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CASEY: PF vs Brisbane

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Baker and Dunstan just showed you all why they’re in the VFL.

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    There is just an arrogance of our melbourne players. Like - you cannot touch me as I’m the level above you. It looks great, but probably demonstrates why the step up to afl is so big. Smith, McDonald, Tomlinson, Chandler, Dunstan just are way too good for this game. 

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    [censored] sake that was far too easy

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    3 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Love what Wakefield is doing today. 

    Wakefield, JVR, Bedford, Howell and Bowey will provide plenty of upside next year.

    Edited by Return to Glory

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    Going to be a genuine toss up between Smith’s 2 year deal and Brayshaw’s 6 year deal for which one is worse 

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    Just now, Return to Glory said:

    Wakefield, JVR, Bedford and Bowey will provide plenty of upside next year.

    In the case of Bedford for GWS or Essendon 

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    cheers for that, Mitch Robinson

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    Ahhh, Mitch Robinson. The Stephen Hawking of the AFL

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    Seeing Tom line up and kick goals breaks my heart because I wanted him to be doing that in the melbourne forward line. 

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    Robinson being a cakeh%#$ once again.

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    What an embarrassment Robinson is. Just retire already you angry hack. 

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    god damnit, Tommy, that should have been a goal

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    damn Bowza is a jet. imagine playing Hunt ahead of him...

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    god damnit, Tommy, that should have been a goal

    Who was at fault there. I think Dunstan’s mark, but Tom is the forward. Communication needed at the very least 

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    Just now, Dee-licious said:

    Who was at fault there. I think Dunstan’s mark, but Tom is the forward. Communication needed at the very least 

    Tom probably should have left it, but you could tell he was unsure, because he hesitated reaching for it..

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