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Comedy gold from the score review again 

Swans goal called no obvious touch - called behind what a joke 

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    2 minutes ago, Sydee said:

    Comedy gold from the score review again 

    Swans goal called no obvious touch - called behind what a joke 

    It would be ironic if they lose on a dodgy score review 

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    8 minutes ago, At the break of Gawn said:

    Carlton have been better without McKay to be honest. They won’t miss him next week. 

    Arent they taking him to Bali?

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    Swans 100% have this 

    Blues [censored] the bed hard

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    Cmon swans, couldn’t stand seeing blues fans up and about for one more week it’s gross

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    The crowd noise that Sydney and Collingwood bring is amazing..

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    The blues seem to touch a lot of balls on the line hey? 

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    Said this when we played Sydney but Tom McCartin is a seriously good defender

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    i knew Gulden was good but didn’t realise he’s a dead set star

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    Jeez the blues ability to get fingertip to ball on the goal line is elite.

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    Umpire only called that touched due to the players reaction. He was staring at the player on the ground yelling that he touched it. 

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    Tom 

    Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

    Said this when we played Sydney but Tom McCartin is a seriously good defender

    He is a gun. 

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    Carlton getting the rub of the green with a [censored] goal umpire again? 

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