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1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Can we get Scoffield off the commentary

I have turned the sound off whoever it is has become boring. 

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    Biggest positive of the comeback: Schofield not talking.

    Edited by P-man

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    They've spotted three holding to Clarry frees now.  Probably more but i reckon that will free him up somewhat

    Just now, spirit of norm smith said:

    West coast commentary.  All three are so biased to the eagles.  Pavlich pro eagles. Schofield pro eagles. 

    Bravo.

    It's shockingly bias.

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    reckon thats as close as the ball could go to the post without touching it.

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    Well done to the lady goal umpire, much better than most other male umpires. No need to ask for the ARC.

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    6 minutes ago, IRW said:

    True but what is consistent is that they never take the golden opportunities to establish their ladder position

     

     

    We finished top 4 every year since 2021. I’m confused how you came to this conclusion 

    Why do we give them so much space.

    They are killing us on the flanks.

    Missing Langers big time.

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    Far out that’s annoying.

    Can we get Waterman? 


    GetTMac off Waterman 

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    How far did Reid run?

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    Reid is killing us.

    Can Goody fix our midfield.

     

    My phone is very very close to getting thrown through the TV. 


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