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Vote for Kossie

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I've voted.

Poor old Frosty deserves a 'Chase Of The Year' nomination in the Geelong 'team goal' up against Kossie and Eddie. He at least gets deserved consolation from his teammate.

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    2 hours ago, Wizard of Koz said:

    Get into it Koz. Happy decade coming up.

    excellent username haha 

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    2 hours ago, Wizard of Koz said:

    Get into it Koz. Happy decade coming up.

    Welcome aboard Wiz

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    Looking at the other goals surely he wins again. Betts’s goal is class but actually tame by his standards, the Pies goal is a great team goal but goal of the week? 

    Kozzie makes the ground for the intercept, keeps his feet, picks the ball up cleanly and then snaps across his body with only his instincts on where the goals are. 

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    13 hours ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

    Do quite like the commentary from Kelli Underwood to this goal ..."Buzzing around like a mozzie Kozzy"

    And here I was thinking that Underwood's inane afterthought-bubble would disadvantage Pickett. Each to their own I guess. 

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    21 minutes ago, Skuit said:

    And here I was thinking that Underwood's inane afterthought-bubble would disadvantage Pickett. Each to their own I guess. 

    Yeah, I can understand that too.  I just thought it added a good bit of theatre.  Can just imagine how Bruce McAvaney would have carried on after a goal like this.

    Regardless of the like or dislike of the commentary around it, I just think it's great that the MFC finally has an excitement machine like Kossie in the team again, from all of the perspectives of marketing potential, matchday excitement for our supporters and the added team performance it contributes when you have a player that can regularly manufacture goals out of almost nothing.

    Edited by Rodney (Balls) Grinter

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