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Just now, Stinger said:

That is a brilliant bloody mark roo.

get excited commentators. 

Crickets as usual. I don’t get all the hate towards Melbourne. The media, commentators, the bloke selling the record, everyone. We get absolutely no credit for anything we do. Every game the commentators openly barrack for the opposition. It’s been going on for years. I’m really getting tired of it. 

Just now, Demonland said:

I’ll eat my hat if Mad kicks this

No need

 

Sparrow is playing a game so to Tmac lever Rivers May 

 

we should have a runner to take the handball from maxy in those situations. he never kicks those. 50 meter out on an angle no problem but everything else less than 50/50


Really just need to play some boring footy now and take the time. 

Well done Billings. Great tackle to force the htb call.


Blimey billings has a bit of the yips

Credit to Billings, has not been great tonight but that the effort and persistence is there 


Could have shut the gate if Billings had kicked that. Bloody disappointing.

 

Billings with half a goal so far… 

Good tackle, though. 


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