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Trac, Oliver, MFC.... Daylight.....rest of competition

 

 

Just now, layzie said:

Come on Tmac clunk one!

For sure - what do we think of him - the conditions don't suit him and he's clearly playing a role, but jeez Wiedeman has a spot just crying out for him to stand up and take it.

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    1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Hawks 52

    Port 24

    Hawks good, or Port bad?


     
    1 minute ago, monoccular said:

    Hawks good, or Port bad?

    Bit of both.

    waiting for Demons score


    Langon hasn't done much. 

    Edited by leave it to deever

    Kayo being 5 minutes behind is making the comments on here very disjointed

    1 minute ago, Chook said:

     

    For sure - what do we think of him - the conditions don't suit him and he's clearly playing a role, but jeez Wiedeman has a spot just crying out for him to stand up and take it.

    No idea what’s happened to him, as he looked a million bucks in the 2018 QF & SF. 


    Brayshaw is flat, not impressed by his game at all so far, lazy efforts. 

    May is holding the backline together. 

    Edited by Ethan Tremblay
    Just as I say that, Brayshaw sprints and puts his body on the line before getting flung into the air.

    3 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

    Hinkley in trouble methinks.

    I think so

    i was suprised he survived the Preliminary Final


    4 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    Hawks good, or Port bad?

    Hawks are playing well. Kicking straight 

     

    Rivers might have re-tweaked his knee which is why Brayshaw was rushed back onto the ground.


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