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GAMEDAY: Rd 17 vs St. Kilda

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Any chance of a clearance at CB??

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    I hate what this team has become. It’s [censored] to watch and now it’s losing more than it’s winning. Cmon boys wake up!

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    At least we won 1 premiership because we ain't winning another

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    Nibbler had Brown all on his own and completely missed him lols

    Come on boys, wake up and get to the ball first.

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    Yet again the secret to beating us is…

    … pressure!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Why is it this some thing every single time? Why have we not come out firing after last week’s loss to a bottom 8 side?

    Who the hell is this team because it’s weak as pizz  

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    4 minutes ago, layzie said:

    So just for the those playing at home, my comment was made in the first 10 seconds of the game. A joke if you will..

    I was just getting in early..

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    Grundy's been a turnover merchant so far.  Hopefully he can turn it around from here.

    1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Nibbler had Brown all on his own and completely missed him lols

    Should have kicked the goal in that much space.


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

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    Is BB out there genuine question 

     

    That's better Nibbler and great lead Brown.

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