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Bonny Toogood sounds like the name of a character from an Austin Powers movie


Kellie underwood  " here go the bombers"  as Melbourne have the ball and steam forward

 

Essendon have been very willing. Always feels like kicking with the wind early isn’t an advantage in aflw because it’s hard to get value for inside 50’s.

Goldy needs a couple of weeks of continuity before finals. Just hasn’t found the pace of the game this year 

4 minutes ago, ucanchoose said:

Kellie underwood  " here go the bombers"  as Melbourne have the ball and steam forward

She is actually unbearable. Apparently the wind is also making it difficult to pick the ball up off the ground. 


Best 2 passages of play that quarter were Bannan in space, taking the game on. She's a jet. Just need to get the ball to her

I think we may actually play better into the wind (although it does look quite strong) 

Mackin is exciting and I’d love to see her kick a goal. Has she kicked one this year?

On 10/21/2022 at 6:04 PM, WalkingCivilWar said:

I’m forever bagging the Collingwood cheer squad for… well… everything really. But in particular for waving an American flag.

Nek minnit…

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😂 😂 😂

There's gonna be not one but two of these at this week’s match for our Irish girls!

PS: In case anyone’s wondering, I put the banana there to show the DA OGs the size of the flags.

Nice work!

Chaplin has heaps of potential off HB. Take the game on. Just needs to practice kicking a bit more and she’ll be a beauty 

Goldy’s attack on the ball is unbelievable 


Birch is going to be unplayable come finals. Such a fraud of a leader 

Commentary is horrendous. Bombers this, Bombers that. Fox is Bomber TV so makes sense.

Zanks did the right thing, but fantastic work from Daisy and Purcell 


1 minute ago, Clintosaurus said:

Commentary is horrendous. Bombers this, Bombers that. Fox is Bomber TV so makes sense.

I actually like Rob Harvey, he’s a huge fan of the way the Dees play. Lucy McEvoy one of the better current player commentators too.

Kel’s had a long season 

Yeah get KU off the TV. Prespakis is lining up for the Dees second goal 🤦‍♂️

 

gee, can't the underwood work out what team is what!  bloody annoying calling the opposites constantly. 

Edited by darkhorse72

Sounds like there's a few bomber ferals in the crowd on the grandstand side of the ground. 


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