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NON-MFC: Round 04

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That was a great game Freo v Crows. Difficult to read the Crows due their injury list but I reckon both will be near the pointy end of September.

Anyway, back to Carlton....

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    21 minutes ago, Colm said:

    Jeez he’s having a good game. Works so hard.Of all the players that have left over past couple of years he’s the biggest loss or at least the one I wish we could get back.

    Miss Nibs so much. He loved our club. He probably still does. I know for sure his mum does coz this was added to a birthday message from her…

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    Don’t tell the Adelaide cheer squad 😁

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    Alex Pearce is a huge defender at over 200 cm.

    He's listed at 100 kg but looks more like at least 105.

    Maybe his hair adds a couple of kegs.

    Moves well too for a big guy.

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    Was a great game to watch live, a great contest. Despite being 1-3 I think Adelaide is still a contender provided they can stop getting repeated injuries.

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    2 hours ago, The heart beats true said:

    He repaid us by stringing us along, not signing the contract he said he was going to sign, and then requesting a move to the club that was 5 minutes drive from his junior club - but never looked at him once.

    As others have said, he’s the new Howe.

    Out of the 4 players that left us, the McVee departure sat with me the worst. Every time I see him in a Freo jumper I hope he stuffs up, and he’s had his share of stuff ups so far.

    At least with the others:

    Trac - a mutual divorce that netted us some very good picks.

    Clarry - we booted him out (for good reason) so you can’t bear too much ill will to him from a loyalty point of view.

    Spargo - seems like a decent fella that needed another opportunity to prolong his profession.

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    1 minute ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Out of the 4 players that left us, the McVee departure sat with me the worst. Every time I see him in a Freo jumper I hope he stuffs up, and he’s had his share of stuff ups so far.

    At least with the others:

    Trac - a mutual divorce that netted us some very good picks.

    Clarry - we booted him out (for good reason) so you can’t bear too much ill will to him from a loyalty point of view.

    Spargo - seems like a decent fella that needed another opportunity to prolong his profession.

    Trac walked out on us.

    No doubt we wanted him to stay.

    He can GAGF

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    14 hours ago, The heart beats true said:

    Interesting to see McVee playing as a lockdown on Rankine. Didn’t he leave Melbourne because he wanted to not be a lockdown defender?

    Howe come on down, he left so he play as a forward. How did that go. I always thought it was a [censored] statement. Just a handy excuse when the real reason was he just wanted to move to the pies.

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    14 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Thank you Freo.

    But a much bigger thank you to North.

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    1 minute ago, BDA said:

    rotten first quarter

    tiges clueless

    I just saw the end of Q1 ... terrible match. Port are very ordinary ... Richmond even worse.

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    Richmond are insipid. I guess the writing was on the wall when they couldn't mow down Carlton after giving them a six goal head start.

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    4 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

    Richmond are insipid. I guess the writing was on the wall when they couldn't mow down Carlton after giving them a six goal head start.

    yeah, they've seen the peptides and the baggers and said 'hands off our #1 pick'

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    Stuff watching this rubbish. I'm going back to paint the front fence.

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    34 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

    Stuff watching this rubbish. I'm going back to paint the front fence.

    Can i come over and watch it dry?

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    59 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

    Stuff watching this rubbish. I'm going back to paint the front fence.

    Is it a pickett fence?

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