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GAMEDAY: Rd 15 vs North Melbourne

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    I notice now we're not winning Max is starting to feel those head hight hits a bit more. Makes sense. Winning is a good painkiller.

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    Just now, Gunna’s said:

    Finally a replay of Max being clobbered. 4 [censored] didn’t see it??? 
     

    But good attack chin and finish

    Our club never says anything

    just call it out in the post match presser, Simon

    Max could have the oppo hitting him baseball bats and the umpires would shrug and pull a “what?”. I want Simon to say “Simon says: do your jobs and watch out for max you corrupt clowns”

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    Oliver has -2 AFL Fantasy points.

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    Nice to get an early one from Chandler and Petty! 
    We need to see a 4 quarter effort tonight.

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    Like the look of Kolt, has a bit of grunt to him.

     

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    Fritsch, Oliver, Viney, Salem, Sparrow all MIA so far.

    Imagine if they actually get into the game.

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    2 minutes ago, darkhorse72 said:

    yeah, just debut in the wrong game.  plus he's had more development time with he team.

    He's just not physically ready. He wasn't then and he isn't now. He's a kid. Absolutely love his culture and work ethic. He'll make it.

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    Just now, praha said:

    Fritsch, Oliver, Viney, Salem, Sparrow all MIA so far.

    Imagine if they actually get into the game.

    Unstoppable, Gary. 

    Max rivers  kolt  JvR may and sparrow Salem and Mcvee all playing erll

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    2 minutes ago, praha said:

    Oliver has -2 AFL Fantasy points.

    he has forgotten how to play football

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    1 minute ago, praha said:

    Fritsch, Oliver, Viney, Salem, Sparrow all MIA so far.

    Imagine if they actually get into the game.

    I thought JV has been good.

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    And Oliver could be playing better but he is enjoying himself. Just look at the smile on his face 

     
    Just now, Superunknown said:

    Our club never says anything

    just call it out in the post match presser, Simon

    Max could have the oppo hitting him baseball bats and the umpires would shrug and pull a “what?”. I want Simon to say “Simon says: do your jobs and watch out for max you corrupt clowns”

    Any fine received would be money well spent. I’d pitch in for a go fund me to cover it.
    But so true, our administration and coaching staff are insipid. 

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    7 minutes ago, danielE288 said:

    Dissapointing turnout from the fans.

    It's about what I expected.  Not to bad

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