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GAMEDAY: Match SIM Melbourne vs St. Kilda

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Hunter has had it about 5 times already.

Early missed shots from Chandler and Trac and TMac

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    Hunter has started very well. 

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    gee hunter is a good acquisition

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    Is there a gale wind? What is happening in front of goal???

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    Most of the play so far has been in Melbourne's forward half aside from the opening 30 seconds 

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    Is there a significant breeze down there for those at the ground. Mic seems to he picking up wind noise on the broadcast.

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    Brown with a nerve settler. Ball use inside 50 impressive so far!

    Dees lead 8-6 8 minutes in

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    1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

    Is there a gale wind? What is happening in front of goal???

    A lot of the ground is protected but it’s going left to right for our guys infront of the sticks 

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    Hunter (12) on the near (members) wing. Working hard and pushing forward.

    Like the look of him so far.


    Gawn now forward, Grundy ruck with Clarry, Trac and Harmes in the square.

     

     

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    Looking good so far, Grundy looks enormous keen to impress.

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    Grundy has swapped with Gawn for the ruck role. Gawn playing further up the wing


    Hunter with his first in the red and blue!

     

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