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Every [censored] bounce has just fallen into dog hands. Including kicks into shins that just bounce into hands and then shots in goal. Kissed on the [censored] this bulldog team

 
1 minute ago, Brownie said:

fmd 3 x dropping the ball decisions let go at centre half forward.

Aaaaaargh

Umps are at it again. [censored] impartial my [censored]

Arc. 

lols

 

What the heck has happened to holding the ball? Apparently no longer a rule. 
 

smh 

Goal reviewers must have bionic eyes.....What a crock of [censored]....The AFL can get [censored].

 

Does Goodwin have a brain?

How about a jogger tagger on Bont?

 

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I am disgusted with this. 
And the umpires can go [censored] themselves too

What are we doing with their transition of the ball?  They have acres of space.  Are we being horribly lazy or have they made some serious changes?

Maggots

Lol Crozier started that play from the back pocket and now taking shot.

Our forwards are [censored] Lazy!!

Oh Melksham GAGF!!!


Stupid and bloody obvious from Melksham

[censored] off. Cheats

Melksham has killed us today too. Haven't we been shocking.

We’re cooked here


Yeah great work Melksham.  Real smart.  Captain material.

 

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