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I don’t quite understand why when we had all the momentum and just needed to keep the foot on their throat for another few minutes with 12 mins to go did we start slowing everything down.

 
 

What is that set up? We are all behind Gawn and Gawn taps it forward. Why???

 

We can lose this. What a joke. 

Maxy taps it down the Port players throat

There's still 4 mins left guys. Wake up


WTF are we doing????

 

Gawn .. why would you thunp the ball to the only player forward ie; their sweeper??

 

Port must be dreaming  bang bang bang 😱

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7 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Those that know me will know I’m humble

lol

but you know, called it. Sort of

That one didn’t age well dub 


2 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

What is that set up? We are all behind Gawn and Gawn taps it forward. Why???

 

We can lose this. What a joke. 

Not going to happen.


Any win is a good win today

 

Shout out to old mate at the end who told Trac to “put it through” from 75 metres out.

Not pretty but it's a win. Kozzie 3 votes.


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