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Why is the forward line still dysfunctional by Round 16?

it really is fascinating 

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    If toby gets concussed its his fault

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    God Eddie just retire to Portsea will ya..

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    Here come the umpires. ?

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    Where’s the [censored] consistency umpires. Spargo taken around the neck. Htb. FMD 

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    That toby g free was a shocker.

    Up there with the crows game standard.

    Edited by leave it to deever

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    I dunno what’s performing more poorly, the umpires or our forwardline 

    Maggots never get any better do they?

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      On 03/07/2021 at 04:08, Little Goffy said:

    I see Toby Green is still a cheat.

    It's called a "professional free", though ..

    (Total BS)

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    Getting smashed in the centre clearances. Also leave McDonald, fritta or Jackson in the 50 so we have a target. 

    This is not top of the ladder football

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    Gee our forward half connection has disappeared.. big warning signs for the balance of year, unless we can fix this!!

    green gets a free for ducking charlie gets a real head high and nothing

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    Name a more unlikable human than Toby “short man syndrome” Greene

    FFS Melbourne.. 1 goal from 100 inside 50's. I'm so sick and tired of grinding out games. Get off to a [censored] good start for once in your lives. We're playing 10th spot against an interstate team. Switch the [censored] on!

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      On 03/07/2021 at 04:13, Demon Disciple said:

    Stupid first quarter, with stupid decisions, stupid umpires, and a cheating Toby Green.

    Such a gifted goal. Maybe next time he ducks someone collects him so he will stop cheating.

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