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We have no idea. 


Old mate Oscar getting touched up by Reid ?

What in the [censored] is this rubbish? Finals you lazy [censored]. Guess you prefer to go home early and enjoy lockdown. 

We look way off. Better get going soon.

 

Oscar with the dodgy handpass and now Reid has beaten him on the lead twice.  

He aint up to it.


Why is there fwd line wide open when ours was so crowded

I wonder why we bother caring about this mob sometimes, bunch of lazy sods atm

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I hope we get 'into' this game before it's over.

We're making the Swans look like THEY'RE the team vying for the finals.

Woeful.

0-4 in clearances this quarter.

Inexcusable given our opponent is a poor clearance side.

We are completely off. 

1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Old mate Oscar getting touched up by Reid ?

Oscar js terrible 

17 minutes ago, Dee-lusional said:

right on the board now

 

settle it down and control the tempo

You would think we were 16th and they were 8th. 


Disinterested and massively complacent 

 

No worries we are only playing for Finals and not switched on and no effort. Wonderful.

We look as flat as we did against Port.


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