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Travelling back from a family funeral in Manchester and was hoping to follow on the AFL app. Typically the one app not working in flight!

Seems like a funereal performance from our boys based on the comments. Might tell the pilot to go around again.....

 

Pickett!! But that the level of mecurial talent we need to conjure a goal. That’s the worry.

16 minutes ago, Ghostwriter said:

This mother-[censored] ⬆️

Should be banned for saying “Go Pies”

#GusAlwaysInOurThoughts

i have family who go for collingwood. melbourne supporters, which i am one, are constantly on the whinge wagon. Brayshaw retired from 'consecutive' hits to the head, Maynard being the last of them. It was a reckless act, not intentional, he should have been suspended at least for 1 or 2 matches. But apart from that, you've got to move on.

Nathan Murphy also retired from concussion and he's still getting around the team at Collingwood with a role at the club.

 

Not the only person to have fumbled but [censored] fritsch why

 
1 minute ago, whatwhat say what said:

the lack of pressure is just appalling

so many easy entries i50

I'm jealous of the way Collingwood play. They hunt like a pack of dogs.


Where the hell is the pressure?

It's the same each week. We have the ball handling skill of an under 14s team.

4 tackles to Essendon's 11 so far despite getting tanned in the possession count. Wonder who wants it more?

This club just doesn't give you hope right now and a new week doesn't seem to change that.

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5 minutes ago, nextskipclaz said:

i have family who go for collingwood. melbourne supporters, which i am one, are constantly on the whinge wagon. Brayshaw retired from 'consecutive' hits to the head, Maynard being the last of them. It was a reckless act, not intentional, he should have been suspended at least for 1 or 2 matches. But apart from that, you've got to move on.

Nathan Murphy also retired from concussion and he's still getting around the team at Collingwood with a role at the club.

Go away Filth Person…

Complete pud so far


 

0 marks inside 50. Why JVR and Fritta were not dropped astounds me. Why would you play like you care if you know you're not going to get dropped?


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