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1 minute ago, layzie said:

Handball it Fritta!

He did handball it I thought

 

1 minute ago, Earl Hood said:

He did handball it I thought

I thought so too but things have to be bleeding obvious for these umps.

 
2 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Bummers must be on speed this week!

Got the "good stuff".

 


Sometimes you only need 5 minutes to decide if we have come to play. We look like we’ve come for a holiday. Time to wake up. 

Bummers will give us a game today. we're off


Looking very lazy. 

3 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

He did handball it I thought

He definitely handballed it, but I can also see how the umpires might've missed it. Was extremely dinky.

Wow that,was a very soft free on Tomo


don';t want the bummers to build a lead in case the rain comes. Might to hard to peg back

Hollywood stuff after last week, no midfield fresh legs on the short break, and a couple of donkeys in the side. Not looking promising 

 

No HTB or incorrect disposal against Draper who took a few steps prior


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