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Please don’t go Jackson!!!!

 

Bad miss Nibbler. gotta take those chances

 

Who has Bowey come in for?


Just now, Deenooos_ said:

Who has Bowey come in for?

salem

Just now, Deenooos_ said:

Who has Bowey come in for?

Salem

Just now, layzie said:

The one time they use quick ball movement we get sliced 

If Cameron is their primary target at 50 I'll take it

 

 
Just now, BDA said:

salem

Oh.. is Salem injured?


What is Benny Brown doing down there?


L E V E RrRRRRRRRRRR


Levers face was priceless with that goal 🤣🤣

Monster kick and goal Lever. Looks happy about it too

great start

 

Soft 50. 

I like it

15 minutes ago, layzie said:

Wadda! Good to see you, Go Dees!

Haha

Lets go Dees

Cheers Layz

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