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Rory Lobb is an underwhelming player. Has a Bernard Tomic vibe about him.

Here's Rory being interviewed on A Current Affair. A news program I greatly respect.

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And Bernard suiting up for Freo

AFL trade news, rumours, whispers 2022: Rory Lobb reportedly requests move from Fremantle, Western Bulldogs offer

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    Rory Lobb really is a putrid footballer. 

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    Rory Lobb's efforts are really pathetic, got a lot of nerve commanding the money he does.

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    6 minutes ago, layzie said:

    Rory Lobb's efforts are really pathetic, got a lot of nerve commanding the money he does.

    I genuinely think teams should avoid blokes like Lobb. Reeks of self - absorption and little interest in team.

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    If for some reason Kozzie wants back to head back SA, can we get Butters from Port please? 

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    44 minutes ago, Return to Glory said:

    I genuinely think teams should avoid blokes like Lobb. Reeks of self - absorption and little interest in team.

    It's gotta have a terrible influence on the rest of the group. Seeing those efforts week after week.

    Also he may have started his career as a ruckman but his ruck work in the forward line is non-existent.

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    If Sydney is eighty points up at the twenty minute mark in the last quarter and Papley scores a goal, he'll stll carry on like he just kicked the sealer

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    7 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    Only thing that could return the smile to my face after last nights game is west Coast somehow beating Geelong today. 

    Theyve started well. cats very fumbly

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    53 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    Only thing that could return the smile to my face after last nights game is west Coast somehow beating Geelong today. 

    Keep frowning. 100+ point belting coming up unfortunately.

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