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vintage Fritsch. thats his trademark score these days

 

That's just pure class from Bailey Fritsch there.  There aren't many players in the AFL who could do what he did so effortlessly. BT thoroughly unimpressed though of course.

 

That’s was incredible by Fritter then and not one bit of  excitement from the commentators 

 

Lol

 

never in doubt bails

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billings needs to be subbed out. lightweight tonight

Fritta is entering his 4 touch 3 goal portion of the match, par for the course from him as the star he is..

Not sure Parnell on Fritta is the right matchup


Umps can dish out frees all night.

Won't help.

 

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Billings having a shocker. 
 

fritchs all class. 

Just now, Chook said:

Fritta is entering his 4 touch 3 goal portion of the match, par for the course from him as the star he is..

The most underrated forward in the game 


30 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

So umps allowed to talk but player can’t? Double standard if you ask me.

You do realise that umpires talk to players...

 

soft 50 but we'll take it.

both 50's have led to goals for us


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