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freo are way slicker and cleaner atm. one again out back half is the saviour.

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    Letting Jackson dominate. Bloody brilliant Melbourne.  Pathetic.

     

    Love how we are playing, but oh so wasteful.

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    Max doesn’t look right 

    not physically imposing himself

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    Have seen at least 5 clear throws from Freo so far 

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    3 minutes ago, DeelightfulPlay said:

    What is Serong's problem??

    No flags

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    1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

    Letting Jackson dominate. Bloody brilliant Melbourne.  Pathetic.

    he's turned it over from 5 of his 6 kicks.

    3 minutes ago, DeelightfulPlay said:

    What is Serong's problem??

    Playing for Freo?

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    JVR's goal. Knew he wouldn't mark it but got it to ground.

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    jVr's contest in the square does it for Fritta.....

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    Our pressure and defence are excellent 

    disposal and inside 50 kicking poor

    hats off to ANB and spargo n Co for the manic pressure 

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