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Nice to see Jvr clunking a few .

Come on Chandler.

 

stop giving away free kicks in our fwd line!

 

Chandler had multiple open players in fwd 50 and kicks high to a contest leading to oppo mark.

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    Umpires won't reward our tackling.

    Intentions clear here 

    Oh Max. 😔

     

    Love you Max, but that was absolutely disgusting football. 


    Just now, gs77 said:

    Chandler had multiple open players in fwd 50 and kicks high to a contest leading to oppo mark.

    Sparrow putting 0 body on Buku didn't help either

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    Chandlers homework : Watch Swans v Pies & Giants v North to understand how important a quick inside kick inside 50 is.

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    4 minutes ago, MoeSyzlak said:

    Who is supposed to be picking up Weightman?

    was tmac now judd mcv

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    No point swearing about no leads.

    Just make up for that goal you just cost us Max.

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    Great that Kayo have jacked up their prices and done f$&k all to improve their service. 

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    I want to see much more of this from Chandler being at the fall of the ball and turning half chances into goals 

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    May is on fire 

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    Just now, leave it to deever said:

    Back to bombing it on.

    And it works for once.


    He ducked ducked ducked and ducked. 

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    2 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

    And it works for once.

    And again it works


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