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GAMEDAY: Rd 07 vs Hawthorn

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21 minutes ago, ICU2 Jerry Jerry said:

42 points to get 3-3 and 100%

And a game up our sleeves 

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    1 minute ago, Gorgoroth said:

    So how is VDB a better option than Jones? He is a terrible kick.

    he's getting to more contests and laying more tackles than Jonesey (I hate to say...)

    I back AvB, brings some mongrel

    But yes the kicking has been shouse

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    For how bad we looked in those first ten minutes, I've been impressed with the response.  Mids have stood up, Max has taken some good marks (as has May) and we have taken our chances.  Good to see a little maturity there, although there is still a long way to go.

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    Very happy with this response. Sometimes you just have to keep working and working until the turbine turns 

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    Gus deserved to be dropped after last week. Surely Jones comes in.

    But let’s not dwell on that. How’s the pressure been today? Out bloody standing that’s what.


    A lot to like about Langdon's harassing play on the wing.

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    lol Frost on queue with a kick to the opposition.

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    That's better Gus!


    Weed is doing ok today. Playing with a bit of confidence.

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    Weids come on son.  Thats the one that puts the game almost beyond them.  


    Hawthorn getting terrible free kicks!

    Jackson has been very good.


    Woo hooo JACKY SON!

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    ACTION JACKSON!

     

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