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GAMEDAY: Rd 10 vs North Melbourne

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Our handball has been atrocious tonight. Sub-par, and often under no pressure. 

Sorry Melk. We'll get you to 200 I'm sure but the days of gee god boy wow are long past you my friend.

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    Why do we keep tapping it forward at the center bounce but no player is set up there other than a Norf sweeper?   Pretty dumb stuff

    May has been good. One of the few with a pass mark tonight

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    A clean goal!


    Melks was always able to slot goals from the 50. Great kick

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    Thats what Melks is there for ...nice

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    2 minutes ago, Chook said:

    Sorry Melk. We'll get you to 200 I'm sure but the days of gee god boy wow are long past you my friend.

    lol I should pot this bloke more often!

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    Clarry's been incredible

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    They finally called a no 15!!

    Gawn's radar is back off again, and that is just what the whole team is like at the moment.


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