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POSTGAME: Practice Match vs Richmond

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Good win.plenty of positives. Gawn dominant, hunter & Grundy are going to be awesome recruits & will definitely play a massive role& good to see T Mac leading, marking & kicking goals

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    2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Did we win the Preseason?

     

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    Well, we didn't lose it. And thank God we're not Essendon

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    Good to see another Woey running around in the red and blue. Looked very clean in his brief appearance.

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    Impressive on many fronts. 
     

    Chandler could’ve had 4 goals. 
     

    Our midfield rotations is looking juicy AF 

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    Very enjoyable hit-out. Fluent ball movement and players looking fit and primed. I can’t wait for the season to get underway

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    A good solid session.

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    Great to see all the players looking injury free.

    Huge game from Max

    Gawndy combo looking eggzellent...

    Goalkicking was very good.

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    Kicking 121 points against a supposed contender without Fritsch (who would have kicked at least 4 with that supply) is very pleasing from a connection point of view.

    Grundy and Gawn, I wasn't sold on the idea, but it is making us look pretty formidable. I loved Jackson, but I'm already thinking [censored] Jackson. 

    The only negatives would be that Chandler and Laurie didn't really take their chances, and Ben Brown is still a bit of a worry. 

    Oh and I should mention that Lachie Hunter was an absolute smirking pest when he played for the Dogs, but he's always been a very good player. This is nothing new. That was the best trade of the off season. 

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    Forward line got some potency about it going by our score and without Fritch.

    There seems to be some urgency with the dees this year. They want another flag!

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    3 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Was Oliver off injured at the end?

    Played in the centre at the last bounce. Looked fine

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    Just now, Demonland said:

    Great. Just going off a comment from a poster on Facebook. 

    Ah yes Facebook. Where all reliable news comes from 😂

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    5 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Was Oliver off injured at the end?

    Nope. He always carries on a little bit when he cops a knock but he's missed one game in about six years. Lock him in for Round 1. 

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    Just now, Bang Bang Bang said:

    Nope. He always carries on a little bit when he cops a knock but he's missed one game in about six years. Lock him in for Round 1. 

    KNOCK ON WOOD YOUNG SIR

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    Did Dusty play? Or more correctly - Which of our players took Dusty out of the game? No mention in the commentary.

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