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Fritsch is playing his worst game ever. Only Petty matches him for how bad he is playing..

 
 

 

Just now, Gunna’s said:

Why are our tackles unrewarded?

How many HTB have they missed

Petracca cost us that goal to Papley. Tried to do everything when the quick handball was on.

 

Gone back to this take on the world mentality of the 1st qtr.

4 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

Good side the Swans!

Good call mate, they’re quick to pressure and release up the ground. 


Just now, Satan said:

50 on the smear

a pap smear

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

Spargo totally dissapeared.

Melksham ditto

Lever mia.

Hunt and anb two shockers in a row.

Passengers.  

Seriously Goodwin...

 

[censored] CHANGE THE CENTRE SQUARE SET UP!!

BEEN SLAUGHTERED ALL [censored] NIGHT!


They've got to be joking we can't buy a holding the ball and they can't give it to them quick enough

2 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

Petracca cost us that goal to Papley. Tried to do everything when the quick handball was on.

Trac is not playing to first decision. Poor tonight. 

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Ggg

 

Petty has the most score involvements for the swans surely 


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