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12.2. It's hard to believe.

Good kicking is good football.

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    Wow, we're in front and losing the free kick count 9 to 18.

    Just great to watch us really competing and pressuring hard.

    Keep the foot down boys.

    4 qtrs please

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    Bowey has been great & so efficient with the ball

    Koltyn has provided a target and getting under the skin of a few freo players

    Kozzie playing well

    Petty wow genius to put him forward

    Loving the run

    Suns out, the G looks great & we're leading at half time

    Hopefully we can keep it going

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    All I have ever wanted with this team is that they are competitive. This is the first time I have seen this for a long time.

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    Nice to see we’ve remembered how to play footy.

    Enjoyed Fullarton’s game so far. I don’t think he’s much of a marking tall but he gets involved in general play. I still think JvR is the long term answer but he hadn’t given a yelp, and if he’s not taking marks he does nothing.

    Bowey’s been great so far. Best on for mine.

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    The week I trade Petty out of my Supercoach...

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    Great improvement across the park, so good to see. Langford and Lindsay starting to look at home, Tholstrup catching up to the pace of the game, Fullarton a few errors but is playing a role.

    2 things are importantly better: our transition from D50 to F50, and our forward system. Oh, and add our 82% disposal efficiency - doesn't hurt either.

    Howes and Turner doing really well.

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    Amazing how much better things work when everyone brining effort first. Just need to see if they can keep it up as I don’t expect freo will give up

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    ABC radio commentators: no Kozzie is not auditioning for Freo. He’s a Melbourne player so please STFU

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    I look forward to the Is Petty a forward or backman discussion this week.

    Like old El Paso - why not have both :.)

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    I want to see this hunger for the rest of the game and season!

    No BS about love ins and hugging i want Thunder and brute force.

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    29 minutes ago, praha said:

    Man Salem and Spargo have been huge liabilities.

    As they have All season

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    Interesting - apparently we've come out and had 4 goals (from centre bounce clearance?) in a half. We've only done that 3 times in ten years according to Fox Footy?

    Edited by DeelightfulPlay
    Typo

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    I'm watching from Puku bar in Ha Noi. I have to leave for my cousins wedding in 45 minutes so I'll miss the end but I'm loving this performance so far!

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    Is Disco of injured??

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    2 minutes ago, YesitwasaWin4theAges said:

    No BS about love ins and hugging i want Thunder and brute force.

    Well, this is an unexpected moment to be reminded of my ex.

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    1 minute ago, picket fence said:

    Is Disco of injuted??

    Heard on radio he was having concussion assessment

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    Petty's efforts to not be out marked has been pretty awesome. His move forward has actually worked very well for Melbourne

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    6 minutes ago, Rossmillan said:

    I look forward to the Is Petty a forward or backman discussion this week.

    Like old El Paso - why not have both :.)

    hes been neither most of this year


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