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Bailey Fritsch

please can you check your buzzer


This legit potato Allen is having way too much of it. Embarrassing. 

 

should get to 100 point win from here


11 minutes ago, layzie said:

Anyone still hate T-mac?

Yep

 

9 minutes ago, monoccular said:

The ferels even booed when we got a free for OOF on the full. 🙄

True to form. 😉

Come on Dees. Make me wish i was watching 

Foot down for first 10 mins, kick a few goals, hopefully from Hunter, 2 from Kozzie and one from Hunt for my multi then we'll go home 


Don't get me wrong but I'm not sure Petty belongs up forward.  Hope bbb gets back in.


JJ on, maybe Tommy back?

edit not Tom, not sure who will go back 

Edited by DeeSpencer

 
10 minutes ago, 640MD said:

Thats where Rosie will be, guaranteed in  the room. Probably one of the loudest 

At the London? Coz that’s where I am. Nicely drunk too I might add. 😜

These umpires are awful bouncers. Based on this sample set, no wonder they want to kill the bounce in WA.


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