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GAMEDAY: Rd 14 vs St. Kilda

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Hannan clearly blocked out of that contest......[censored] umpires [censored] me.

 
Just now, DeeSince73 said:

Hannan clearly blocked out of that contest......[censored] umpires [censored] me.

Never called on 3 v 1. Umpire interpretation of words that should be black and white 


Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

Dumb kick by Gawn after the free kick, should have been a forward 50 entry.

100%.  I was screaming for him to go long inside 50.

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    Did we learn nothing from last week? 

    Way too easy to walk it out from full back when we let them have extra numbers.

     

    Is this VFL or AFL...Maxy just stupid non-thinking footy there.  Took too long and then kicked it shallow straight to a Saint.  

    Get the free, if you cant give off as a ruckman kick it long to one on one hot zone directly in front

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    Key forwards bring the ball to the ground please

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    Channel 7 didn't pack the telephoto zoom lenses it seems.

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    we are playing a possession game. going back on every mark. and covering ground well. game played on our terms atm.

    What a kick from Salem, would love to see him deliver into 50 more 

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    Pressure is good so far. No easy plays for saints. Don't give them toi many options

    Viney should be omitted for that hairstyle alone.

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    Whos this guy !!?

    What a great kick !

     

    Good kick from Brown. Needs to make TMac earn a call up. More please


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