John Demonic

No mentions of the late outs on the coverage. Forever the professionals at Seven.


Just now, Demonland said:

Crowd sounds very pro-Crows. So much for home ground advantage. 

Hate these dumb games. Sadly we play better here than at the G

We made 5 errors in 1 passage of play and kicked a goal. 

 

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