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2 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

11 score involvements not bad.......just what he needs

Yeah, but we’re going to trade him, aren’t we?

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Ethan Tremblay

Sorry mate, this falls under the mandatory reporting guidelines for child abuse. DCP are on their way.

Bitter but optimistic

Indeed Ethan. Imagine if Melbourne win and the poor child becomes a Dees supporter.  A lifetime of misery awaits.

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That poor kid. Take him fishing Josh and burn everything you have that is Melbourne related. 


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Missed a bit. Who out other than Hore?

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7 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

digital delay.. agree it renders the service impossible for use at the ground.

The old transistor I am afraid is the only way.. you can buy them at the $2 shops still but few other places.

Thanks for that, but I'm at home following it on the AFL website. No Foxtel. Will have to dig out an old radio out of the cupboard.😊

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2 minutes ago, M_9 said:

Yeah, but we’re going to trade him, aren’t we?

He has been pretty bad i guess.....take care on those Athens trains

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11 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Mate, you said he's a dead eye in front of goals. He's now playing back because Hore is injured. Before that he was forward. Fool.

also, fritsch had 7 uncontested marks in the first quarter playing back flank. I'm convinced you dont even know who fritsch is at this stage. up your medication dosage

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26 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Corporate box with Wisper and Gil again Red? 

I should be so lucky. Sitting with the Blue morons who call ball even before a tackle. Hilarious. One bloke said the umpires have cost them. Actually very funny. I said to one bloke we have had 100 more possessions and kicked badly for goal, did he agree. He wasn’t sure.

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7 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Is that most Tommy has ever kicked? 

Equal highest (he kicked 6 vs Collingwood last year).

Hopefully his ankle comes good for the last quarter.

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What's wrong with TommyMac?

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Well that was certainly a better quarter to watch. Just hope we can hold on with these injuries 

don't you know that they're no excuse?

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1 minute ago, Moonshadow said:

Preuss has done very well against Pizza Face

That wasn't Pruess after half time.  He has a stand in that just looks & plays like him.  I've been reliably informed by a few on here throughout the year that he can't play more than one half 🙄

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OK. Sounds like TMac done also. One on bench. Hore broken collarbone.

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TMac hobbling might be 3 down

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12 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

digital delay.. agree it renders the service impossible for use at the ground.

The old transistor I am afraid is the only way.. you can buy them at the $2 shops still but few other places.

Really? I would have thought digital would have been no delay? Nothing better than listing to the crackle of the old transistor at the ground.

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1 minute ago, Dame Gaga said:

What's wrong with TommyMac?

Ankle by the sounds of it. Won’t reappear according to ABC

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TMac hobbling might be 3 down

Ice on his knee

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