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Bang bang bang.  Now bring it on Fritta

 
7 minutes ago, Nicko said:

Only asking cos he spent 10mins on the bench …

not about his performance, more about his fitness/injury P s D

Apologies thought you were having a go at him. He is very much holding Taylor to account every time the ball comes in high 

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I've always called for Bowey to play forward.

Perfect size and fleet of foot.

Well tbh  I have now.


Who is that cheat in the helmet claiming touched. No way. 

 

Green could be the difference. We've got no one who can play on him.


Giants having a tall untried fwd as sub is a major error

Will suit us

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21 minutes ago, thirty-one said:

Bah humbug, can't even watch the game on the telly, paid for a watchafl membership (plus a regular one) and the club didn't send me a valid activation code.  And I've only just found this out.  Someone in the membership dept is going to discover a very grumpy email from me on Monday.

Research your email - I was in the same boat and only noticed by chance that it came in not long after the acknowledgment - some weird glitch.

- if you are still struggling let me know and I 'll pm you

We are not reading their sideways spread. Getting frustrating. 


Gotta stop letting them off.

Tracca needs a bit more help in the middle.

Just wondering who the sub is?

Howes doesn't look up to it on this showing

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

Gotta stop letting them off.

Tracca needs a bit more help in the middle.

Just wondering who the sub is?

Harvey Langford.

5 minutes ago, monoccular said:

Who is that cheat in the helmet claiming touched. No way. 

in fairness Bowey said it was touched too

Goal review working beautifully 😂


Need a burst from JVR

 

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