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God he completely milked that. Nice effort to stage for a free in your 200th. Slow clap.

What the [censored] is this umpiring? They've cost us multiple goals. 

 

Big effort from the Giants on 7 haha typical AFL wankers

Umpires what do u say


4 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Fritsch is off his game tonight. 

He’s put the cue in the rack already, he’s a liability when it’s not lace out in space

 
1 minute ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

Why don’t we ever get frees like that?

There were 5 that they missed in our forward half in the space of 30 seconds. 


We’ve already screwed our season so I’m not caring much about the game. 

nice to not be losing my crap all the time. 

Fritsch doesn’t tackle. Doesn’t chase and doesn’t kick goals. Sorry but he’s become a liability. 

Fritta is useless.

Watch him kick a junk time goal with 2 mins to go in the last when we're 20 odd points down.


Viney. He'll never ever learn. Trade.

Their goals have all come from frees or where we’ve missed a free (Mark not paid, etc) and our horrible turnovers. The only way to cope with this is to drink my sorrows because this game is [censored].


Viney one trick

Anyone notice the commentators are always talking up Fritsch’s “beautiful kicking”? 

Stop saying Fritsch is a beautiful kick, ridiculous commentary.

 
1 minute ago, jumbo returns said:

Get in front Fritsch, you fake

Looks like he's just sitting back trying to take a speccy and build on his highlights real. [censored] lazy.

Viney FFS

Gawn not much better. Learn to kick ffs. 


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