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2 hours ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

Nothing on the club website yet.  Anyone seen a tweet or fb post?  Hope they don't forget!

Its a shame border closures prevent this little guy from Tassie being their to watch the 100th as he was for Christian's 1st.  

petracca

petracca-looks-after-his-little-mate

Hadn't played a game yet had time and care to share his opportunity with a great kid.  No accolades sought.  It was Lucas' dad that let the media know about Christian's befriending of his son.

Lovely pic. Just trying to work out which one is the afl player. I'm guessing it's the guy with the ball.

The other guy is too fat to play footie (sic)

 
 
2 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Congrats and has been a joy to watch this year.

Hopefully his 200th won’t be played in a QLD hub.

Might be if he is playing for the lions BBP!


10 hours ago, Meggs said:

Where (who) is @Petracattack these days?

@What is his latest username, hasn’t posted for over a year though. 

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Congrats Christian on 100 games for the Red and Blue, i hope for your sake your mates turn up and deliver accordingly.

Here's to the next 100?

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Still no article on club website to announce his 100th milestone.

Feel he deserves the recognition especially for the season he has had.

 
5 minutes ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

Still no article on club website to announce his 100th milestone.

Feel he deserves the recognition especially for the season he has had.

 

Plus Ben Gibson has mentioned Trac's milestone in the team changes article on the site. I also expect there will be a bit more about Trac in the 'Before the Bounce" vid they post about 2 hours before the game. 

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Onya Christian! 5 years sure has flown and you've put a lot of hard work and dedication into what we see as a pretty amazing player that can only continue to improve! 

It hasn't always been easy and there have been some course corrections on the way, at times you could even put him in the Jack Watts territory of unfair scrutiny but he's navigating all that quite well and looks the part.

The no.5 has been a common staple in my matchday gear and made the call in 2016 to once again get a Guernsey with this no. Just wish I could be wearing it to games this year!

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7 minutes ago, DemonWorshipper said:

 

Plus Ben Gibson has mentioned Trac's milestone in the team changes article on the site. I also expect there will be a bit more about Trac in the 'Before the Bounce" vid they post about 2 hours before the game. 

Thank you.  I (like many fans) am not on twitter.

My thinking is he deserves an article/headline on the website (with maybe a press release to the media) just to celebrate his milestone rather than having to read every article/see every video to hear the news. 

Not sure how many fans would know to go looking for it, if they don't know it is a special game.

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Petracca's last 40 odd games have shown genuine growth, especially at times when others have been inconsistent. 

Well Done to Trac, I can't wait to see what he brings over the next 100 games ?

It is difficult when everyone had such high expectations for Tracc, the fact that he has reached those lofty expectations is a real credit to Tracc and may they continue for Him, his team mates and all supporters of the Red & Blue.

Well done CP5. 

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