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Turner to Hoskin Elliot now


 

1 minute ago, Garbo said:

How long are we going to keep trac out there 

He's a better player with broken ribs than Billings

ANB held, play on. Pies make a tackle, free kick.

I was just about to say Rivers has been good.


Just now, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

Can someone smash him already

This!

1 minute ago, BDA said:

thought ANB was held without the ball there

Even Watson called it

pies find their team mates with kicks. we turn it over

I've changed my tune a bit. The aim today for me is to not concede too much.


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Just now, Ethan Tremblay said:

Ahhh Sidebottom.. go on another bender and run around the streets naked, weirdo. 

I might be doing the same after this game.

Oliver just chucks it on his boot all the time.

I love Rivers endeavour, attacking the game and run.  But can he PLEASE clean up his disposal by foot.  It's FAAARRKED

Edited by Demon Dynasty

 
6 minutes ago, Roy Boy said:

Oliver needs to look where he is kicking. It’s pointless just putting it on the boot hoping for the best 🤞🤞

He’s always been a butcher by foot. His close-contest game is what’s made him a star and that’s not what he’s delivering. We’re just watching him in a long rehab. 

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