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Just now, WERRIDEE said:

Dunstan showing why St Kilda didn't want him clanger king.

Yeah heโ€™s not fantastic.ย 

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29 minutes ago, Jontee said:

The mind boggles....should be easy to spot....

Thereโ€™s more than one giant head, Jontee. ๐Ÿ˜โค๏ธ๐Ÿ’™

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With all the pontification about a 100 point drubbing - forgetting Naarm are playing an AFL side - has anyone thrown their play station controller and rage quit yet?

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26 minutes ago, layzie said:

The thing about Narrm is they always try and walk it in

Great show. Did you see that ludicrous display last night?

What was Goodwin thinking sending May to Goldstein ?

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Edited by Mr Steve

3 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

This game, like this ground, is trash.ย 
Letโ€™s get the 4 points, avoid injuries and move the hell on to bigger and more important things.ย 

How did you gain access to Goody's whiteboard notes?

2 minutes ago, layzie said:

It sucksย 

Who's injured and are they serious?

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Just now, deva5610 said:

But we're not 10,000 points up at quarter time against the bottom side! Lazy players don't care! Waaaa!

Ignoring the fact that a team with nothing to lose are always going to give their absolute all. We don't need to smash them in the first quarter.

Yep. If I was a North supporter Iโ€™d be happy with that quarter. They put in. I said it last week that there are no bad teams, only teams that canโ€™t sustain effort and North are one of them. Thereโ€™s still plenty of time for the lapse to come and for us to skip away.


Q1. ย 
Nth bringing pressure and effort.ย 
Dees not quite on point.ย 
Fritsch tackle was great stuff.ย 
Evens in clearances.ย 
Dees goalkicking is not quite as sharp as it needs to be.ย 

1 minute ago, Engorged Onion said:

With all the pontification about a 100 point drubbing - forgetting Naarm are playing an AFL side - has anyone thrown their play station controller and rage quit yet?

More of an xbox guy


As much as we talk about poor forward connection, that was perfect forward connection between Brown and Rivers.

Brown led back to the square gesturing to Rivers where he wanted it (20 out on the far pocket, a hard kick but Rivers can get there). He then led to where he wanted it, and Rivers put it there. Brown grabbed the mark as it was put to his advantage.

Too bad about the kick for goal from Brown, but that was forward 50 gold.

Edited by Chook


2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Oh Ben how did you miss that

Did he feel sorry for his old team?

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2 hours ago, chook fowler said:

The Tasmanian Wallabies?

Joeyโ€™s?

Edited by Tarax Club
Gawn to Van Demonโ€™s land


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