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1 minute ago, monoccular said:

Need a burst from JVR

Voila

 
20 minutes ago, bing181 said:

When you contact them, you're not the only one. I had that for 2 seasons in a row and stopped going through the club, signed directly with Fox/WatchAFL, which is instantaneous.

This system with the code is costing them members.

Last year I got the code and everything was fine, but for this season they told me the code they sent me wouldn't work and yeah, they didn't even send it!  Not paying USD182 when I've already got a digital membership....  Anyway nice to "See" another Dees fan overseas. 

Guess I could try listening on streaming radio.

 

PRESSURE!!!!

it’s been a while


Commentators still banging on about Bowey's goal.......Jesus, GTF over it. The final replay looks like it wasn't touched at all.

 

The fwd pressure by Jeffo is what we have been lacking at times.

He's quick for his size.

Oliver using it well now.


AJ!

The new Chunk!

Love it


AJ!!!!

what’s the record for most debutants scoring goals?? (Although this probably held by new teams?


4 minutes ago, DeeSince73 said:

Commentators still banging on about Bowey's goal.......Jesus, GTF over it. The final replay looks like it wasn't touched at all.

it was 100% touched. you can see the finger move on the replay 

 

Jvr and Jeffo haven't held that many but they make a scary leaping duo.

Too young to have any fear too.

Those two firing is a premier pair.

Is Jefferson our new Pederson?


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