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1 minute ago, Stevienic23 said:

Can someone release the helium from the commentary box?

Silk and Jones both have “plums” in a vice high pitched voice. 

I'm glad people have worked out that Lever is a liability. I'd rather see Billings in there. 

Goodwin is an absolute moron for the team he has selected, just completely incompetent. 


 

Fritsch burned Kolt badly there coming inside 50.  Got away with one there.


We should be 12 goals down at least

but somehow only 4

Come on DEMONS!

Just now, Demon Dynasty said:

Fritsch burned Kolt badly there coming inside 50.  Got away with one there.

Roo was in a great position to mark and closer to goal. Fritta knew he’d get the free if he didn’t mark it. 


You havent get that much time at this level young fella


Just now, poita said:

I'm glad people have worked out that Lever is a liability. I'd rather see Billings in there. 

Goodwin is an absolute moron for the team he has selected, just completely incompetent. 

Lever’s having a dead set shocker but I’d love to be enlightened on a team that would do better than this.

Laurie? Kynan Brown? Billings?

Please enlighten me on who your savours are?

 

That is pathetic by Melbourne. Stick a bloody tackle. 


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