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2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Got winded it looks like . But back on

Got cheap shotted that led to the winding 

 

Triple M. Half way through the last. Finally some respect for Melbourne 

 
5 minutes ago, deva5610 said:

Who says Trac can't kick goals. :D

set shot goals....

15 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Yep, neck and neck battle for chief [censored].

Would like a couple [censored] in our side TBH.


Grundy's impact around the clearances looks to be an upgrade from Jackson last year. Seeing as we're in win it now mode...bodes well for us.

This Ryan kid looks good. I’m disappointing we haven’t given JVR a chance today. 

Samson Ryan on Q4 for the Tigers and marking and kicking like Max King.

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Petty a little tired but I’d prefer he stops giving shots to Samson Ryan! Especially after beating Riewoldt all day 


1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

This Ryan kid looks good. I’m disappointing we haven’t given JVR a chance today. 

Who cares

Hunter with a beauty. I’m thrilled with this pick up. 



Looks like Sparrow's going to take a step forward this year too.

3 minutes ago, Billy said:

Who cares

I can’t see Tmac and Brown playing a full season. We need to give him some exposure. 

 

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