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4 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

Oliver youngest player ever to get 1000 contested possessions according to Richo....nice Clarry

Nice Clarry! (Gary) 

8 minutes ago, praha said:

you mean like last week

Nah. Talking about tonight

 

We don’t ever spoil and kill a contest. Ever. It’s just [censored] infuriating. All year. We were killed in the air all preseason and it just hasn’t stopped.


Why do the commentators love St Kilda so much? They are [censored].

Just now, Win4theAges said:

When is Omac's contract up?

In about 20 mins hopefully

1 minute ago, layzie said:

Nice Clarry! (Gary) 

Imagine how much worse we'd be this year without him

 

Get [censored] Goodwin. Make a goddamn move! Take Oscar off Bruce. Do it. Now. Do it!


Just now, Brownie said:

Imagine how much worse we'd be this year without him

Your not wrong. Him and Max have been the sole reasons were not dead last.

Get on him Hibberd

 

5 METRES off him

 

GOAL!!!

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Why us OMac still on Bruce?

Why do Bruce and Membrey consistently smoke us every time we play them?

Who is going to stand up?

How about a body on body Oscar you [censored] joke

Wagner misses a tackle, no surprise there. Oscar yet again 10m behind his man, no surprise there.

It is not oscars fault. Watch the game. It’s our [censored] star midfield that run one way


Wagner non tackle led to that goal. The wagners sum this club up

 
3 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

Why do the commentators love St Kilda so much? They are [censored].

GIL factor and we are everyone's whipping boy

1 minute ago, ouryear said:

It is not oscars fault. Watch the game. It’s our [censored] star midfield that run one way

Its always Oscars fault even when hes not playing.... :)


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