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23 minutes ago, Jaded said:

They just showed the players out on the ground. Hunty is there. Could he be the sub after all?

Might not mean much, but in the team meeting Jordon was sitting among the group and hunt was sitting up the back next to Byrnes.

 

 
Just now, dees189227 said:

Oh now there showing our boys in a meeting. Still can't workout who our sub is

All four emergencies are in their training gear.

1 minute ago, Lord Nev said:

Might not mean much, but in the team meeting Jordon was sitting among the group and hunt was sitting up the back next to Byrnes.

To be fair I think Melksham was in the front row too.

 

Sent via a mate of a mate.

Apparently the dog's name is Roger..

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3 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

To be fair I think Melksham was in the front row too.

Yeah, but feels like it would be out of Hunt and Jordon, so seeing Hunty up the back pretty much by himself could be a hint.... Or it could be me just overthinking on Grand Final day while I pace around the house...

Edit - Just saw your other post. JJ it is.

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5 minutes ago, TRIGON said:

Sent via a mate of a mate.

Apparently the dog's name is Roger..

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Hopefully this is how it plays out tonight!

 

T-minus 90 minutes. Thank you M_9

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7 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Yeah, but feels like it would be out of Hunt and Jordon, so seeing Hunty up the back pretty much by himself could be a hint.... Or it could be me just overthinking on Grand Final day while I pace around the house...

Edit - Just saw your other post. JJ it is.

Gawn was back row. Think he’s a strong chance to start 😂


Richardson saying it’s unlikely we tag Libba from the start and we’ll play our own game first. Good call?

Just now, Jaded said:

Gawn was back row. Think he’s a strong chance to start 😂

Sitting next to Gus.

Hunt was not near anyone other than Byrnes. Been confirmed since he's not playing.

1 hour ago, Demonland said:

 

That is so sad and on GF day with both his team playing. Greg was a great player; mark but poor kick. He mad many barren days at the MCG late 60s early70s enjoyable.

11 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

 

It's great that JJ is in he has had a solid year, but really feel for Hunt. Played right through the season and only got injured at the tail end. Loved his run and definitely improved this year. Stiff to miss out.


Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

 

Smoke and mirrors I reckon.

Harmes or Viney will go straight to him IMO.

Bowey is going to get subbed off with sunburn soon. Hat up!

Photo from your seat please @Jibroni?


7 minutes ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

For those that have priority 1 tickets, where does that sit you?

Anywhere as wet we’re first, but most have bought the first blocks along the fence that was category 1. 

Is Gus ok? Just saw him go to Stafford shaking his head and Stafford looking at his watch🤔

2 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

May is the only one that looks nervous.  

May looks like that every week. Always looks stressed. It’s his persona. 

 
2 minutes ago, Darkhorse72 said:

Anywhere as wet we’re first, but most have bought the first blocks along the fence that was category 1. 

Copy that, I saw some photos behind the goals and some on a flank. Would like to think it could have been a like for like from where we sit at the MCG.


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