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GAMEDAY: Rd 07 vs North Melbourne

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Wake up Melbourne. You’re about to lose to a winless rabble devoid of talent who couldn’t even train properly this week!

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    How the [censored] was that not a chopping the arms of Brayshaw! 

     

    Any chance Max could jump a few inches off the ground at the bounce?

     

    Any chance someone could actually lay a hand on Cunnington?

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    Zero forward pressure.

    Where are Spargo and ANB? Put one of them on Hall?

    Gawn has to be the unluckiest player. So many opposition teams infringe on max with no calls. Just the Goldstein had a hand in his back and pushed - no call

    Take the first option Brayshaw!

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    What is Brayshaw doing?

    Brayshaws worst game in a long time. No urgency whatsoever


    Gus far too slow to execute in congestion today.  Bordering on VFL standard

    Goodwin is an [censored].

    Cunnington is slaughtering us and he has done nothing all day.

     

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