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Just now, dees189227 said:

Nice melksham. 

Great start. Keep  it going.

For people at home can you give boomer updates please?

Boomers 49, Spain 42

 
 

1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

Nice melksham. 

Great start. Keep  it going.

For people at home can you give boomer updates please?

49 -42

 
5 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

The main ones in the members aren't 

top floor is. 

Solid, committed Demons footy. Got reward for effort and very much deserve this lead.


In my view that should not have been HTB against ward.   Terrible umpiring. Shows no appreciation of football 

thats a harsh HTB against the Giants player. no prior. not sure what he was meant to do in that situation.


Good start Dees, now back to the Boomers!

Not much to like about that!

18 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

We rarely do goals these days. Not in the gameplan. Just look at Casey

🤔 Ummm.😄


Kingsley has them in a huddle.  Think they're copping a spray.

Thanks for the boomer updates. 

Just post the final score for me, thanks

Great start

 

+15 on contest

30 to 12 marks impressive

Winning clearance

 

Go dees

 
Just now, chook fowler said:

Riv, 14 possessions

The everywhere man 


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