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8 minutes ago, The Lobster Effect said:

Yeah, Oliver Walker-Peel. Definitely not used to an accent like that commentating footy. His Dad played for Burnley and Preston etc in the 90s

Just looked him up on insta. He has an impressive CV for such a young lad. Blackburn Rovers supporter too.  

 

Lovely goal Roy George!

 

Wish the commentators would fix their audio and microphone technique. The distortion and swings in volume are giving me the [censored].

11 minutes ago, Tarax Club said:

Lovely goal Roy George!

What’s his background please?


1 minute ago, Dingo said:

What’s his background please?

Peel Thunder

Is Fullarton playing. Don't think I've heard him called

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4 minutes ago, Dingo said:

What’s his background please?

He’s 179cm tall, 87kg from Peel Thunder in the WAFL and originally from Bunbury.

7 minutes ago, Dingo said:

What’s his background please?

From WA played with Peel Thunder.


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HT Williamstown 5.6.36 lead Casey Demons 3.3.21

Goals Brown George Neocleous

Disposals Tomlinson 12 Edwards Verrall White 10

Verrall also has 14 hit outs 

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Did not notice Shane McAdam on the field that quarter.

 
4 minutes ago, KC from Casey said:

He’s 179cm tall, 87kg from Peel Thunder in the WAFL and originally from Bunbury.

Cheers KC 87kgs solid unit.

3 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Judging by the way the trees are moving there's a fair cross ground wind

If there's a fair cross wind at Casey should go to willy on a windy day now that's what you call windy.


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