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12 hours ago, titan_uranus said:

Agree with the previous posts on the commentators.

Dwayne Russell is frustratingly OTT. Dermott hates us and every time he commentates on our games focuses almost exclusively on our opponent. And Healy is the new Sandy Roberts; so incredibly past it.

There are so many good commentators available, it baffles me that Dwayne and Gerard are doing multiple calls per Round on TV/radio.

I cannot for the life of me understand how anyone can watch football in silence.

I'll take rubbish commentary over no sound at all.

May have said it on the game day thread.  I muted the TV and listened to 3AW this time, though sometimes 774 or SEN.  

Sometimes fiddling with the pause or FF button is needed to get full sync 

 
2 hours ago, The Mighty Demons said:

Here's Luke Jackson's best moments from Round 2!

 

In Isolation he's even better than you imagine. The left foot.... his ability to stay in the contest and explode out of the contest with the pure mids is second to none and something I don't think you've ever seen from a ruckman...

The 3m.13s mark against Chol (who went ok) is breathtaking, ruck contest he slightly won followed by keeping his feet while off balance into a tap over the top into a 360 into a gather and "bullock" through an on coming tackle into a give and go and give back to Jacko into a left foot into fwd 50. 


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