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GAMEDAY: Rd 04 vs Port Adelaide

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  On 07/04/2022 at 10:32, Demonland said:

When did we draft Weitering into our forward line?

Hahah heard that, high quality commentators, umps and camera work in Adelaide it seems

 

Great kick from Sparrow - mark to TMcD, ball swatted out after mark paid - no 50 (though not needed).

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    Anyone with an issue with Weightman needs to check Spargs free just then….. 

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    Hope you ladies and gents didn't fall asleep for the last 5 mins.

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      On 07/04/2022 at 10:34, Cards13 said:

    Anyone with an issue with Weightman needs to check Spargs free just then….. 

    what the one he got when the guy wrapped an arm around his neck in the tackle?

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    great kick

    stick it up their l booing.

    pile on the pain now

      On 07/04/2022 at 10:32, Demonland said:

    When did we draft Weitering into our forward line?

    Thought the same thing! I heard Dwayne Russell say on the radio, time was you came through a proving ground with training before you got to call or be special comments for AFL. Now they just shove the mic into any former AFL player they think has a good profile. 

    Watch Port's spirit trickle down to its lowest ebb now. Season over for them.


    Trac massive then, great finish Harmes. 

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    FMD


    Just when one couldn't believe the umpiring could get worse - then a deliberate that was in absolutely no way.

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    Umps in this game know the Gary Ablett rule. Perhaps they aren't complete idiots like we all assumed from the free kick count.

     

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