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GAMEDAY: Rd 06 vs Richmond

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4 minutes ago, loges said:

Has Weid taken a mark?

No

 
3 minutes ago, JimmyGadson said:

Not sure you can blame Weid with the ball coming in. It's been atrocious. And he still has two and has competed strongly in the air. 

Smith a liability defensively. No time for him whatsoever. 

Abysmal in the first half.   I'm sure there's others but i"ve only seen Lingers & Kozzie hit a leading target tonight.

Reckon the two talls have done ok given the delivery....Weeeed as i type!

 

 

HMMMM 3 to Weid on a night when most have missed. Leading scorer.

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    Damn straight Weid..

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    What a goal, what a goal. Weideman like an out of control freight train!

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    I' ll give him that one 

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    Weid 3 he's earnt his spot. For another week

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    9 minutes ago, faultydet said:

    Jeez Weideman would want to do something decent in the last.

    Surely he doesn't have many goat photos left?

    You are clueless mate. Are you tuning in via Morse code?

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    Richmond currently have the 8 lowest ranked players on the field

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    Weeks for Brown there on the MRP...

    1 minute ago, ucanchoose said:

    Richmond currently have the 8 lowest ranked players on the field

    Lynch and Balta must be there

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    I used to hate it when the Barwon cheats did those annoying 10 metre kicks that gave them possession and control.

     I can now see a beauty in the method that I’m surprised to have not appreciated before 

    1 minute ago, Engorged Onion said:

    Weeks for Brown there on the MRP...

    Facetious? I’m not in front of a tv

    Just now, Demon Disciple said:

    Facetious? I’m not in front of a tv

    I hope I am being... went for a spoil, collected the head slightly I think...

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