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3 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Agree but I'm not sure we need half this stuff before the game.

Like right now robbos interviewing spargo on the ground. I'm not really interested in his favourite meal or holiday destination 

All part of the ‘match day experience’…..🙄

 

As expected, TMac starting in defence. 


19 minutes ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

Can someone please tell the MCG staff to TURN THE PA SYSTEM DOWN.

CAN'T HERE MYSELF THINK.

I know it's been this way for several seasons, but seriously it's ridiculous.  Doesn't improve the experience, it makes it worse.

and not a moment of quiet from the PA do we talk to our mates about the footy. Someone from the AFL has been on an all expenses paid tour of US basketball to study “activation”.

 

Hate it

 
13 minutes ago, forever demons said:

I cant go docs put me into wheelchair this week brains ok the body is stuffed,youre right you cant beat being there.You have a great place to live ,well done

Did you mention you were not well last week?

Sorry if I forgot.

And I'm sorry you are sick.

May they get the win for you .

Cheers.

 

Edited by leave it to deever


Great start Dees….. not. Where’s the hunger. 

Getting smashed around the contest  

Edited by Gawndy the Great

Just now, Bombay Airconditioning said:

2 marks inside 50 from 2 low kicks.

*3

Christ our centre stoppage setup remains a disaster. Teams clear it out the back of stoppage on loop


JV with the first!


Too fancy with the handballing.

That's you Tracca

 

Love how McVee takes the game on!


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