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Have Richardson and Brayshaw out stupided Taylor?

joeboy
in Melbourne Demons

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Gawn - nothing went right

Oliver - undisciplined and wasteful 

Petracca - was obviously encumbered 

Viney - seemingly on vendetta 

Fritsch - o

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    BT pushed his way back to the grand poohbah of stupid with a 'good' run of form in that final quarter, peak with "Hunter should mark this" when he was camping under a high ball with two Port players closing in good time.

    Others might surpass him for just a moment, but for BT stupid is the boomerang that always comes back.

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    7 and Fox are both [censored]. Nothing but barracking in every game.

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    I think Richo mentioned ‘That’s Butters first mistake for the night’ on 5 different occasions.

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    ...and I wish they would get rid of the Friday night Fox crew.

    I just turn off as soon as they come on.

    Sarah in, boys club out.

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    Dumb and dumber outdo the dumbest.

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    9 hours ago, Little Goffy said:

    BT pushed his way back to the grand poohbah of stupid with a 'good' run of form in that final quarter, peak with "Hunter should mark this" when he was camping under a high ball with two Port players closing in good time.

    Others might surpass him for just a moment, but for BT stupid is the boomerang that always comes back.

    Noone watching the game would have thought there was any chance Hunter would mark that ball.

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    10 hours ago, Little Goffy said:

    BT pushed his way back to the grand poohbah of stupid with a 'good' run of form in that final quarter, peak with "Hunter should mark this" when he was camping under a high ball with two Port players closing in good time.

    Others might surpass him for just a moment, but for BT stupid is the boomerang that always comes back.

    Hunter knows the Media and obviously doesn't regard them with a  mensa plus rating..

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