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Weed is hopeless. Can't mark to save his life

 

Good old concrete hands well and truly showing his colours today. How many frees is Walker going to get FFS!!!

 

And now Ben Brown is injured. We are not winning this. 


Borderline corruption going on

1 minute ago, jnrmac said:

Weed is hopeless. Can't mark to save his life

Move Weed on!  He is not going to be best 22.

Just now, Satan said:

Walker how many frees

Tex Selwood


That cheating racist Walker will win it. Infuriating. 

1 minute ago, Larry, Moe or Curly said:

Borderline corruption going on

why do you say borderline???


Adelaide are doing to us exactly what they did to us last time. We learnt nothing. Embarrassing. 
 

Walker loves ripping May a new one

3 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Weid is hopeless

just not up to afl  lucky to win this     any chance kozzi can get a kick

 

No Gawn or Jacko is costing us big time .Weed just can’t win any contests at all


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