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I don’t care who kicks them or who saves them just get it done Dees, show them that we are the best.!!!!

 

Not personally holding out much hope,  carrying too many scars from the past.

 

AFL site listing Jayden Hunt as medisub tonight with teams finalised.

4 minutes ago, Ollie fan said:

Tomlinson is a perfect choice for medisub.

How about Jayden Hunt as sub

 

The little Hunt is the sub


14 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

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Nice one uncle

At the G, the displays say Tomlinson. But if Goody says hunt, it’s Hunt. I think Tomlinson offers more versatility.

Can someone who us at tbe ground tell me if the top level of the Ponsford is open please.

Thanks in advance 

3 minutes ago, binman said:

Can someone who us at tbe ground tell me if the top level of the Ponsford is open please.

Thanks in advance 

I see some signs of life..


Kayo saying Gawn might be back next week if not round 17.

The round 17 is only if the club want him to have an extra week.

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16 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Nice one uncle

Thought you would be imbibing a superior Shiraz with your cheeseboard BBO. 

6 minutes ago, binman said:

Can someone who us at tbe ground tell me if the top level of the Ponsford is open please.

Thanks in advance 

Yes it’s open.

About 8 people up there at the moment.

Have they pushed the boundary line in a few metres? Can’t remember the gap from fence to line being this big before. 


2 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Yes it’s open.

About 8 people up there at the moment.

Best place to be imo

Taking up position on the couch.  Go Dees.

 
37 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

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Oh we are in a corporate box are we Uncle? Lucky for some! 

1 minute ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Have they pushed the boundary line in a few metres? Can’t remember the gap from fence to line being this big before. 

Now that you mention it there's quite a tight radius near the goalposts. 

Mumbo jumbo spared: The line curves strange.


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