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GAMEDAY: Practice Match vs Richmond

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1 minute ago, Kiss of Death said:

Out of interest... did anybody else feel Steven May probably should have gotten a free for head contact during that marking contest? 

Commentators are too busy to look at the gameplay.

Of course. Ironically Jholl just got a free kick/goal for similar contact. 

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    Chandler looking good. 
    Tomlinson is a big worry. Why don’t we put Tmac down back again?

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    Just now, Kiss of Death said:

    Out of interest... did anybody else feel Steven May probably should have gotten a free for head contact during that marking contest? 

    Commentators are too busy to look at the gameplay.

    Not getting much off the umpire May

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    Kade Chandler's  miracle resurrection continues!  Messiah like he has rolled back the stone and arisen from the long term injury list.

    Now added him to the Surprise packet list!

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    Hunt needs his headband back.

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    1 minute ago, bingers said:

    Of course. Ironically Jholl just got a free kick/goal for similar contact. 

    Good, i'm not seeing things. 

    Bit of a lazy 'punch' attempt by Tomlinson, but i don't see him as a FB long term

     

    1 minute ago, Jaded said:

    Chandler looking good. 
    Tomlinson is a big worry. Why don’t we put Tmac down back again?

    Tomlinson has been OK, playing a role that allows Lever to zone off.  TMac has been OK up forward.  I think the balance of our side looks good

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    Great transition play that leads to TMac kicking his first for the day and extend our lead to 10 points.

    Edited by Demon Jack

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    Much better 2nd half     and its February    Go dees

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    Requirements for last 15 minutes:

    • Kick a couple more goals
    • Don't give up more than a couple of goals
    • NO INJURIES

     

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    Lever has been fantastic. Hopefully has a big year ahead of him.

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    TMac high contact. 

    No free kick.

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