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Luke Jackson is not going to be much when he develops is he. 

 

You show em Brownie

all that pressure from brissy and we come up with the goal


Brisbane can't hold up momentum. They've had it all this quarter and we've actually extended our quarter time lead. Shows you the importance of reading the game and not having just one gear.

1 minute ago, layzie said:

Benny Brown is onnnnnn!

BBB had never left the building.

 

Fritsch has butchered a couple of kicks tonight


Just now, BDA said:

Fritsch has butchered a couple of kicks tonight

Very unlike him 


Brayshaw kicks one out on the full every week

1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

Brayshaw’s kicking is horrific and damaging

Schrodinger's Brayshaw. It's either going 5 rows back in the crowd or a pinpoint pass.

Edited by deva5610

Wow, this man just makes you stop breathing sometimes doesn't he!


Just now, Jaded No More said:

Brayshaw’s kicking is horrific and damaging

What about the pressure he's under

Those 2 out on the fulls didn't hurt us anyway so where's the damage?

 

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