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NON-MFC: Round 19, 2022

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[censored] it. Bloody hell Port you chokers

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    Hawkins you [censored] [censored]. 
    that’s fine worthy 

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    And there goes Port season

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    Umps lifted late for the Cats. 

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    Nice of the umps to pay a free to Hawkins when he headbutted the Port players stomach

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    Didn’t the AFL say just this week head butting was not on AND running your head into a stationary player was not a free for high contact. 

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    Strange old game.

    Port were dead and buried, did well to get back into but [censored] the bed in the last. Dearly wanted the cats to lose

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    Maysie will eat Hawkins like dining on Bernaise sauce on a steak on a japanese restaurant steak in September … bring it on👹

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    Scott   doesnt want to play against MFC in the QF. Melbourne finish 4th we get first crack at them. Geelong are a false heroic. Viney knows what to do.

     

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    Ugh Collingwood win today they will go top 4. It's so depressing. A draw would be nice.

    Apparently Essendon are having there 20 year premiership reunion. Well they haven't been able to celebrate much since then.

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    16 hours ago, sue said:

    Didn’t the AFL say just this week head butting was not on AND running your head into a stationary player was not a free for high contact. 

    Everyone knows the rules don’t apply to Hawkins, Selwood, Cameron, Dangerfield, or Bontempelli, Daniels or Dogs generally!

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    Umpiring hasnt improved from last night, in fact, almost worse what they are doing for Carlton.  Clear Greene goal but paid holding, Mckay not even touched, free and goal.  

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