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16 minutes ago, bingers said:

Is anyone finding this enjoyable?

NO !!! Oliver looks tired

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Jordon has been poor


Well we won that with minimal effort. 
Also just [censored] off Adelaide you lost. 

Well its been ugly but we are on top of the ladder again.

Thanks for your company.

Go Dees.

Tx Trac

Petty

Langers

Fritta.

Max.

 

1 minute ago, jnrmac said:

Jordon has been poor

Sparrow worse Melksham deplorable

Sparrow continues to jump on the ball and drag it in - clueless -  who’s doing game review with him! 


Geez we have some unenjoyable wins.

And this is another one.

This match is so excit…zzzzzzz 😴


23 minutes ago, dee-tox said:

Sparrow, Hibberd, Harmes, Jordon and Brayshaw are hardly putting their hands up for finals. Very ordinary.

Hibberd has been serviceable 

Walkers winning goal against us in Adelaide should be null and void anyway :p

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25 minutes ago, Webber said:

Garbage. Stupid comment.

He can’t even hold his ground against the kid on him. 

brown has been poor since Q time

we need him to hold up the ball and bring it to ground. He has only been good on the lead

 

Was there a contest or a decision made when Keays didn’t whine to the umpires? 

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13 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Gus is having a shocker....lazy lazy lazy.

Baker next week pls

BAKER??????? NOOOOOO WAYY


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