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How the hell was that not a mark to petty?

 

They'll probably win but umpires got them back into the game 

Petty checked out at half time after he got ten touches. Job done.

 

Btw what a Coward move by Goodwin, putting Kynan Brown in when the team is under the pump. Exposing the poor lad.

This is not reflecting on Kynan but on the coach btw.

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T-Mac a huge space to kick the ball into about 25 out from goal.

Get it in there quick and let a forward or Max hit up into that space but nup.

Hang on to the ball forever then kick it deep to the pocket to 6 players!!!  FFS

 

Eighth or twelfth?

There’s a handful of players showing some heart and guts. The problem is they are far too few.


Just now, P-man said:

There’s a handful of players showing some heart and guts. The problem is they are far too few.

Can count them with two hands at the most.

There’s proof the players aren’t listening to Goody. 

1 minute ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Btw what a Coward move by Goodwin, putting Kynan Brown in when the team is under the pump. Exposing the poor lad.

he just made a game saving tackle

any chance you give the Goody bashing a rest for 5 seconds


Never in doubt.

Mcvee Very cool there

 

bit no gials that quarter. [censored] pathetic 


3 points. This might be as good as it gets again for 2024. [censored]

 

Geez, youse are all a bunch of naysayers.

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