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Joel Smith has been very unlucky with injuries but I have liked what he has been doing up forward with Casey. Hopefully he can bring that the the G tonight.

 

3 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

 

 

Boring

Nullify docherty and Cripps’ influences and we will win by a lot!! Who shuts them down?

 

Blue will come out hard and kick straight for once. 

we’ll be down by 3 goals at Q time. 

then we’ll turn the screw led by Gawn and Trac 

1 minute ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Just watching the fox pregame - apparently there is only one  team playing tonight.

Hope you’re not tempted to put your throbbing gouty big toe through the tv 📺 

2 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

Hope you’re not tempted to put your throbbing gouty big toe through the tv 📺 

I'm just taking my medicine chook


Just now, Bitter but optimistic said:

I'm just taking my medicine chook

Guess your under docs orders no grog.

Gawn is tired, he needs a break. He is captain, he might not let the coach know about it. I don't know BB's situation, he might not be able to play as a forward, could he be able to share the ruck work with Grundy? At moment, our Clearance did not do much favor for us, actually not even 50-50. Without quick ball movement, whoever plays the forward in our players' list, would be struggling. Another is an old issue, some of our players did not kick a drop punt correctly in the set shot. Last game, we had 3 good chances, should have nailed 2 of them, 3 behinds instead. Freo kicked better than us, they won.


24 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Boring

You aren't wrong.    We are a failed footy team at the moment

6 hours ago, DubDee said:

i’m up in Shep for reasons that escape me

on my 3rd pot at the local establishment. quaddies have been put on and dumb footy bets are on. 

when’s the bounce???

Hope you’re still with us Dub

4 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Do we really need the players announced pre game with Robbo trying to sound like an American announcer. 

Telling people to make some noise when there's maybe 15k in the house doesn't work either 

 
13 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

Hope you’re not tempted to put your throbbing gouty big toe through the tv 📺 

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What odds is McKay to kick the 1st goal? I'd back it.onky because it's typical he'd start kicking straight tonight 


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