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Also helps that we’ve actually kicked straight today which is a rarity.

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    Love the disdainful look Windsor gave his opponent after felling him.

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    This makes the May/Lever absence all the more frustrating. No way we lose this game with them marshaling the backline.

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    Man Salem and Spargo have been huge liabilities.

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    2 goals from our errors. Disappointing.

    Salem dropped handball killed us there. We would've been out

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    3 minutes ago, Heart Beats True said:

    Salem crapping his pants against a guy who has played a handful of games.

    He'd be on the trade table if I was coachin'.

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    a lot of dumb decisions

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    Just now, Fork 'em said:

    He'd be on the trade table if I was coachin'.

    Would be playing at Casey for the last 2 years if it was me...

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    Petracca needs to lower his eyes. He is hacking the ball from the centre every single time.

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    What was that Oliver?

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    Come in Demons. Make me disappointed I cannot watch todsy

    4 minutes ago, P-man said:

    This makes the May/Lever absence all the more frustrating. No way we lose this game with them marshaling the backline.

    I think it's made the back line unpredictable which has helped.

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    Get off the field Oliver you lazy [censored]. That was horrendous.

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    Just during this apparently lull, a quick shout to Bowey who leads all comers for metres and for efficiency, with a solid contribution in just about every way, but, more importantly, radio commentary was noting that he's kept his opponents very quiet as well - just one disposal to a Bowey opponent in the first quarter, and that included Shai Bolton for 12 minutes.

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    Twice players have been taken to ground in a tackle and it hasn't been htb

    That’s holding the ball

     

    Really? You can’t miss Koz leading up there. You’re an AFL player. You’re not entitled.

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