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I hope the suns win. I really do. Just to watch the footy commentators babble on about the filth for another week will be amusing.

 
 

I sense a truckload of manure coming on...


someone who really thinks he knows his footy (and in fairness really does) reckons that de goey would definitely get the filth a first round pick and possible two first round picks at the end of the year

i don't see it

 

Lol, one of the best taggers in the league in Greenwood is being used out of the  goal square and having a massive impact forward.

Suns with a truckload of confidence 



Hope Trac is watching this. When do Collingwood play North ? 

Gee, Collins can play a bit.

Nice bit of recruiting by the Suns


Thinking of all the poor Collingwood fans really suffering through this... and for the first time ever I'm beginning to like the Suns!

 

2 hours ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Just so people don’t think you’re making this shiiit up....

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Actually, very appropriate given that they’re getting saht upon.

 

Are Grundy and Moore playing injured or do they just don’t  give a flying fruitbat? Done absolutely squat. And as I speak, Grundy pops up for a consolation. Pendles spent as well.

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