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GAMEDAY: Rd 02 vs St. Kilda

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Bailey, go home and practice kicking. 

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    Liking the fight back here. Against the umps too! 

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    19 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

    I just want a fair shake from the umpires.

    Thats all.

    Won’t be tonight unfortunately- Gils in the crowd


     

    Still getting reemed by the umpires

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    I find myself calling Jackson 'Action Jackson' a lot now thanks to the poster here 


    4 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    It seems momentum changed since they swapped Jackson and Max.

    100% 

    we tried something else around the ball and it worked

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    Well Demons fans we have been praying for years for our players to shift momentum in a quarter.

    That was great to watch.

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    Whats the point ?

    12 to 5 frres against us.

    Fair shake of the sauce bottle.

    I just want consistency.

    12 to 5 and we are winning.

     

    ??????????

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    Brilliant fightback 

    So much possession for such little reward

    Good fight back though

    Bayley Fritsch is a coach killer ... really needs to get serious about the game

    Now just [censored] win it

    Edited by Pickett2Jackson

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    These "commentators" are sh##ING me!

    St kilda are fantastic- reality MFC playing badly.

    St kilda playing badly- MFC played to their potential!

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    What a bunch of sooks those St Kilda players are. Shaking their heads when they have been gifted so many dubious free kicks anyway. And they argue with the umpires. Give them a box of tissues.

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    Threatened to turn ugly but we turned it around. Been a while since we did that

    Saints are there for the taking. 

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    StKilda are dropping off at the last half of the quarter. I hope this continues. We are playing alright.

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    As Clint said, Jackson into the ruck was when the momentum switched. He follows up like a midfielder.

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    Salem great OLIVER unreal ,Kossi little champ ,Langdon great run ,Jetta very smart player

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    Kozzy is amazing 

    Jordan Lewis.
    “Dees were too static off half back. Went to the skinny side to a contest too many times and the Saints won the ball. Dees had free players but didn’t use them. Now need to use the footy better”. 

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    Just now, forever demons said:

    Jetta very smart player

    There's life in the old dog yet!

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