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FFS GOODY PUT A FRIGGEN HARD TAG ON THAT FRIGGEN PYGMY DANIEL

 

Great pressure quarter.Dogs will come back but we’re switched on

Salem 3 votes

 

First time in 57 years we've actually come to play in a Grand Final. Our boys have come to play switched on. 

Finish the season like you mean it. Demons. Go for it !,

 

 

 

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Well thats one quarter down.

Fritta poorly treated but three more like that please.

Oliver and Trac dominating.

Keep it going you bloody beautiful Demons

Salem Norm Smith so far....

 

They don't like the pressure


Dogs are very fortunate that a number of frees didn’t get called. Should have been another 2 goals up on that alone. But, wow! Great start. 

Doggies look nervous and have made some fundamental mistakes. We should be another 1-2 goals up but expect the Doggies to respond. 

May 2 fumbles

Maysie, having a bit of a rough trot so far. Looking for him to turn it all around this quarter. Consummate professional, he'll be filthy with himself.

GO DEES YOU BEAUTIFUL TEAM !!!


It’s more than a dream now.

11 minutes ago, Red But Mostly Blue said:

Bahahahahahahahahhah

Woof WOOPS

That's Fritter's goal for being held earlier.

Dogs rattled AF

 

 

Absolute howler missing Friitta held like a Magnet. For shame.

Every single player, playing role amazingly, some fumbles & misses minor compared to the dogs under extreme pressure.

God I love this team, come what May.

Winning the free kick count! 

Bowey is the best 7 game player in this universe and any parallel universe you can imagine


34 minutes ago, DEE fence said:

Love to you all, be kind to one another

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Hope you’ve got everyone in Sudan going for us!!!!

We are up on the free kicks 7 to 3 amazing! 

Good start.

Keep the pressure up and kick straighter and we’ll be in. 👍🏻

 
1 minute ago, Boots and all said:

Maysie, having a bit of a rough trot so far. Looking for him to turn it all around this quarter. Consummate professional, he'll be filthy with himself.

Gets points for that early momentum-arresting bump on Hamnan though.

Bowey looks great.

May is fumbly but he'll get better.

Love to see McDonald & brown get into it here & snaffle some goals.

Hey umps seriously pay the frees that are obvious


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