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Maynard unscathed

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1 hour ago, binman said:

Agree cranky, calling for violence is a red line for me.

I understand the anger, though to be honest any residual anger I feel is directed at the AFL for the sham that was his non suspension and their role in the shameful thug washing of maynard"s reputation.

See this ....
20 seconds into the 1st qtr after Langdons "Duck Dinner" comment.
I don't care what anyone says.
We should've come from everywhere.

https://www.afl.com.au/video/813451/langdon-targeted-early-after-spicy-midweek-comments?videoId=813451&modal=true&type=video&publishFrom=1659693597001

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    1 hour ago, binman said:

    I'm happy for the karma bus to hit Maynard.

    Then stop, reverse, and back over him.

    Is that really necessary binman?

    Surely a Collingwood footballer would be driving under the influence and cause the collision themselves.

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    We don’t need to target one of them, we need to be targeting all of them. Absolutely relentless tackling pressure, borderline fair and hard. It’s a must win game along with the rest. Time we beat them and beat them well. Personally I’d concentrate our efforts on both Daicos’s. Make them wish they’d stayed on the far outside, drive Nick so hard into the ground he doesn’t want to get up, make him scared.

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    Maynard is a thug. What that cult thinks of him, and forgive of him, because he plays good football is none of our concern. Move on.

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    On 30/05/2025 at 09:18, Katrina Dee Fan said:

    This I strongly disagree with. He was in the air before Gus kicked the ball. Then he proceeded to lie in the tribunal hearing. He meant what he did, and it was absolutely a filth act.

    Agree Katrina. It was filthy dirty play by a thug who knew exactly what he was doing. If my husband tells me one more time it was a ‘footy act’ I might have to divorce him 🤬

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    41 minutes ago, jane02 said:

    Agree Katrina. It was filthy dirty play by a thug who knew exactly what he was doing. If my husband tells me one more time it was a ‘footy act’ I might have to divorce him 🤬

    Suggestion here.

    Tell him a smother is a footy act.

    That wasn't a smother. Did he really think he had even 1% chance to touch that ball when he was like 2/3 metres away from where Gus kicked that ball?

    Nuff said.

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