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Gee we are lucky North are ordinary.

What was that entry from Oliver?

That umpire's centre bounce wasn't called back and it nearly landed outside the centre square 

 

Where was Clayton aiming that kick? And we somehow manage to score from it. 

Better

What the hell has happened to Brayshaw?

 

That's more like it. Our run along the wing is starting to come back.


KOSSIE!

That moment is a shining light in an otherwise dark day!

Let's hope that lights a spark!

drop the hammer now lads, never fear kosi's here.

In Melbourne i trust.

The sign of a great team.

Yes Big Benny Brown.????

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Kozzie is a star. ️ 


Kozzie and Petracca might just get it done for us.

We drop Jones and bring in Brown (tall for small).

We keep the lazy Melksham.

We being in Baker (outside) for Viney (inside).

We throw Brayshaw in the middle when he’s played all year on a wing.

 

Come back Clintasaurus!

How was that pass to Brown from Tracc not a free over the shoulder? 

Umps refuse to give us a free at this joint.

Yay the free kick Brown should have got on the Tracx pass!


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