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Honestly couldn’t care less about the bowey goal noise. We’ve been done over so many times by things like that. If it was touched, we’re owed a million. Although I’d rather we got back that long fingers marchbank bs 

12 minutes ago, DutchDemons said:

Harvey Langford.

Thanks Dutchdemons.

Or rather Bedankt.

 

 

time for some tempo footy. Gawn looks knackered 


9 minutes ago, DEE fence said:

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

Thanks for the offer. I've dug through my email (glob there's a lot of rubbish in it) and i can't find it.  Given it was in December (when I was in Japan, then Oz and super busy and you can't activate the membership within Oz anyway), it could've gone into the old spam box or promotions/socials (which I nuke quite often) and it's gone.  I'll just have to wait until Monday Oz time.

8 minutes ago, Satan said:

Sharpie tackle

Pity no senior told him to go for the top of the square.

If only we can stop them getting back in.

The umps are not helping.

One more bang bang bang now please.

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    Windsor was lagging off too far then 🤦

    Langford about to come on

    Jeffo off maybe?


    1 minute ago, DubDee said:

    Langford about to come on

    Jeffo off maybe?

    Howes off?

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    Salem is the master of the suicide kick. How many team mates is he going to burn?

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    I think we play better in the dry but hopefully this stops them coming back.


    11 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

    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.

    They've kept Taylor quiet which is probably a plan

    6 minutes ago, thirty-one said:

    Thanks for the offer. I've dug through my email (glob there's a lot of rubbish in it) and i can't find it.  Given it was in December (when I was in Japan, then Oz and super busy and you can't activate the membership within Oz anyway), it could've gone into the old spam box or promotions/socials (which I nuke quite often) and it's gone.  I'll just have to wait until Monday Oz time.

    If you're in Oz I noticed the paid Nord VPN doesn't work anymore so you'd be stuck anyway.

    curious on the logic of subbing off Howes
    when we have JVR, Johnson and Jefferson out there in bucketing rain

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    24 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

    Howes doesn't look up to it on this showing

    Not surprised he was subbed

    Sparrow is loving his new forward role

    Fantastic kick on the run. great mark and pressure too

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    1 minute ago, Purple77 said:

    curious on the logic of subbing off Howes
    when we have JVR, Johnson and Jefferson out there in bucketing rain

    Smaller backline will help manage their speed forwards and mids 

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