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Thank you Kossie. Now can the rest of the team wake the f**k up

1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

Is may still going with the same kick out strategy?

Won’t need to bother if they keep kicking goals not behinds. 

 

1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Jackson getting toweled up. 

Yep is his knee buggered or is he not interested? 

Good lord Kozzie is a freak..

Contact boy! Fire up!

 

 

See what can happen if Fritters handballs and doesn’t take a blind ping. 

Bloody hell that's a massive goal from Kozzie.


That was excruciating to watch...

But we'll take it!


Port are one of the worst scoring teams in the league. But they have a solid defense. If we lose to this mob it's a genuine concern around our top 4 credentials. 

Nice to hear some support in the crowd. These usually feel and sound like an away game.

Well done Tommo. He's been steady so far

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Sparrow is lucky to have survived this long in the team.

1 minute ago, praha said:

Port are one of the worst scoring teams in the league. But they have a solid defense. If we lose to this mob it's a genuine concern around our top 4 credentials. 

You mean you weren't concerned about our top 4 credentials regardless of this game?

 
4 minutes ago, praha said:

Port are one of the worst scoring teams in the league. But they have a solid defense. If we lose to this mob it's a genuine concern around our top 4 credentials. 

Make that top 6, even 8


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