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Thr Melksham goal was great but the mark was genuine clutch.

 

 

Can you believe that? I am lost for words. 

 
6 minutes ago, Min Xie said:

I wish May could say to Melksham: You're the best! 😂😂😂

May was next to Melksham with his arm around him when singing the team song. I think that says a lot.

That was round two continued.

No fluke we almost caught them then.

Lions exposed.

Edited by leave it to deever


Just now, Bates Mate said:

One of the best wins in memory.

I though we were gone 50+ point loss coming and then we started a fightback. I was actually ok with the loss as I saw a lot I liked. But never expected that. You beauty.

Agree... on so many grounds

We recaptured fast scoring !!

Frantically deleting earlier posts... you bloody little beauties ❤️💙❤️💙!!!!! 

 

Not many players have improved this year, but Trent Rivers has been VERY IMPRESSIVE

So many brutally relentless will-to-win efforts in that last quarter - Gawn, Petracca, Melky, Viney, Smith (not you May).


2 minutes ago, red and blue forever said:

to the goodwin haters, the melksham haters and the general naysayers. time to have a good hard look at yourselves.

 

 

Go dees!

Yep, Melk was great. 

2 minutes ago, A F said:

AROUSAL LEVEL!!!!!! GO YOU BLOODY REDLEGS!!!!!

Who needs Viagra?

Max Gawn’s autobiography 

“Grundy ruined my career”

😂


13 minutes ago, layzie said:

You bloody beauty!

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How loud was the crowd?

Just now, Deemania since 56 said:

Who needs Viagra?

that would make a good poll

bar graph?

Think we are all shell shocked.

Didnt look a chance. Brisbane stopped, we took advantage of it.

Liked the 1 ruckman set up. Max played well solo.

Still think we are too slow.

But well done boys 👍👍👍


 

I don’t post during the game day thread but, I was going to post during the 3rd Q, here comes a 50 point loss. What would I know huh.

One thing I do know, Max MUST be allowed to play his natural game. 🔴🔵

It will be hours before the adrenaline subsides. Replay me thinks to be sure it actually happened.🔴🔵


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