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Love to see Turner kick a couple of snags. Which defender will we throw up forward next? McDonald was good for several years and a flag, so he's the club house leader. Petty was more sizzle than sausage, but was good for a novelty. I'd like to see Maysy have a go. He'd probably kill someone though if sent forward.


1 minute ago, defuture15 said:

You know who you can blame that one on?

 

The boogie!

I just can't.. 

I wish they had a camera on Ling, Nicholson and Taylor when Jonesy said “Disco Turner”.
The useless [censored] wouldn’t know who or what he’s talking about. 

 

Clarry's hands right now remind me of this guy:

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Holding

 the

 ball

every 

day

of 

the 

week


2 minutes ago, defuture15 said:

You know who you can blame that one on?

 

The boogie!

Not the sunshine? Not the good times?

Well at least we have found a new forward.

 


Adelaide can have petty (for a handsome price of course)

 GIVE ME THE REAL DEAL DISCO ❤️

Turner is a very good set shot for goal. Everything is straight lines and super simple kicking style. 

Just now, leave it to deever said:

Well at least we have found a new forward.

 

Again


 

Never should have been dropped before last year's finals. Love this from Disco!


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