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Just now, Demonland said:

Kozzy could be missing next week. 

Looks a certain week to me.

 

3 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

Fritsch needs a rocket  pathetic

He’s all class, if not a little/a lot soft. Needs to get on his bike and make the play happen, not wait for it to come to him.

The same could be said of BBB & JVR tonight too though. Get moving boys.

Edited by Demon Disciple

That was hilarious. Pickett should have received the ball from Roo to start with. He just had to turn around and go back and get it and kick the goal anyway.

 

2 pathetic kicks for goal from billings so far

he needs to sharpen up or make way for Woey



Kozzie gone at least a week for that hit imo.

 

 


 

I remained unconvinced of the merits of Billings. For a bloke recruited for his ball delivery ...

If we can get clean with the ball, we are so much better than the Crows.

Just now, Demonland said:

Did we just get another 50 in addition to the dissent? What do they do let him kick without a man on the mark?

Hey I’ll take it, just another highlight that these umps don’t have much of a clue


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