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Should we expect Kozzy to be suspended for that head bump?

 

Gee Bailey Smith is strong. Kozzie left the ground lined him up & Smith just bounced straight back up. 

Kozzie is a man possessed this year.

1 minute ago, Gorgoroth said:

Libba is our Viney. Does the dirty work.

Only when it suits him

 

Just now, leave it to deever said:

Thank Goodness for Max and Trac.

 

Max Trac Spargo Sparrow Grundy ANB all major players in the second half of that quarter.

Kozzie has drank some Byron blood pre game.

Petracca is a superstar.

Must admit my worries pre game was the Tomlinson inclusion. So far he and Lever have been our two best defenders.

Looking better the last 10 of that qtr,

Was Oliver off for ages in the first half of that qtr?  He wasn't at centre bounces.

Is it part of our plan to have him running 2nd half more fresh?

 

Better patch of play from the boys. Went to sleep there for 10 mins. 

Got to maintain that rage. Liam Jones going out will cause a shift in their forward line so now we should exploit the inexperience of Darcy in the forward line. 


Just now, Sir Why You Little said:

Only when it suits him

He's not as eloquent as Jack though

Lol.

He makes LJ sound like Shakespeare 

4 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

Libba is our Viney. Does the dirty work.

Perish the thought!!!  Viney is tough as nails but fair!

The intelligence of Spurgo, Grundy, Gawn, and Petracca has counteracted the absolute idiocy of Tomlinson, Harmes, Brayshaw and others.

2 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Should we expect Kozzy to be suspended for that head bump?

It looked like he may of been protecting himself but I think he may get a week.


2 minutes ago, Hopeful Demon said:

So much for the myth that Lever can't function without May.

He should be the spokesperson for the team as well.

3 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Should we expect Kozzy to be suspended for that head bump?

I fear he may get a week   stupid 

2 minutes ago, darkhorse72 said:

Looking better the last 10 of that qtr,

Was Oliver off for ages in the first half of that qtr?  He wasn't at centre bounces.

Is it part of our plan to have him running 2nd half more fresh?

I think he was.

Also huge respect to Brodie Grundy.

Ran in with such intense to stick up for Kozzie in that scuffle.


2 minutes ago, IRW said:

He's not as eloquent as Jack though

Lol.

He makes LJ sound like Shakespeare 

Yes I heard him on radio during the week

Not much goes on upstairs

6 minutes ago, BDA said:

Kossie fantastic. He’s inside the doggies defenders heads.

much better last 15 mins. Winning clearance and smart inside 50 play. 

That's the main thing winning clearances

1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Also huge respect to Brodie Grundy.

Ran in with such intense to stick up for Kozzie in that scuffle.

Reg has been good. Doing team things 

 
4 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Should we expect Kozzy to be suspended for that head bump?

Yep. If he flattened out Smith it would be worse. in a week that ex players are putting a case together & with the AFL trying to cut out the head high contact he'll get something 

1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Also huge respect to Brodie Grundy.

Ran in with such intense to stick up for Kozzie in that scuffle.

Spargo was holding his own against some dogs tall.


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