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Spargy kicks another

 

T-mac starting well, goal from holding free but presented with a good mark on the outer wing.

Jefferson playing wing is interesting.

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Jefferson looks to be playing up the ground on the wing. Interesting.


 

HOLY TOLEDO WITH HIS FIRST🤣

Great transition there!


Recon these jumpers at to much of a clash

Nothing against the young kid KFW; but I do like that after losing multiple hits outs, Grundy comes up as says “no, no, it’s me now”. 
 

KFW is a lovely project, he just hasn’t learned football yet. 


5 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Where's Ben Brown?

Failed fitness test pre game

Brisbane’s kicking is keeping us in it. We are getting smashed around the ball. They are much bigger than us which doesn’t help and we seem to be taking longer in each possession than we should. 
 

Dan Turner picked up where he left off. If Tom McD makes it through the game he’ll play against Syd. Spargo and Grundy are ready if/when required. 
 

Jefferson looking ok. He’s clearly football smart and listens. He keeps his space, looks where the players and spacing is. Oddly I’d liken it to ANB, you know he is working really hard to do what the coach is asking if him. 

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T Mac with 2nd Goal


Great to hear T-Mac looking good. let's hope he can keep this up

 

T-Mac looking solid, id expect him to be taken of in the 3rd and rested up

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