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We have the covid flats

hawks will win this

 

Their transition and disposal out of defense is nauseatingly good.

 

Fascinated to see how we can stem the flow and try and wrestle it back… who will stand up.


3 minutes ago, DubDee said:

We have the covid flats

hawks will win this

Relax. 

27 minutes ago, binman said:

Fake news.

Top of the Ponsford closed unfortunately.

Those people have now gone. So yeah it's closed. Not sure how they snuck in there if it's meant to be closed

Just now, praha said:

Relax. 

I’m very relaxed

Weid....NEVER handball towards goal unless u know you have the entire square plua some!


Gunstan, Bruest, Sicily, OMeara absolutely carving us up. The ball is falling into the hands of Gunstan and Bruest.

3 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

Fascinated to see how we can stem the flow and try and wrestle it back… who will stand up.

Tracca......there you go.

I take it back.

Edited by leave it to deever


Who’s money is the umps on today?????

 

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