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Robbed

 
 

As big an arm wrestle as you will see.


A rare time I’m not at the game, watching in Morocco on an iPad. I have noticed Brayshaw, when he gets it, just rushes it onto his boot and often shanks it. So many of these times he could give it off or use a better option but just rushes.

2 minutes ago, Glorious Day said:

Get Jordan off now. Killing us.

Already one winger down

 

“The Demons have recorded a kicking efficiency of 24% in their forward 50, with just six of their 25 kicks effective.”

Room for improvement I guess. FMD

1 minute ago, Stevienic23 said:

When do they ever apply that out of bounds rule?

I mean he did play on because no-one was on the mark, he just happened to be out of bounds at the time


1 minute ago, Glorious Day said:

The man who has missed three sitters 

You're wrong. That is all.

2 minutes ago, Glorious Day said:

The man who has missed three sitters 

And kept us in the game.


Ben Brown dead set liability in the air

@ 200cm lol go figure

 
1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

And kept us in the game.

And the only that that is not afraid to attack quickly

1 minute ago, deva5610 said:

You're wrong. That is all.

He’s having a great game but he’s missed three sitters still which might be costly. Were they not sitters? We must be watching different games 


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