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NON-MFC: Round 03

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Harmes looking strong. We could use his muscle these days. 8 touches already.

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    Harmes having a blinder. Don’t think I’ve ever seen him influence a game like this before. Good on him.

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    3 minutes ago, GS_1905 said:

    Harmes having a blinder. Don’t think I’ve ever seen him influence a game like this before. Good on him.

    I hope Sparrow is watching.

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    Carlton have a good backline as well as their fwd line.

    Does anyone know what happened to Hannan?

    Would have been a good replacement for Fritta.

    Edited by leave it to deever

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    another sparse crowd

    are crowds down so far this year in general i wonder? they seem to be

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    I had hopes for Jvr to be a Curnow type player.

    May have over estimated him.

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    1 minute ago, BDA said:

    another sparse crowd

    are crowds down so far this year in general i wonder? they seem to be

    Opening round some big numbers but cost of living maybe?

    I wonder if mships are down.

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    Just now, leave it to deever said:

    Opening round some big numbers but cost of living maybe?

    I wonder if mships are down.

    Why is yours in red?

    New feature?

    Red and blue maybe?

    Yay dogs.

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    Picked Bummers to kick off the round. However, picked the Doggies and finished round two, 66 out of 68 people 🙂

    A number of them have no knowledge of footy whatsoever

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    6 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

    Why is yours in red?

    New feature?

    Red and blue maybe?

    Yay dogs.

    When you reply to a message, the original message shows in red.

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    the doggies player that handballed over his head straight to carlton should be dropped next week

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    Had a little flutter on Footscray at 4.80 after the first three Carlton goals. Quietly confident despite the clear umpire agenda.

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    8 minutes ago, BDA said:

    the doggies player that handballed over his head straight to carlton should be dropped next week

    Then Viney and Salem wouldn't get a game then.

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    21 minutes ago, Males said:

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    Tx

    It's all so exciting.

    How did we live with that old one.

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    Ok

    Halftime quick question.

    What type of players were/ are you?

    You've just received the ball ot 25 m from goal with nobody near you for thirty m.

    Do you dribble it through or smash it into the top stand?

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    35 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

    I had hopes for Jvr to be a Curnow type player.

    May have over estimated him.

    Nothing to do with what Stephen thinks of him.

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