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Great dish by Laurie. Come on mate, be that player. 

 
Just now, Deesprate said:

Look at GWS forward line acres of space. It is so frustrating.

Speed of entry.

May needs to hang back too.

 

 
1 minute ago, DubDee said:

that ‘push’

lol

Had the force of a napkin being waved 


Make that 5 goals for the year for young Petty!

Can he be stopped?

 

Just now, YearOfTheDees said:

He needed that. Petty is devoid of confidence, that will do him the world of good.

Yea Nah.😃

But Fritta for sure.

 


Bailey has come straight from his mums house for a haircut

Is goody out today??

These chase down push-in-the-backs are rubbish. Before the 1980s, the push in the back rule was almost exclusively for marking or tackling people on the ground. So they didn’t get jumped on with peoples knees etc.
The way it’s interpreted at the moment just doesn’t make any sense. You’re trying to affect the kick. It’s not like it’s causing any lasting damage.

We’re all over them! Just gotta connect and convert 


Good start, just got to keep up this pressure and make sure we make the most of our i50 entries.

I think we re-signed the good Petty! 🤣

Commentators are so pumped when we score

warms the cockels

 

Kozzi

Pressure

Take a bow


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