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GAMEDAY: Rd 04 vs Port Adelaide

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Love hearing the Port fans boo, they’ve had a bunch of dodgy frees but one goes against them and it’s 😭. 

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    Jeepers

    brayshaw‘s football is in a direct relationship to his drop in handicap

     

    imagine how good he’ll be playing when off 2

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    Umpires Putrid. 
    Port going hard which is exactly what I expected. 


    Port tackling hard. Can they maintain intensity? Umps taking an interest in ports welfare it seems

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    1 minute ago, P-man said:

    Jesus what has happened to Gawny’s marking?

    Looks like you put the reverse mos on him. He's just clunked 3 in a row

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    Thug Lycett jabs Max in the guts - no 50.  Maggots are absolutely appalling.

    Viney in the back x3  and the last blatantly obvious - no free.  

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    What the hell, these umpires are giving us absolutely nothing! They obviously want Port to win!

     

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    Lol, two person body slam into vineys back and no free


    Viney square push in the back bloke ended up lying on him , play on

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    In the back to Viney


    Jayden Hunt positions well and actually defends okay but his disposal just ain't up to it.

     

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