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We are horrible. 

What the hell are they doing at training??

Cant pass, kick or mark. 

PATHETIC. 

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    Watching Jeff before the first bounce.  Kicked it from 35 out through the middle every time.  Game time - won’t have a shot. I just don’t understand...

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    I thought Lever and May were gonna fix this guys?

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    Ffs Frittata!!!!

    Oli needs to stop handballing to a stationary ruckman! Bloody take it on Oli!!!

    Weid.... 

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    No point getting upset we are just hopeless unfortunately 

     

    How does Garlett still get a game. He should be in the seconds and never to return. 

    Here’s a thought put PREUSS in his place. 

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    Umps have taken over now 


    Preuss had to play. At least he'd be halving these forward entries. 

    Disastrous non-decision by match committee.

    Why recruit him???

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    I just cannot believe how far off the mark we are this year, So bloody frustrating. After 50 years I should be used to it.  (but I am not) 

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    hahahha . . . Tim Watson . . . "It's like a horror show" . . . . 

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    I am done with McDonald. He can just join his other spud of a brother and [censored] off

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    2 minutes ago, 1 red eye 1 blue eye said:

    No point getting upset we are just hopeless unfortunately 

    yeah I am chilling out  bring on 2020

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    We destroy any key forwards game and confidence.

    McDonald is just awful today... he’s an extra Pie today I swear 

    2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    We should be 9 goals down

    What does this club do during the week??

    Hone their razorlike skills.

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    We are a [censored] Joke! 

    Wake up to yourself goodwin!!


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