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1 minute ago, ANG13 said:

This could challenge last Fridays game. 

No way lol…this one is 100 times worse so far. 

 

Very, very hard game to watch 


1 minute ago, Dee Zephyr said:

No way lol…this one is 100 times worse so far. 

Yeah your probably right. 

 

Saints on track for 44 free kicks. horrible umpiring 


This game is making a claim for the worst this season, lucky we have the cricket to watch.


i put money on the swans to win.

under 40pts though so pretty that part is safe 😬


So glad the cricket is on, although most of India's bowling after the 1st session yesterday was as poor as the Swans v Saints kicking tonight. Struggling to focus or care about the footy tonight; it seems a skill-less match with a soul-less feel to the crowd. Even the commentators seems bored. 

At least it means our game v Blues last week is not the worst game of the year. 

12 minutes ago, ANG13 said:

This could challenge last Fridays game. 

Imagine If you were choosing a match for the time capsule between this and last Friday nights .....I think our game gets the nod. 

I've not seen a worse quarter.... EVER!

 

had to laugh when the swans hit that poster 


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