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Brown shown more than he who would shall not be named in 1qtr

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    Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

    The Brown Brothers are an interesting prospect if McDonald’s ankle doesn’t hold up.

    Decent drop too 

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    Is it me or did the umps just get a little ‘involved’ in that last minute? No free kick to Viney, questionable mark?

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    1 minute ago, BoBo said:

    Mitch Brown is more damaging than Weid…. 

    Already looks 100% more confident and assured than Weid too

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    2 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

    Not at all

    Didn’t control it and then a late call from the umpire who was behind and in worst position to call it. 

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    3 minutes ago, BoBo said:

    Mitch Brown is more damaging than Weid…. 

    Turn it up. 😑

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    Mitch Brown already done more then Weideman has in 2 years.

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    Wonder how many Weid /Brown comparisons we’ll have by the end of the match. Maybe we can just laud the good play rather than sniping at someone who’s not playing.,,

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    Trac playing well. Showing no ill effects from last week

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    Hearing Tommy macs injury could be worse than first though, anyone able to confirm?

    Super quarter from Kozzy 

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    2 minutes ago, Ham said:

    Turn it up. 😑

    Not really

    Geez, Weid haters are more intolerable than Port supporters.
     

    Go and support another club. 

    1 hour ago, Mr Steve said:

    Gee they kept that quite.

    Quite what? Quite quiet perhaps 🤔 

     

    Can someone please take the mic off that 10 year old girl co hosting the pre-game and quarter time entertainment

    Kozzie absolute magic x2 > goals. 


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