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TG is a dead set constant cheat.

Poor umpiring too.

Rubbish.

 

Umpires fell for that Greene is a maggot 

Nothing commentators? Just gonna let that go?

 

That umpire 35 is [censored] useless what the [censored] is he looking at 

Thank you maggot. Just disgraceful.


Toby Green blessed, yet again.  Bloody despicable umpiring. 

Just now, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Shocking decision 

Clear duck

The last 3 weeks we've lost a goal to clear ducking every week.

 

Viney. Big heart… but clearly too high.  Greene free. Greene goal.  

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1 minute ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Shocking decision 

Clear duck

Duckwood agreed


Toby Green, when you’re playing AFL at 9pm and have Olympic diving trials at 9:30

Just now, BDA said:

A lot of steps there Rivers

Yeah way too far 

Falling into a tackle is high contact this week. 
 

 

No push on JVR?

correctly paid Greene high, missed ours. [censored] you maggots


1 minute ago, GCDee said:

That umpire 35 is [censored] useless what the [censored] is he looking at 

💰??

1 minute ago, jnrmac said:

Umpires fell for that Greene is a maggot 

Greene is not a maggot. They've started paying kicks when players drop their knees the last few weeks.

It's a smart move.

The maggots are in yellow

 

Can't play zone against GWS.

This is hard to watch.

And just like that the Giants are winning.

Time for sub Goody.

Pickett and Fritta need to do something.


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