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4 minutes ago, FritschyBusiness said:

That's just no Jack Viney

sure have missed him

 
6 minutes ago, FritschyBusiness said:

Circus is fantastic

Only when you're "in the right mood".....

 
1 minute ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

For just the player or the whole organisation?

That player I’d imagine. Everyone else is a secondary contact so needs a negative test only.


"the" player?

So not Max and Gus?

The exposure at Sporting Globe was on Sunday night. Max and Angus were there on Tuesday night.

 


1 minute ago, jnrmac said:

I'd like to know if anyone in the Victorian Government will take responsibility for anything this time?

 

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Game looking like it's getting postponed according to FiveA SA

7 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Just a reminder to try to keep personal politics out of this. There are other venues online to vent about that. Posters should be warned that posts like this may be removed without warning. Multiple violations may result in removable from this website.

Also understand that mods don't catch all these posts so please just don't post if it's just to [censored] about one side of politics or the other. Save your vitriol for Collingwood abuse.

pointless post so i removed it.

Edited by faultydet


 
7 minutes ago, DemonLad5 said:

If it’s Gawny and Gus then postpone the game 

Nah it's not. You may have heard the same as me about The Sporting Globe in Mordi, but I think it's not that one due to the different times. The 'word' going around is it may have been Marty Hore, which is why it's possibly a blessing in a way given he's currently injured and not around the players as much.


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