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Confused why we’re back to booting it long again. Maybe load managing so we can pressure in the 4th like last week?

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    1 minute ago, Garbo said:

    Fullerton offering nothing, not even halfing the contest

    I think a few expectations went out of whack after last week.

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    This is a great game. Both teams at about 77% disposal efficiency.


    FCS!

    Kozzy penalised for a legal handball

    Ralph – Smith throws the ball no penalty

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    Maggots wearing Richmond jumpers

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    Get [censored]. 3 throws all let go then a butter soft one in front.

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    My god we are woeful.

    1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

    Fritsch as I've suspected has offered not much

    Fullerton even less. [censored]


    Didn’t Mansell just have the [censored] ball?

    So that’s holding the [censored] ball then.

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    I had this fantasy that maybe the Fremantle game was a sign that we would finally play a more watchable and attacking game style

    Horrible game of footy

    Skills horrendous on both sides

     

    Petracca has the highest number of finger points on the ground.

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