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19 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

This thread is weird.

Very weird.

Really do need a nod in agreement emoji.

26 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

This thread is weird.

Very weird.

I know right! Isn’t it wonderful?! 🤩

 

 
7 hours ago, buck_nekkid said:

Thanks @WalkingCivilWar, champion effort as usual.

Notes: Ben Brown in ‘trainers blues’ rather than team reds?  I understand his knee must be problematic, but is he likely to be around the club in a different capacity next year?  he seems like a ripping bloke, and we could do worse.

Ollie Sestan’s bum looks too close to the ground.  

Great to see CP5 not getting too excited.

Thanks for the report and the uplifting news items WCW.

On Buck's point, what are people's thoughts about BBB working with the forward lines next year?  

16 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

I swear I didn’t tour their facilities on the bye weekend.

Suspicious Monkey GIF by MOODMAN

Are you sure you werent caught short and ducked in for a quick pee.(there are cameras you know)


13 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

But… I never mentioned whereabouts the Eddy tatt is.

Emoji Think GIF

UMM hehe a friend told me

21 hours ago, Jaded No More said:

I reckon being back in the club environment is just as important for him. We know that he will regain his physical form, but it's the mental side of things that will be hardest to overcome.

I hope now that he's back in Melbourne and back at the club, that he is given a match day role for the remainder of the year. Would be good for him to feel involved again.

Too early by far no need for this 3 or more matches. Let him get physical fit with issues like his heart or we will have two Club greats still on the comeback trail for 2025. 

PS Same as for Clarry it’s best if he is happy etc  then he will play better. 

12 hours ago, Moonshadow said:

This thread is weird.

Very weird.

It’s a ‘Trump’ thread!

 
53 minutes ago, Deeoldfart said:

It’s a ‘Trump’ thread!

I think it’s more a ‘Kamala’ thread 😉 

4 hours ago, forever demons said:

UMM hehe a friend told me

So there is an Eddy tatt ,how could you


4 hours ago, forever demons said:

UMM hehe a friend told me

It was better than a training report and the vids were so clear

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