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Nibbler might not be perfect but he’s one of the only guys who lowers the eyes. Good pass. 

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    Nibbler and Brown, that's what we've been screaming for

     
    2 minutes ago, bush demon said:

    ANB ridden into the ground = NFK. 

    Yes ITB all the way...  But according to Jobe it was clearly HTB lol

    Much better entry from ANB there to BB... 


    Win the clearance.

    Low and direct kick.

    Open fwd line.

    A tall leads and mark.

    About bloody time.

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    Yes he is 

     

    Kick to space and Brown marks… amazing what Brown can do when we don’t dump it on his head.

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    Just now, McQueen said:

    Oh my god is that the first lead up full forward hit that we’ve had this year?

    Since round two. And it was the same player.

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    Can someone explain to me that strange strategy where Neal-Bullen kicked it in front of Brown to run onto? Is there a word for that?

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    3 goals straight is welcome. Luckily STK didn't kick straight.


    Why does Tracc HB there when a quick kick would see it going inside 50 !????

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    This commentary is cheering the aints hard. 

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    2 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

    Well done Melksham.

    Great centring kick even though we missed the mark and then a free. Followed by a short pass to BB.

    It looks like we're lowering our eyes so far. Limited opportunities and we're still in it.

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    We can't miss!

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    Woe with the assist!!  Nice goal Lingers

     

    And it is four straight....and the lead...What a team!!!😁

    Great first kick Taj!

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