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Mason Cox - hahahahahaha!!

 

 
15 minutes ago, Chook said:

Port showing some real non-Port steel to recapture the lead here.

Damn. I hate when your watching Kayo and forget you reviewed a moment and discover your five minutes off the live feed .

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2 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Damn. I hate when your watching Kayo and forget you reviewed a moment and discover your five minutes off the love feed .

It's not that bad - sometimes it feels like travelling forward in time.

Where's Nick Daicos? Another high pressure game vs a top 4 side and he goes a bit missing?


Hate to say it, two very good sides, deserved premiership favourites….for the moment 

Just now, leave it to deever said:

Ashes?

I don’t do cricket. Sorry. 

In answer to James Brayshaw's question, 'how often would you ever see Pendlebury fumble?', from what I see, it's most weeks.


11 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Cox still learning some rules

Trying to incorporate others. I do not like that man, Sam I am.

5 minutes ago, Chook said:

Where's Nick Daicos? Another high pressure game vs a top 4 side and he goes a bit missing?

If the other one was against us then 27 possessions and a goal isn't bad for going missing. 

9 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

Collingwood make N Daicos look good - not the other way around. 
 

Once you shut the game down, he has no real impact. 

He's a really good footballer, but much more limited if you let him play wide. When we beat the Pies, both Daicos boys were rarely allowed to be more than 2-3 metres from an opponent and had little impact. 

 
2 minutes ago, layzie said:

If the other one was against us then 27 possessions and a goal isn't bad for going missing. 

The best player in the comp must be held to higher standards.

Just now, Chook said:

The best player in the comp must be held to higher standards.

Fair enough. Putting good work into him tonight for sure.


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